Highlights

✓  Handcrafted Sauna From Sustainably Sourced Canadian Eastern White Hemlock That Is Lighter In Color With Tight Knots

✓  Full Door Made Out Of 5mm Tempered Glass With Wooden Frame

✓  Sturdy Bench Design For Sitting Up Or Laying Down

✓  Vents for Heat Control

✓  Easy To Assemble Kit 

Description

The CT MiniPOD Sauna is a 7x7 (184cm) Sauna with side wall benches to seat up to 4 people sitting up or 2 people laying down. This model is also handcrafted in Canada with Eastern White Cedar lumber that is 1.5" (35mm) thick and select tight knot grade. The door features a large tempered glass window and the outside walls are protected with black asphalt shingles. This easy to assembly kit is available with wood burning or electric sauna heater.

Specifications

Overall Shape: Rain Drop

FInish: Natural Wood

Wood Type: White Cedar

Primary Material: Solid Wood

Heat Source: Electric / Wood Burning Heater

Weight & Dimensions

Wall Thickness (in): 1.5"

Capacity: 2-4 People 

Includes Free Curbside Delivery With Lift-Gate: Yes

Weight: 1403 lbs

Shipping Dimensions: 84" x 45" x 44" 

Exterior Dimensions: 86" x 85" x 84"

Interior Dimensions:  80" x 76" x 76"

Assembly

Assembly Required: Yes

Suggested Number of People: 2

Tools Required (Not Included): Rubber Mallet, Level, Tape Measure, Power Drill, Phillips & Robertson Head Drill Bit, , 2" Hole Saw, Step Ladder, Hammer, Jigsaw, Adjustable Wrench, Staple Gun

Warranty 

Product Warranty: Yes

Warranty Length: 5 Years 

Full Or Limited Warranty: Limited

Warranty Details: This warranty does not apply to normal wear and tear and/or natural weather conditions. This warranty does not cover regular required maintenance of the sauna, (eg. Tightening bands on the barrels, cleaning or staining the sauna) refer to your sauna assembly manual for maintenance guidelines.

Warranty Details 2: Parts Only; No Labor Or Service  

Freight Terms & Policy

Dundalk Shipping Terms and Policy

IMPORTANT: Please make sure to read our Delivery, Unloading and Change of Address Policy and Shipping Terms. Any charges that may incur will be billed to customers. Third Party fees will  be shouldered by the purchaser if the Policies are not followed.

Shipping Terms

Dundalk LeisureCraft Responsibilities

• Building and packing your sauna in a crate
• Arranging for shipping to your home

Trucking Company Responsibilities

• Making an appointment to deliver your sauna
• Delivering your sauna to the end of your driveway or curbside
1. The trucking company is NOT responsible for unloading the sauna
2. The trucking company is NOT going to back their truck into your driveway
3. Most times the trucking company will deliver with an 18 wheel truck
1. Will this size truck fit on your road or neighborhood?

• If the sauna crate is less than 92” (7 feet), the trucking company may have a lift gate on the back of the truck which can be used to assist getting the sauna off the truck.
• If the sauna crate is more than 92”, there will not be a lift gate to unload the sauna crate and the customer needs to decide how they are going to get the crate off the truck.

Customer Responsibilities

• Returning phone calls to the trucking company in a timely manner, to arrange delivery
• Determining how the sauna is going to be unloaded from the truck
1. Crates will vary from 6 feet long to 14 feet long
2. The crate’s weight will vary from 800 pounds to 1600 pounds, depending on the size of the sauna
• Customer is responsible for unloading the sauna crate from the truck
1. Suggested methods for unloading the truck
1. Use a forklift or other mechanical piece of equipment
1. When using a fork lift to pick up the crates, they must be picked up from the end of the crate and fork lift extensions are
2. Renting a tilt tow truck to pick up the sauna from the local terminal and have it delivered to your home
3. Have a crew of helpers able to either take the sauna off the truck or unload the crate while on the truck until the crate can be lifted off the truck

• If the crate arrives damaged, you can accept the shipment, however, please take pictures of the damage, and note the damage on the shipper’s Bill of Lading (BOL). Immediately, contact us, so we can contact the shipper and the manufacturer.
• Mark the Bill of Lading (BOL) with “(Crate arrived open/damaged- Possible Hidden Damage.”

Delivery, Unloading and Change of Address Policy

Unloading Crates

Per Dundalk’s shipping terms, the customer is responsible for getting the crate off the delivery truck.

If the crate is 92” or shorter, it will fit on a lift gate, and the customer and the truck driver can lower the crate to the ground.

If the crate is longer than 92” a lift gate will not be available to assist in lowering the crate to the ground.

Therefore, the customer will need to do one of the following options:

• Arrange for a crew of people to help unload the crate by hand
• Arrange for a piece of equipment to be available to unload the crate
• Use a trailer and pick up the crate at the delivery terminal
• Rent a tilt tow truck and pick up the crate at the delivery terminal

If the customer cannot do any of the above and they want Dundalk to arrange for a tilt tow truck, we will provide this service for a cost. The cost will be $500 and we will bill you for the charge.

Change of Ship to Address

If the customer changes the ship to address prior to their order leaving the factory, we will change the address free of charge. However, if the customer changes the ship to address after their order leaves the factory there will be a $250 charge for this service and we will bill you for the amount. 

Storage Charges

After a sauna has shipped and arrived at the local delivery terminal, if the customer does not respond quickly to calls to arrange a delivery appointment, needs to determine how to unload the crate, needs to provide an alternate phone number or any other reason which creates a delay to the delivery of the sauna and the trucking company starts to charge storage fees, these storage fees will be billed to you as well.

Questions? Please send us a message in our LiveChat, Email or Call us!

Resources 

CT MiniPOD Sauna Diagram

Assembly Instructions 

Assembly Video 

FAQ's

How much is shipping? 

We provide FREE SHIPPING on all of our product orders throughout the Continental United States. 

Where do your saunas ship from? 

Our suppliers are based in different places through the United States and Canada and your sauna will ship from our suppliers at those locations. 

When will my sauna get here? 

Due to the jump in popularity of at home saunas over the last year shipping times are generally longer now than they usually would be.  Please give us a call or chat with us for the latest build/lead times.  

Does my sauna come assembled? If not, can you assemble it? 

The saunas we carry are pre-fabricated and come disassembled on pallets.  They each come with instruction manuals for assembly and most of them only require a philips head screwdriver to assemble.  On average it takes two people about 2-3 hours to fully assemble a sauna, although that time can vary based on the size of the sauna and your level of comfort in assembling it.  

 At this moment we don't provide assembly services but assembly is very straight forward.  We may be able to connect you with someone locally who can assemble the sauna for you. The cost of assembly is normally $300 to $400.    

Do you provide financing? 

We do! We have partnered with Shop Pay to offer financing options at checkout.  Just click on the Shop Pay link under the sale price of the product you want to buy and Pay Shop will pre-approve you in a few steps.  

Can I just plug my sauna in to a standard outlet? 

It depends on the sauna. The 120V, 15 Amp sauna can be plugged into a standard U.S. outlet. The 120V, 20 Amp saunas usually need a special 20 AMP outlet and breaker. Please consult an electrician if you are unsure.

What are the monthly electricity costs associated with running a sauna? 

This depends on how much you use your sauna, but because sauna sessions typically only last for a maximum of 30-40 minutes, the cost to operate a sauna is similar to that of a washer/dryer on a monthly basis.  

How hot do your saunas get? 

Infrared saunas get up to 145° F and traditional  saunas typically get up to 190° F