Almost Heaven Saunas Barrel Sauna Installation & Owner's Manual

Almost Heaven Saunas Barrel Sauna Installation & Owner's Manual

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Barrel Sauna
Canopy Barrel Sauna
Installation &
Owner's Manual
Revised April 20, 2009

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  • Page 1 Barrel Sauna Canopy Barrel Sauna Installation & Owner’s Manual Revised April 20, 2009...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS Parts List .......................... 3 Dealer Information ......................3 Check your Boxes ......................4 Electrical Requirements ....................4 Locating the Sauna ......................4 Basic Tools ........................4 First Considerations......................5 Room Assembly ....................... 5 Band Assembly ........................ 7 Door Handle ........................
  • Page 3: Parts List

    Towel hook Magazine rack Interior Seat Supports Exterior Seat Supports Exterior Seat wall mounts Barrel Sauna Installation and Owner’s Manual 1 Hardware 12ga. X 2” Stainless Steel Finishing Nails 2” stainless steel square drive screws Heater Hardware (Included with kit)
  • Page 4: Check Your Boxes

    Because the customary sauna experience involves a heating-cooling-resting process, it is important to plan ahead before installing yours. Our method of construction affords the widest number of possible choices because our Barrel Sauna room can be placed in either an indoor or outdoor setting.
  • Page 5: First Considerations

    To help speed up the installation, substitute a deep well socket wrench for the ¾” wrench and a reversible power drill for the screwdrivers. FIRST CONSIDERATIONS When you begin the initial layout for assembly, it is very important to check your floor or deck to see if it is level. Most garage floors, basement floors, and decks are sloped for drainage.
  • Page 6 Figure 1—Base Assembly Work from one side and start placing the staves on the ends. Nail the staves (from outside) below middle of the sauna to hold them in place until the hoops are placed. Be very careful to keep the staves tight against each other.
  • Page 7: Band Assembly

    BAND ASSEMBLY Each of the Band Assemblies are made of the following components: (1) Stainless Steel Bands (2) Stainless Steel Banding Brackets (2) 1/2” Nuts (2) Black vinyl caps (1) 4-3/4” Threaded Rod Place bands with pre-assembled brackets around sauna, spaced evenly apart. Insert threaded rod through the bracket.
  • Page 8: Seats & Trim

    SEATS & TRIM Each bench consists of 3 slats (See Figure 5). Lay the slats on the lower cleats mounted on each end. Space the slats evenly and nail them into the cleats. Install center supports (on 6' and 8' models) as shown in illustration. Be sure to set nail heads below the surface so you will not burn yourself while using sauna.
  • Page 9: Heater Fence Assembly And Installation

    HEATER FENCE ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLATION The Heater Fence is necessary to ensure that bathers in the sauna do not accidentally contact parts of the heater that would burn them. It consists of four precut, vertically notched posts and six horizontal rails that must be assembled before it is installed to the wall adjacent to the heater.
  • Page 10: Treating The Sauna

    TREATING THE SAUNA Saunas have traditionally been left untreated to retain the natural look and feel of the wood. Never treat the inside of the sauna, and treatment of the external of the sauna is optional. If a protectant is desired for the exterior of your sauna, contact your local paint supply store for a suitable cedar wood treatment for the exterior of your sauna.
  • Page 11: Taking A Sauna Bath

    TAKING A SAUNA BATH The sauna as we know it comes from Finland. Taking a sauna bath induces excessive perspiration, which cleanses the skin. It stimulates circulation and reduces muscular tension. It can also be an excellent relaxational or social activity. Not to be confused with a steam bath, a sauna is a dry heat bath.
  • Page 12: Warranty

    In the event of any malfunction or defect covered by this warranty, contact the authorized Almost Heaven Saunas Dealer from whom you purchased your sauna. In the event there is not an authorized Almost Heaven Saunas Dealer or repair firm in your area, the component can be returned prepaid freight (you pay) to Almost Heaven Saunas for repair of the defect, Almost Heaven Saunas will then ship the component back to you pre-paid (Almost Heaven Saunas pays) upon completion of the repair.

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