Portable Home Steam Sauna Pods

Fig 1. After removing your new sauna from the box, open up the tent by pulling open front ends towards you.

Fig 3. Next pull the seat down and at the same time pull the leg bar up and check that the seat section is inside the left and right hand sections of the frame.

Fig 4. We recommend that you put a towel on the floor of the tent, to absorb the small amount of water which may accumulate on the floor and walls of the tent.

The image below shows a diagram of the sauna set-up.

Fig 5. Shows the sauna frame how it should be setup. Pour 2 litres of warm water into your empty boiler which will give you the approximate time of 30 minutes, (if you want more time in the tent, add more water to the boiler). When the boiler starts to steam it is ready to use. You can also use cool water straight from the tap, but allow a few extra minutes for the steam generator to warm up.

Don't forget - the sauna is not see-through as shown in this picture, it is made from grey coloured material!

Fig 6. For maximum comfort in your sauna we suggest that you place a large bath towel on the seat and drape it down onto the floor of the sauna. If you prefer, you can also place a small towel round your neck and/shoulders whilst sitting in the sauna.