Modern Outdoor Sauna

Sana garden sauna in 70 mm CLT with thermo-aspen and HUUM CORE (10.5 kW)

The Bloomcabin Sana is a compact rectangular outdoor sauna designed for contemporary gardens. Straight walls, a light thermo-aspen interior, and tempered-glass doors and windows in aluminium frames define its clean-lined look. Choose between two window layouts and a black or natural exterior finish to suit the site and patio; heating is electric.

Before ordering, confirm the base, delivery route, window position, electrical connection and exterior finish. Explore additional models in the Bloomcabin sauna collection.

Clean-lined design for contemporary outdoor spaces

Straight walls, vertical exterior cladding and dark aluminium frames give Sana its precise, contemporary character.

Its square footprint makes placement beside a patio, pool or pergola straightforward. Leave sufficient clearance for assembly, cleaning and exterior maintenance; an overly tight fit may look neat but restrict future access.

View the proposed location from several angles: the house, seating area and garden path. The window side, entrance and roofline all influence how the sauna sits within the property.

Black or natural: two distinct garden expressions

The natural finish brings a warm timber presence that pairs especially well with decking, natural stone and planting.

Black makes a bolder statement and complements dark window frames, aluminium pergolas and minimalist outdoor areas.

Consider maintenance as well as appearance at the actual location. Dust, splash marks and plant debris can show differently on black and natural finishes.

Light thermo-aspen gives the cabin a calm, open feel

The interior is lined with thermally treated aspen. Its pale colour and subtle grain suit the sauna’s uncluttered design. Sauna towels or suitable seat covers help protect the benches from perspiration and dirt during regular use.

Thermo-aspen creates a warm contrast with the dark aluminium frames. Daylight enters through the glazing, so sun direction and the outlook have more influence than in a largely enclosed timber sauna.

Pale wood, glass and indirect lighting can make the compact cabin feel more spacious, while the restrained grain keeps the interior visually calm.

70 mm CLT panels form the load-bearing structure

Three-layer 70 mm CLT panels create the walls and support the sauna’s clearly defined rectangular form.

Because the solid-wood elements are large, the supporting base, unloading, route to the site and assembly should be coordinated early.

The base must be load-bearing, permanently level and suitable for the structure. Effective drainage matters just as much: rainwater must not collect at the base, and surrounding surfaces should direct water away without making the doorway uneven.

Choose a rear or side window for the best outlook

Sana is available in two layout options: the window can be positioned at the rear or on the side.

A rear window suits a principal view opposite the entrance. A side window may work better when Sana sits parallel to a patio, pool or house wall. Consider the seated view as well as visibility from outside.

Before ordering, mark out the footprint, door side and window position at the intended location. This reveals whether walls, planting or furniture interrupt the view or prevent the door from opening freely.

Electric heating with HUUM CORE and UKU Glass

HUUM CORE is operated with the UKU Glass control panel, whose understated glass surface suits the modern interior.

The sauna requires a three-phase 400 V, 50 Hz electrical supply. Before ordering, ask a qualified local electrical contractor to verify that this supply can be provided at the property and check any approval or certification required locally for HUUM CORE, UKU Glass and the proposed installation. Coordinate the cable route, protection, controls and connection before assembly; waiting until the foundation is complete can leave awkward cable runs and hard-to-reach connection points.

No firewood storage or chimney is required. Instead, plan the electrical feed so connection and service areas remain accessible.

Indirect LED lighting for a gentle atmosphere

The LEDs sit beneath the benches, keeping the light source discreet.

In evening use, the lighting brings out the warm tone of the thermo-aspen without making the sauna feel like an ordinary room.

This indirect lighting is intended to create ambience. Extra lighting in the adjacent outdoor area can be useful for cleaning and visual checks.

Flexible space for families, guests and relaxed sessions for two

At full capacity, comfort depends on body size, preferred spacing and personal sense of room. If several people will use the sauna regularly, assess the available bench space rather than capacity alone.

The larger cabin can also suit couples who value extra room to move and more personal seating space.

For mainly solo use, weigh the additional garden footprint against the desired interior comfort. Sana comes into its own when occupancy varies and sauna sessions are shared.

Plan the base for a total weight of about 1,800 kg

Sana has a total weight of approximately 1,800 kg. Its base must support the sauna permanently without uneven settlement under load.

A professionally constructed concrete slab or comparably robust solution may be suitable. The right approach depends on the existing ground conditions and planned build-up and should be assessed by a qualified professional.

For an existing patio or timber structure, a visually solid appearance is not enough. The structure, supports and condition must suit the real load. Also allow for temporary loads during unloading and assembly.

Integrate Sana into a modern sauna and relaxation area

Sana’s rectangular form works well with a pergola, pool or contemporary patio. Keep the entrance clear, make routes between sauna and rest area safe when wet, and do not block assembly or maintenance access with furniture.

A pergola beside the freestanding sauna can create a sheltered place to rest. For an outdoor shower or cool-down area, provide controlled drainage so splash water does not remain against the timber façade or on walking surfaces.

Repeat colours and materials from the sauna, patio and pergola without placing the elements too close together. Generous clearances keep exterior surfaces accessible for cleaning.

Sana and Elma L: different concepts with a modern aesthetic

The Elma L differs in the thickness of its CLT elements, its extensively glazed front and its bench design.

Sana instead offers a compact square footprint, two selectable window positions and less glazing.

Look beyond the shared contemporary appearance and compare the glazing, bench arrangement and footprint at your proposed location. The best choice is the model that fits the garden, patio and available access.

Care for the glass, thermo-aspen and exterior cladding

Clean glass with a product suitable for the glass and neighbouring materials. Apply cleaner to a soft cloth rather than spraying seals, aluminium frames or timber directly, and remove all residue.

