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- Page 1 Revel Solaris Saunas PRODUCT MANUAL...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Introduction Safety Timber and Expectations Foundation Recommendations Oiling the Solaris Assembly Instructions 6-15 Accessories and General Information Heater Use Sauna Stones Maintenance & Oiling Cleaning and Use Mould Cause and Prevention Treatment of Mould Maintenance and Cleaning Schedule Warranty... -
Page 3: Introduction
INTRODUCTION Congratulations on your purchase of our Revel Solaris Traditional Finnish Sauna! You’re on the path to improved well-being and relaxation. For centuries, people have enjoyed the rejuvenating benefits of traditional Finnish saunas, and now you can experience the authentic warmth and tranquility right in the comfort of your own home. -
Page 4: Timber And Expectations
Light sanding can help remove water stains. FOUNDATION RECOMMENDATIONS Ensure the foundation is capable of supporting the weight of the Solaris Sauna (380 kg) without sinking or shifting We recommend using a concrete slab or a pile foundation. The base of the sauna should not be placed directly on surfaces like soil or grass, as they can compromise the quality of the timber. -
Page 5: Oiling The Solaris
OILING THE SOLARIS Wood, as a natural material, requires regular maintenance to preserve its quality and appear- ance. Any wooden product exposed to the intense Australasian sun should be treated regularly with a UV-protectant timber oil. The cedar is provided in an unoiled state. As part of owning a natural wood product, you should plan to reapply oil to the external surfaces of the cedar every six months, or more frequently de- pending on your location and the level of sunlight exposure. -
Page 6: Assembly Instructions
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Assembling the Solaris sauna requires at least two adults. Be sure to read the instructions carefully both before and during the assembly process to ensure proper installation. 1. Place the Floor down 2. Attach the front door beams using the crescent-shaped screw sets... - Page 7 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 3. Install the two front windows by inserting them into the grooves of the door beams. Secure them in place using the crescent-shaped screw sets. 4. Attach the top beam of the front panel using 5x70mm screws.
- Page 8 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 5. Install the two front side panels in the following order: lower panel, upper panel, then con- necting beam. Repeat the process for the right side. 6. Attach the back beams using the crescent-shaped screw sets, then secure them further by adding two beam supports.
- Page 9 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 7. Slide the two back side panels into the grooves of the beams in the following order: lower panel, then upper panel. Repeat the process for the right side. 8. Slide the lower, middle, and upper back panels into the grooves of the beams...
- Page 10 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 9. Attach the two beams to the top of the side panels using 5x70mm screws. 10. Secure the two roof panels using 4x40mm screws. 11. Attach the back beams to cover the gap between the roof and the back panel using 5x70mm screws.
- Page 11 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 12. Secure the two outer roof covers using 4x40mm and 4x30mm screws. 13. Attach the wooden door using 4x30mm screws for the three hinges, and secure the door handle with 6x75mm screws.
- Page 12 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 14. Connect the two LED lights using the white cable from the control box located on the back panel. Then, secure the cables with three wooden covers and 3x30mm screws. 15. Position the lower bench on the bench support beams. Secure the upper bench using 4x50mm screws.
- Page 13 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 16. For Heater Assembly please refer to the Harvia Heater manual - only a licensed Electrician should install the heater. Note: No Electrical cable is supplier with the Sauna, your electrician will need to source and install this along with the electrical plug...
- Page 14 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS The Harvia Heater should be at least 100mm high from the floor 17. Assemble the heater safety barrier using 4x 6x35mm dome-head screws. Note: Installing the safety barrier is optional. The heater is well-insulated on the front and sides and does not become excessively hot to the touch like that of a hot iron.
- Page 15 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 19. Secure the roof shingles using 3x16mm screws for each row. 20. Follow the pattern and rows as per diagram below.
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Page 16: Accessories And General Information
ACCESSORIES AND GENERAL INFORMATION We recommend placing the provided thermometer at head height on either wall of the sauna, ensuring it is not positioned directly above the heater. Since heat rises, you will notice that the temperature varies throughout the sauna—hotter at the top and cooler at the bottom. However, with proper heat-up time and effective use of steam, the heat will distribute more evenly throughout the sauna You can place the sand timer anywhere in the sauna, except directly... -
Page 17: Sauna Stones
SAUNA STONES The use and proper care of stones are essential to enhancing your sauna experience. For optimal results, please follow these guidelines: 1. Once your electrician has wired and tested your Har- via heater to ensure it’s receiving power, turn the heat- er on without placing any stones. -
Page 18: Maintenance & Oiling
MAINTENANCE The timber in your sauna has been treated to enhance its thermal performance but remains a porous, reactive material that may change visually with regular use. Exposure to heat, moisture, and the elements can cause the wood to swell or shrink, leading to small surface-level splits or gaps. -
Page 19: Cleaning And Use
CLEANING AND USE When using the sauna, it’s a good practice to place towels on both the seat and the floor beneath you. This helps maintain cleanliness and protects the timber from sweat-related damage. For cleaning, we recommend using a cloth dampened with a mild vinegar and water solution. Ad- ditionally, we strongly advise regularly removing the floor panel to clean the bottom of the barrel, as dirt and moisture can accumulate over time. -
Page 20: Maintenance And Cleaning Schedule
MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING SCHEDULE AFTER EVERY USE: Wipe down all excess moisture and sweat with a dry cloth or towel Remove all damp items from the sauna (Towels, sauna hats, robes, bucket & ladle etc) Bake & Breathe method MONTHLY: Wipe down all surfaces thoroughly. -
Page 21: Warranty
This warranty is a limited warranty given by Revel not able to resolve the issue or the customer is not Wellness for the Solaris Sauna and is valid for the able or willing to work with them, Revel Wellness period of 5 years from the date of delivery. - Page 22 Live Longer, Live Better...
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