A sauna barrel is generally a stationary sauna. In this case, the barrel stands on brackets, and no actual preparatory work is required before the barrel is put in place. However, it is essential that the ground is level and firm. Also make sure that the ground is well drained where the barrel is placed. With garden tiles under the brackets, the hot tub will then stand firmly. Glulam beams can be placed under the brackets to compensate for uneven ground. There are also mobile saunas, for those who wish. These can be fitted with either wheels or wheels, depending on your needs.