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Dimensions: 59" x 42" x 75"
Exterior Product Dimensions
Exterior Height: 75
Exterior Width: 59
Exterior Depth: 42
Interior Product Dimensions
Interior Height: 69
Interior Width: 55
Interior Depth: 39
Product Weight: 375

The Baldwin 2-person traditional sauna is the perfect way to relax and rejuvenate in the comfort of your own home. The included Harvia heater produces temperatures up to 170 degrees while the water cask and spoon allow you to add water to the heater stones to get to your desired humidity level. Standard features also include a thermo-hygrometer for displaying the humidity level, ergonomic seating for comfort and convenience, interior lighting, a ventilation system, and a cabin constructed of natural Canadian Hemlock wood for a durable yet naturally appealing decor.
Disclaimer: The heater included in this sauna may look different from the heater in pictures. The heater in the pictures is for demonstration purposes only. The sauna will ship with the updated stainless steel handle.
How to install the heater?
It is a hardwired setup. You can attach a plug (we do not provide it) if you choose to, or have your electrician hard wire the heater to a junction box (we do not provide it). The wire from the sauna requires a 220V – 20amp double pole dedicated circuit. The 3 wires at the end of the power cord at 2 HOT / 1 GROUND. There is NO Neutral.
How can I adjust the temperature on the Harvia heater?
It has a temperature setting from high to low but it’s a mechanical dial so it won’t be precise. However, it will range from 110-160 depending on the dial setting. It’s just not a digital dial that tells you how hot it is. You can use a digital thermometer inside the sauna and then adjust the dial to the low-high setting that works for them. It does have an analog hygrometer inside it as well to tell the temp and humidity.
Infrared heat is light on a spectrum that our eyes can’t see. Infrared saunas use infrared heaters to emit heat which is a narrow band of energy within the 5.6 to 15-micron level. This type of energy closely resembles the natural human spectrum so it’s easily absorbed by the body tissue. The body reacts by sweating profusely which has many health benefits including detoxification, improved blood flow, circulation and weight loss. Learn more about the difference between traditional and infrared saunas.
SunRay Saunas contain wooden panels that are pre-packaged in cardboard boxes and then placed on a wooden pallet to ensure the sauna arrives without damage. The cardboard boxes can be removed from the pallet and will fit through any door size 24” or greater.
Most sauna models take about an hour to assemble. Two people are required. For more information on the assembly of the unit please see the assembly instructions.
No. The only tool you need to assemble the sauna is a Phillips head screwdriver or drill with a Phillips head-bit.
Yes, you can place a sauna on the second floor. Most saunas weigh between 300-400lbs in total and this weight is often divided by 2 or 3 crates.
All SunRay saunas except the outdoor models must be used indoors. They are not suitable for outdoor use and this voids the warranty. If you do not plan to use the unit indoors, view our outdoor sauna collection.
First, unplug the sauna and make sure it is cool before cleaning. To clean the wooden interior of your sauna mix 3 teaspoons of baking soda into a gallon of warm water. Use a towel to wipe down the interior with the baking soda and water mixture. Then wipe the sauna down with a wet towel and let dry. The glass in your sauna can be cleaned with glass cleaner. If you have an outdoor sauna, use a standard garden hose on a low/mist setting to wash out the interior. Make sure to leave the door open so the sauna can dry.
The sauna should be cleaned every 6 months or at your discretion if you are using it regularly. Using a towel to sit on while in the sauna will capture a lot of the sweat and thereby reduce the frequency of cleaning the sauna.
Infrared saunas take roughly 20 minutes to heat up. Traditional saunas are a bit longer. Learn more.
Ships within 48 hours · Estimated delivery Jun 23 - Jun 28
US$40
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