Room to unwind
We plan the sauna and relaxation areas, with a shower, changing space and terrace where required. Easy maintenance and separation of wet and dry areas matter too.
+7 (920) 733-77-33Warm timber finishes, carefully planned ventilation and somewhere to unwind. A standalone sauna module can be tailored to a private garden, holiday home or guest accommodation.
What is included
Before work begins, we define the use, materials and scope. Each item is set out in the quote.
We plan the sauna and relaxation areas, with a shower, changing space and terrace where required. Easy maintenance and separation of wet and dry areas matter too.
Heater type and output, safety clearances, ventilation and electrical connections are agreed around the equipment specification. Where needed, flue and drainage arrangements are planned before production.
A private sauna and a commercial guest facility are used differently. Before quoting, we discuss occupancy, maintenance and available services, then choose suitable finishes and equipment.
The specification covers the load-bearing structure, floor, walls, roof, insulation layers, facade, windows and external doors. Materials and dimensions are confirmed in the selected project’s documentation.
We agree floor and wall finishes, internal doors, lighting, electrical work, plumbing and drainage. Heating, cooling, bathroom fittings and kitchen equipment are included only when listed in your quote.
Foundations, transport, unloading, crane hire, installation and external connections are assessed separately. Furniture, terraces and landscaping must also be explicitly listed if included.
Foundations, distance, truck access, unloading, crane hire and external connections are assessed separately. A per-kilometre transport price is only a guide; the route and transport requirements are confirmed for each project.
The structure, insulation, services and most finishing work are completed in controlled conditions. Work on your plot can then focus on the agreed preparation and installation.
We discuss how you want to live, the space you need, your plot and your budget, then choose a sensible starting design.
We confirm the layout, materials, specification, price and schedule. The important details are recorded in the contract.
We assemble the structure, fit insulation and services, and finish the interior. You receive photographs and progress updates throughout production.
We check access and site preparation in advance. After installation, we review the agreed work together and hand over the building and its documentation.
A good design must also suit its location. Before ordering, check planning requirements, ground conditions, access and utilities, especially if you are still choosing a plot.
Check the specificationStarting prices help you plan a budget. The final quote depends on size, specification and the agreed work.
Foundations, external connections and access are assessed for the actual location. The quote states who carries out this work.
Additional materials and work, including their effect on cost and timing, are confirmed before they are carried out.
The duration and coverage of obligations are recorded for the agreed building, work and equipment.
These answers describe the general process. The exact scope, cost and schedule are agreed after discussing your needs.
Yes. A catalogue model is a starting point. We agree the layout, windows, finishes and services around the way you will use the building and the conditions on your plot before confirming your quote.
Tell us what you have in mind and where your plot is. We’ll talk through the options, specification and likely cost together.