Description
Article no.: 4233
A classic sauna - reborn for modern life.
The VILLA sauna stove is a tribute to the authentic Nordic sauna bath. Wood-fired, genuine and built in densely grown Norrland spruce, it is delivered fully assembled directly to your door. All you have to do is install the chimney and put in the sauna stones - then the warmth, aroma and tranquility await.
Design & materials.
The rounded shape creates a soft and harmonious atmosphere, while optimizing heat flow. The bronze-tinted glass wall lets in daylight without compromising privacy. LED lighting around the door and under the benches gives the sauna an exclusive feel even in the evening.
Comfort & function.
VILLA can accommodate 4-6 people and is equipped with Harvia M3 (WKPM3) - a reliable wood-fired heater that provides fast and even heat. The 40-kilogram sauna stones retain heat for a long time for a soft and relaxing sauna climate. The wide sauna bars made of top-quality alder and the lockable glass front door provide both safety and comfort.
The experience.
Step inside - and let the heat take over. VILLA is more than a sauna; it is a restoration of body and soul in its purest form.
Technical data:
- Wall thickness: 38 mm
- Building area: 6.75 sqm
- Sauna size: 10.11 m3
- Ceiling height: 2006 mm
- Total height: 2394 mm
- Window dimensions (openable): 665 x 300 mm
- Dimensions front door: 1800 x 690 mm
- Weight: 1225 kg
- Package dimensions: L3.05 x B2.30 x H2.45 m
Standard set included:
- Material: Norrland spruce
- Harvia M3 (WKPM3)
- Sauna stones: Harvia AC3020 (40 kg) D10-15 cm
- Fully coated bronze-tinted glass wall
- Number of windows: two on the front side
- Lockable outer door with large window
- Sauna heater made of top quality alder
- Ventilation grille: Included
- Roof covering: Black asphalt shingle
Delivery: Delivered fully assembled by crane truck within 4-8 weeks.
Building permits: Classified as a shed and usually free of building permits - check local regulations for safety. This type of building is not normally subject to planning permission, but falls under the category of sheds and is therefore by its nature exempt from planning permission. However, as usual, you are required to follow the rules of the Planning and Building Act (PBL). To be on the safe side, it is always good to check what applies in your particular municipality. There may be special regulations with restrictions on proximity to plot boundaries, etc. If you have questions about building permits, we recommend that you contact your municipality's urban planning office, as local deviations are common.
FAQ - Questions we are often asked:
Building without a building permit
Preparing the ground for the sauna
Cleaning the sauna in the best way
Using the sauna safely
Maintaining the sauna in good condition