SA-CA-046 · Design Profile
Lakeside Glass Sauna
- Luxury
- 5–6 people
- Electric
- Cedar with tempered glass
- ≈10–12 kW electric heater class
- Full lake-facing glass wall
- Covered deck + outdoor shower
- Professional build
Climate suitability
Coastal Climate Saunas
Profiles detailed for humid, salt-laden coastal air: ventilated rainscreens, moisture-tolerant timbers and drainage that copes with persistent damp.
14 matching profiles
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SA-CA-054 · Concept Profile
Floating Lake Sauna
- Rustic
- 3–4 people
- Wood-burning
- Western red cedar
- Wood-burning, on a pontoon raft
- Lake is the plunge
- 10 × 8 ft platform
- Professional marine build
SA-CA-056 · Reference Configuration
Luxury Lakehouse Sauna
- Luxury
- 5–6 people
- Electric or wood-burning
- Cedar and tempered glass
- Dual-ready 10–12 kW class
- Panoramic lake-facing hot room
- Changing room + shower + deck
- 17 × 9 ft, professional build
SA-CA-003 · Design Profile
Black Timber Cube Sauna
- Modern
- 5–6 people
- Electric or wood-burning
- Charred / black-stained thermowood cladding
- Dual-ready: electric or wood-burning
- Generous glazed front wall
- Flat roof, 8 × 8 ft footprint
- Black thermowood cladding
SA-CA-043 · Reference Configuration
Lakeside Log Sauna
- Rustic
- 5–6 people
- Wood-burning
- Stacked pine logs
- Wood-burning, high stone capacity
- Log walls, cedar-lined interior
- Covered deck to the water
- 11 × 8 ft reference footprint
SA-CA-051 · Reference Configuration
Off-Grid Lakeside Sauna
- Rustic
- 3–4 people
- Wood-burning
- Cedar board-and-batten with log accents
- Fully off-grid, wood-burning
- Passive ventilation
- Shore-side cooling walk
- 9 × 7 ft reference footprint
SA-CA-055 · Concept Profile
Modern Floating Sauna Raft
- Modern
- 5–6 people
- Wood-burning
- Thermowood with tempered glass
- Wood-burning, glazed floating raft
- Flat roof, lake-facing glass
- 14 × 9 ft platform
- Professional marine build
SA-CA-033 · Design Profile
Panoramic Pod Sauna
- Modern
- 1–2 people
- Electric
- Cedar with tempered glass
- ≈5–7 kW electric heater class
- Panoramic glazed end
- 7 × 5 ft footprint
- Seats one to two
SA-CA-024 · Design Profile
Thermowood Barrel Sauna
- Minimalist
- 3–4 people
- Electric
- Thermowood staves
- ≈6–8 kW electric heater class
- Full thermowood, dark tone
- Very stable, low maintenance
- 6 × 6.5 ft footprint
SA-CA-022 · Design Profile
Panoramic Barrel Sauna with Glass End
- Modern
- 3–4 people
- Wood-burning
- Western red cedar staves
- Wood-burning, panoramic glazed end
- Curved cedar barrel
- 7 × 6.5 ft reference footprint
- View-framing layout
SA-CA-018 · Design Profile
Deck-Mounted Cabin Sauna
- Modern
- 3–4 people
- Electric
- Thermowood
- ≈6–8 kW electric heater class
- Mounts on an existing deck
- 8 × 7 ft reference footprint
- Deck-load and drainage focus
SA-CA-015 · Design Profile
Poolside Cabin Sauna
- Modern
- 3–4 people
- Electric
- Thermowood
- ≈6–9 kW electric heater class
- Outdoor rinse shower
- Glazed wall to the pool
- Slab-founded, wet-area detailing
SA-CA-011 · Design Profile
Modern Flat-Roof Cabin Sauna
- Modern
- 5–6 people
- Electric
- Thermowood
- ≈8–10 kW electric heater class
- Flat membrane roof, low profile
- Horizontal thermowood cladding
- 10 × 7.5 ft reference footprint
SA-CA-006 · Reference Configuration
Lakeside Wood-Burning Sauna
- Rustic
- 5–6 people
- Wood-burning
- Cedar board-and-batten
- Wood-burning, high stone capacity
- Hot room + changing room
- Covered cooling deck to the water
- 11 × 8 ft reference footprint
The coastal moisture challenge
Coastal air is humid, salty and relentless, and it attacks the parts of a sauna that mishandle water. Coastal-climate profiles answer with detailing focused on drying: a ventilated rainscreen that lets the walls drain and breathe, moisture-tolerant and rot-resistant timbers such as cedar and thermowood, and a sealed, well-drained floor that clears water fast.
The principle is the same as everywhere in the archive — keep water moving and keep the structure dry — but the margins are tighter by the sea. Good drainage, generous overhangs and stable claddings are what let a coastal sauna shrug off the constant damp instead of slowly rotting in it.