Nordic ritual · Caribbean setting
Outdoor saunas and cold plunges, selected and installed for life in Puerto Rico.
From foundation to first steam—we coordinate the whole setup.
Built for your reset
We bring the clarity of Nordic sauna culture to Puerto Rico—then adapt every detail for tropical rain, salt air, local power, and the way you live.
No confusing handoffs. We help you choose the right size, prepare the site, coordinate licensed trades where needed, assemble the equipment, and show you how to use it.
Outdoor sauna collection
Our launch range uses proven outdoor formats as a starting point. Final availability, specifications, freight, and installation are confirmed in your proposal.
Basic2–3 people · Cabin
A compact cedar cabin for daily heat without giving up the whole patio. Warm, efficient, and sized for solo sessions or a quiet reset together.
Mid4–6 people · Flat-bottom barrel
A social cedar barrel with a flatter floor, generous benches, and remote preheating—made for family routines and easy entertaining.
HighUp to 6 · Premium cabin
A statement outdoor room with an onyx-stained exterior and tiered cedar benches for sitting upright or stretching out.
We can source other outdoor cabin and barrel formats. Tell us how many people, how much space, and what kind of view you want to preserve.
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Cold plunge systems
No bags of ice. No guesswork. We size the tub and chiller for your space, set up filtration, and commission a clean, repeatable cold routine.
Add cold to my planTurnkey installation
Every property is different. We map the practical details early so delivery day feels calm, not improvised.
We discuss capacity, heat style, access, drainage, wind exposure, views, and measure the available area.
You receive a clear model recommendation, scope, freight plan, lead-time estimate, and installation quote.
We define the level base, anchoring, electrical path, water access, and any licensed trade or permit coordination.
We assemble, weather-detail, test, and commission the equipment—then walk you through care and operation.
Designed for Puerto Rico
A stable, level base and a clear path for runoff protect the structure and make maintenance easier.
Coastal exposure changes fasteners, finishes, hardware care, and where equipment should sit.
Traditional heaters commonly require a dedicated 240 V circuit installed by a qualified professional.
Wind exposure, anchoring, service access, and seasonal preparation belong in the first conversation.
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Common questions
Yes—when the model, base, roof or cover strategy, exterior finish, placement, and maintenance plan match the site. We assess those factors before confirming the scope.
Most traditional electric sauna heaters use a dedicated 240 V circuit. We define the equipment requirements and coordinate the handoff to a qualified electrician; final work follows local code and the manufacturer’s instructions.
Cost depends on model, freight, access, foundation, electrical distance, assembly complexity, and location. After a short site review, we provide an itemized project proposal rather than a vague allowance.
Absolutely. Planning them together usually creates a cleaner layout and lets us coordinate power, drainage, circulation, and screening as one outdoor wellness zone.
Yes. We can support early equipment selection, layout requirements, technical coordination, delivery, installation, and commissioning for residential and small commercial projects.