After every sauna session, the interior must be able to dry completely. Remove damp towels, covers and loose items, wipe away visible moisture with a clean cloth and keep the existing ventilation clear.

Exterior care depends on the chosen finish. Check the weather-exposed side, low-level areas and junctions for dirt or visible changes. Use only products suitable for the particular surface to avoid staining or uneven results.

Who is Bloomcabin Sana right for?

Sana is especially suited to contemporary detached homes, pool areas and patios where a linear sauna is wanted as a permanent outdoor feature.

It suits families, couples and guests who appreciate a bright cabin and generous personal seating space.

A permanently suitable site and professionally completed 400-V connection are essential. If these conditions cannot be met, Sana is not the right choice.

Sana in an urban garden: plan space and integration carefully

The compact square footprint makes Sana easier to place in a well-organized garden. Exterior dimensions alone do not show the true space requirement: allow room for installation and maintenance, a clear door area and a suitable cable route.

At an overall height of 253 cm, Sana remains prominent even on a smaller property. Check the location from house windows and main seating areas, not only on a plan. Before fixing the site, ask the municipality about zoning and permit requirements, confirm which provincial or territorial building requirements are in force, and have a qualified local professional assess the proposed site, foundation and installation for the property’s snow, wind and ground conditions.

Planting and fixed garden elements must not obstruct airflow, façade care or access. Plants should not rest against wood or glass; clearance also makes it easier to remove leaves and debris.

Review configuration and site together before ordering

Before ordering, prepare a simple site plan showing exterior dimensions, door side, chosen window position, electrical route and adjacent areas. It helps identify early whether the base, access and configuration work together.

Do not decide from product images alone. Consider the view from normal seated height and compare the black and natural finishes directly with the patio, façade and garden elements at the proposed site.

Then have the proposed 400-V connection assessed for professional installation at the site. Compare the final order with your plan and explicitly check the window position, exterior finish and technical equipment in the order documents.

Balance daylight with privacy

Tempered glazing and aluminium frames give Sana a light, modern appearance. Orient the sauna so users can still feel undisturbed inside.

A lit interior is easier to see into at night than in daylight. Check sightlines from the house, patio, garden path and neighbouring seating areas both by day and with the interior lighting switched on.

Place screening where it protects the relevant view without crowding the window or door. This preserves the outlook from the sauna while keeping exterior surfaces reachable for care.

Make Sana easy to use day to day

HUUM CORE is operated through UKU Glass. Before first use, every user should become familiar with the controls and required clearances around the heater. Follow the supplied operating and safety instructions.

A well-prepared approach makes regular use more enjoyable. Position hooks, shelves and textiles so the cabin’s movement space remains clear. Outside the sauna, a dry place for robes, towels and suitable footwear is practical.

Before each session, make a quick visual check: benches and passageways must be clear, and no objects may be left around the heater. After switching off, check that no textiles or accessories remain in the cabin.

Solid CLT construction or a traditional barrel form?

A barrel sauna is defined by its rounded form and curved wall surfaces. Sana uses rectangular CLT panels instead, giving it the presence of a small, clean-lined garden building.

Straight walls allow a different arrangement of windows and benches than a round cabin. They also create a distinctly different design approach beside a patio, pool or house façade.

If you want a rustic barrel look and the ritual of a wood-fired heater, choose another product family. Sana is intended for buyers who prefer crisp lines, light thermo-aspen and electric heating.

Prepare the delivery route and assembly area completely

Before ordering, inspect the full route from the possible unloading point to the foundation. Gates, walls, roof overhangs, steps, tight turns and soft lawn can complicate delivery or assembly even when the final location has enough room.

Lifting and assembly need more clear space than the footprint alone. Depending on delivery and installation method, working space may also be needed at the sides and above. Confirm the specific requirements in advance, remove obstacles in time and protect sensitive paths or patio surfaces.

Also decide who will handle unloading, temporary storage and assembly. Store components protected until installation and follow the supplied instructions. Clear responsibilities help prevent heavy parts from being moved unexpectedly or stored unsuitably.

Inspect weather-exposed and low-level areas regularly

Regularly remove leaves, soil, splash marks and other deposits from the exterior. Pay particular attention to areas near the ground and places where plants or furniture restrict airflow. Fresh soiling can usually be removed with gentler cleaning than residue that has been allowed to set.

Keep accessible roof areas and drainage paths clear. After garden work, check whether soil, mulch or new paving has altered water flow. Later landscaping must not direct rainwater toward the sauna base.

Following a longer break in use, visually inspect the interior, glass, door, lighting and accessible technical components before heating the sauna. Have any noticeable concerns addressed before use resumes.

Keep order, foundation and electrical records organized

Keep the order confirmation, configuration details, assembly documents and operating instructions together. Photograph cable routes and important foundation details before they are concealed, so hidden installations can be considered reliably during later garden work.

Check the delivered version against the order documents immediately. Pay particular attention to the window position, exterior finish and technical equipment. Resolve unclear differences before assembly, when corrections are much easier.

Record the professionals involved and file the foundation and electrical documents in an orderly way. Operating instructions should be easy for users to find; technical documents belong in a dry, readily located place.

Allow for future garden changes from the start

If a pool, pergola or additional planting may be added later, include the space required in the first site plan. New elements must not narrow the entrance, channel water toward the base or block the chosen view.

When adding paving or changing the patio later, avoid altering levels and slopes around Sana unfavourably. The location of electrical lines and accessible connection points must remain known. Refer to the existing records before digging nearby.

Treat Sana as a permanent element of the garden plan. During later changes, keep the walkway, exterior surfaces and documented cable areas accessible.

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