Dundalk Leisurecraft 6-Person Canadian Timber Tranquility Barrel Sauna
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Dundalk Leisurecraft 6-Person Canadian Timber Tranquility Barrel Sauna
The Dundalk Canadian Timber Tranquility Barrel Sauna provides a serene backyard retreat with its expertly crafted Canadian Hemlock construction, known for stability and natural beauty. Its classic barrel design ensures efficient heat circulation, delivering consistent warmth for up to four people. Inside, ergonomically designed two-tier benches offer comfortable seating, enhancing relaxation during each sauna session. The sauna is compatible with an electric heater, creating an authentic Finnish experience that promotes well-being and stress relief. A tempered glass door adds a modern touch while allowing natural light to brighten the interior. Built to withstand outdoor conditions, the Tranquility Barrel Sauna combines durable materials, thoughtful craftsmanship, and easy assembly with pre-cut, pre-drilled components. This elegant and functional design transforms any outdoor space into a personal wellness sanctuary, perfectly balancing traditional sauna culture with contemporary style and practicality.
Features
- Premium Canadian Hemlock – Built from high-quality Hemlock wood, offering natural stability, durability, and a visually appealing finish that enhances both the sauna’s longevity and its aesthetic presence in any backyard.
- Efficient Barrel Design – The classic barrel shape ensures rapid and even heat circulation, providing consistent warmth throughout the interior for a relaxing and comfortable sauna experience for up to four people.
- Ergonomic Two-Tier Benches – Upper and lower benches allow flexible seating and optimal heat exposure, ensuring comfort and proper posture during solo or group sauna sessions.
- Electric Heater Compatible – Delivers an authentic Finnish sauna experience with natural, radiant heat that promotes relaxation, stress relief, and traditional sauna ambiance.
- Tempered Glass Door – Sturdy and stylish bronze glass door allows natural light to enter while maintaining modern aesthetics and easy access, enhancing the sauna’s inviting atmosphere.
- Durable Outdoor Construction – Weather-resistant materials and shingle roof protect against rain, snow, and UV exposure, enabling reliable year-round outdoor use with minimal maintenance.
- Pre-Cut, Easy Assembly – Includes pre-cut and pre-drilled components, simplifying installation while maintaining precise craftsmanship and structural integrity for a hassle-free setup.
Specifications
- MPN: CTC2345E
- Compatibility: Outdoor residential sauna for up to 4 people
- Part Type: Sauna
- What’s Included: Pre-cut and pre-drilled kit with two-tier interior benches, tempered glass door, and shingle roof.
- Cubic Size (Sauna Room): 360 ft³
- Dimensions (W×D×H): 86.3" x 118" x 86.3"
- Material: Canadian Hemlock wood, shingle roof, tempered glass door
- Seating Capacity: 4-5 people
- Installation: Delivered as a pre-cut and pre-drilled kit for easy assembly
- Heater Type: Electric Heater
- Benching: Two-tier interior benches
- Door Type: Tempered glass door
- Roof: Shingle roof
Manuals
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The Top Sauna Questions Answered for You
Traditional (Finnish) Saunas: Typically operate between 150°F and 190°F (65--88°C), with a median standard between 165--180°F.
Infrared Saunas: Operate at lower, radiant heat temperatures, generally between 120°F and 150°F.
Beginners: Start with 10 to 15 minutes per session.
Advanced: You can stay longer (up to 20 minutes), but it is best done in "innings". Do a 15-minute session, exit to cool down and rehydrate for 5 minutes, and then return for another round. Always listen to your body and exit immediately if you feel dizzy or nauseous.
This is a matter of personal preference. Traditional saunas use heated rocks where you can add water to create steam and instantly increase the humidity. Infrared saunas are run dry without rocks or steam. You can also add essential oils to your water for aromatherapy.
Before: Yes, shower beforehand to rinse off perfumes, lotions, and oils to keep the sauna sanitary and help your skin sweat freely.
After: Yes, rinse off the sweat, salts, and toxins, and help your pores close back up.
Regular sauna use supports:
- Heart Health & Circulation: Improved vascular function and lower blood pressure.
- Muscle Recovery: Loosens stiff joints and eases muscle soreness.
- Detoxification: Flushes heavy metals (like lead, cadmium, and mercury) through heavy sweating.
- Relaxation & Sleep: Helps lower cortisol and promotes deeper, restorative sleep.
- Private Saunas: Go completely bare or wrap yourself in a cotton towel.
- Public/Gym Saunas: Swimsuits or towels are typically required by facility rules.
- Pro Tip: Avoid wearing metal jewelry as it can heat up and burn your skin, and leave electronics (phones, earbuds) outside—extreme heat damages batteries.
- Saunas cause significant fluid loss through sweating, resulting in temporary reductions in "water weight". However, it is not a replacement for regular exercise and a proper diet for burning fat.
Traditional Saunas: Heat the air in the room to high temperatures using electric or wood-burning heaters.
Infrared Saunas: Use invisible light spectrum wavelengths to heat your body directly rather than superheating the surrounding air.
- Proper ventilation is critical so you don't sit in a "suffocation box" with depleted oxygen and high CO₂ buildup. A well-designed traditional sauna has an intake vent near the floor by the heater and an exhaust vent on the opposite wall.
Sauna therapy is generally safe, but you should consult a doctor first if you have underlying cardiovascular conditions, take certain medications, or are pregnant. Never use a sauna if you have a fever, are under the influence of alcohol, or feel lightheaded.