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Custom-built saunas

A Finnish sauna at home, a garden sauna with a large glass front or a classic barrel sauna by the lake — we design it around your space and build it from the ground up.

What we build

Finnish sauna

Dry and hot (80–100 °C), with water ladled onto the stones. Wood-burning or electric stove.

Garden sauna

A freestanding cabin with a changing area and glazing, set on a slab or blocks. Under Polish rules, small buildings usually need only a notification, not a building permit.

Barrel sauna

A classic that heats up quickly and holds its warmth well. Ideal for a garden plot or a spot by the water.

Indoor sauna

In a bathroom, basement or loft. Made to fit the space, with ventilation and LED lighting.

Finnish sauna with a wood-burning stove
Finnish sauna with a wood-burning stove
Barrel sauna
Barrel sauna
Benches and fittings from our workshop
Benches and fittings from our workshop

Photos are for illustration only. You’ll find a gallery of our work under Our projects.

What’s included

  • Design with a visualisation and a stove sized to the room volume
  • Frame, insulation and vapour barrier
  • Benches, backrests and headrests in the timber of your choice
  • Stove, chimney and heat shields
  • LED lighting and ventilation
  • On-site installation and the first firing

Choice of timber

Scandinavian spruce
The classic — light, fragrant and good value.
Aspen
Resin-free and stays relatively cool — ideal for benches.
Abachi
The coolest to the touch; for benches and backrests.
Thermally modified wood
Dark, stable and moisture-resistant — for the cladding of garden saunas.
Canadian cedar
A refined scent and colour, naturally resistant to fungal decay.

How we work together

  1. 01. Consultation

    We talk through the location, how many people it’s for and your budget. We can also come and measure up.

  2. 02. Design and quote

    You get a design with dimensions, a stove matched to the room and a fixed price — no surprises.

  3. 03. Build

    We build with kiln-dried timber and send you photos as the work progresses.

  4. 04. Installation and first firing

    We install everything, connect the stove and chimney, show you how it all works and light the first fire together.

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to build a sauna?

Usually 3–6 weeks from design approval, depending on the size and on material availability. The on-site installation itself typically takes 1–3 days.

Does a garden sauna need a building permit?

Under Polish building law, a recreational building with a footprint of up to 35 m² usually only needs to be notified to the district office (starostwo). We’ll help you prepare the paperwork.

Wood-burning or electric stove?

A wood-burning stove brings atmosphere and independence from the mains; an electric heater brings convenience and precise temperature control. We’ll advise you at the design stage, or you can try our stove selector.

Which areas do you cover?

We build and install throughout Poland. Transport and installation costs are set out in your quote.

Free quote

Tell us what you’re looking for — we’ll reply with a quote and a proposed date.