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Deck-Mounted Saunas

Profiles designed to sit on an existing raised deck, sharing its structure and cooling space. Load verification and drainage clear of the deck are the defining concerns.

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SA-CA-035 · Design Profile

Deck Pod Sauna

  • Modern
  • 1–2 people
  • Electric
  • Thermowood
  • ≈4.5–6 kW electric heater class
  • Sits on an existing deck
  • 6 × 5 ft footprint
  • Seats one to two
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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
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SA-CA-064 · Concept Profile

Rooftop-Ready Pod Sauna

  • Minimalist
  • 1–2 people
  • Electric
  • Thermowood cladding
  • ≈4.5–6 kW electric heater class
  • Rounded lightweight shell
  • 6 × 5 ft reference footprint
  • Seats one to two
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Extending an existing deck

A raised deck is ready-made outdoor living, and these compact profiles are drawn to join it — sharing the deck as a cooling zone and, sometimes, its structure. The two defining questions are always the same: can the deck carry the added load, and can water be drained clear of the deck below? Both must be answered before anything is built.

Done well, a deck-mounted sauna turns a platform you already use into a small wellness spot with almost no separate ground works. The compact pod and cabin profiles here keep the added load and footprint modest, which is exactly what a deck addition needs.