Sauna / Hot Tubs

Transform your backyard into a sanctuary of relaxation with our premium Saunas and Hot Tubs. Designed to promote health and well-being, our outdoor wellness collection offers the perfect escape from the stresses of daily life. Whether you are looking for a traditional timber sauna to enjoy the benefits of heat therapy or a luxurious hot tub for evening relaxation under the stars, our structures are crafted to provide a high-end spa experience at home.

We use only the finest, weather-resistant timber to ensure long-lasting durability and exceptional thermal insulation. Our saunas and hot tubs are engineered with precision to maintain consistent temperatures while blending beautifully with your garden's landscape. From compact barrel designs to modern, spacious cabins, our wellness range is built to the highest standards, offering a durable and aesthetic addition to your outdoor living space.

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IR-032 – 16m² – 44mm

5,200.00 €
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IR-033- 8m² – 44mm

3,200.00 €
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Sauna / Hot Tubs FAQ

How long does it take for an outdoor sauna to heat up?
Depending on the size of the sauna and the type of heater (electric or wood-burning), it typically takes between 30 to 60 minutes to reach the optimal temperature. Our saunas are designed with high-quality timber to ensure excellent heat retention.
What is the best foundation for a hot tub or sauna?
A solid, level, and well-drained surface is essential. For hot tubs, a reinforced concrete base is recommended due to the significant weight of the water. Saunas can often be placed on a level paved area or a sturdy timber decking.
Do I need an electrician for my sauna installation?
If you choose an electric heater for your sauna, a qualified electrician must handle the connection to your home’s power supply. Wood-burning heaters do not require electricity but must be installed with proper chimney ventilation according to safety standards.
How do I maintain the hygiene of my hot tub?
Regular water filtration and the use of appropriate chemicals (like chlorine or bromine) are necessary to keep the water clean. For wooden hot tubs, it is also important to keep the tub filled or treated according to the manufacturer’s instructions to prevent the timber from drying out.
Are your saunas built to withstand the Irish weather?
Yes, at Timber Lodge 365, we use premium, weather-resistant timber specifically chosen for outdoor durability. Periodic treatment of the exterior wood will ensure your sauna remains protected and beautiful despite the wind and rain common in Ireland.