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6000W Outdoor Traditional Steam Sauna With Fragrant Cedar Wood
Four-Person Outdoor Sauna Cabin with 6kW Electric Heater and Two-Level Bench Layout
This outdoor traditional sauna is designed as a dedicated backyard or patio installation for up to four people. The cabin combines cedar and Japanese fir wood with a 6000 W metal sauna heater, creating a conventional high-heat sauna format rather than an infrared cabin.
The exterior measures approximately 150 × 140 × 208 cm, while the interior measures approximately 140 × 130 × 176 cm. Two bench sections provide flexible seating inside the cabin, including a full-width 140 cm bench and a shorter 84 cm bench. The seating structure is rated for up to 200 kg.
Two high-temperature-resistant LED downlights are integrated into the cabin for interior illumination. The simple wood-and-glass format keeps the emphasis on the traditional heater, bench layout, and compact outdoor footprint.
Key Features
- Capacity: Up to 4 people.
- Heat type: Traditional electric sauna heater.
- Heater power: 6000 W / 6 kW.
- Wood: Cedar and Japanese fir.
- Lighting: 2 high-temperature-resistant LED downlights.
- Bench layout: Two separate seating sections.
- Seat load capacity: Up to 200 kg.
- Installation format: Permanent outdoor sauna cabin.
Dimensions
| Exterior dimensions | 150 × 140 × 208 cm |
|---|---|
| Interior dimensions | 140 × 130 × 176 cm |
| Door | 60 × 165 cm |
| Bench 1 | 140 × 45 × 4.5 cm |
| Bench 2 | 84 × 45 × 4.5 cm |
| Seat load capacity | 200 kg |
Installation & Site Planning
A 6 kW outdoor sauna should be treated as a permanent installation rather than a portable appliance. Plan for a stable, level, weather-appropriate base; safe clearances around the heater; ventilation; a protected electrical connection; and adequate access for delivery and assembly.
The source material does not provide a verified circuit specification for this exact model, so no amperage or breaker size is stated here. Final electrical work should follow the product installation documentation and applicable local electrical requirements.