Studies show that regular use of a sauna (3 to 7 times a week) promotes cardiovascular, respiratory and blood circulation health. Saunas are also used for muscle relaxation, to relieve stress and support the immune system.

Most clients assemble their sauna in six hours with two people putting it together. Outdoor saunas require ground preparation and the electrical installation mut be done by a licensed electrician.

The installation is detailed step by step in the manufacturer's manual, please see below.

- Sauna Boréal Assembly Instructions

- Ground Preparation Instructions

- Assembly video - Dundalk Leisurecraft

The conventional temperature for a sauna is between 160F and 190F.

It is important to note that it can be dangerous to be exposed to excessive heat for an extended period of time. Additionally, wood-fired saunas are not regulated by a thermometer and can reach temperatures above 200F.

Consult a physician before using a sauna.

The delivery is made using a tailgate in your driveway so you can unload the crate at your pace.

It is recommended to assemble the sauna with two people in order to facilitate the process in addition to making it more pleasant. Installation is detailed step by step in the manufacturer's manual and takes an average of six to eight hours at a moderate pace.a

Your Sauna can be installed on the surface of your choice (patio, concrete, rocks, rock dust, grass, etc.).

If you install your sauna directly on an organic base, it is strongly recommended to install tiles on the floor.

If you install your sauna on a patio, it is important to ensure that the structure on it is able to support the weight of the sauna and the users (information on the weight of the products is available in their description).

Our electric saunas require a 240V socket. The electrical installation is usually easier than expected and is similar to that of a spa. We recommend asking for two or three free quotes from electricians in your area, who can inspect your electrical panel to confirm if it has the capacity to power the sauna.

Have your work done by a licensed electrical contractor to ensure a safe installation.

Do not hesitate to contact our team if you need help finding a recognized electrician in your area.

We recommend washing the interior of your sauna with a damp cloth and a light natural product regularly to prevent bacteria and mildew buildup. In addition, it is important to let the sauna dry after each use.

Washing the exterior of your sauna can be done using a towel or a brush and water mixed with a mild cleaning product (eg dish soap). Scrub areas that are dirtier and be sure to rinse the wood well.

Yes, if you wish cedar saunas can be treated with a sealant to protect it from bad weather such as UV rays and rain.

Take note that it is important to use a sealant that can be used at high temperatures if you are treating the interior as well.

8 foot saunas are made to accommodate up to four people. We also offer 10 foot saunas that can accommodate six to eight people.

We work exclusively with Canadian manufacturers to ensure the quality of our products and our service.

You benefit from a one-year manufacturer's warranty on your stove to protect you from manufacturing errors.

To prevent water infiltration, we recommend checking the tension of the metal bands around your sauna a few times a year. If you want to have a sauna completely sheltered from the rain, consider the option of choosing a metal or shingle roof that will extend the life of your sauna in addition to preventing water infiltration.

In case you notice considerable infiltration, tighten the metal bands to fix the problem. If the situation is not resolved, loosen the metal bands and add a wooden plank to the sauna on top of the sauna before re-tightening the metal bands.

Yes, you can pour water on the rocks without pouring a lot of it.

All our products comply with Canadian standards.

In order to increase the temperature of your sauna, you simply have to reduce the height of your interior thermometer. Heat rises in the air and if the thermometer reading is taken lower, the temperature will be lower which will tell your stove to heat up.

*Lower your thermometer gradually to accommodate the higher heat. If you wish to use your sauna at temperatures higher than recommended, you do so at your own risk.