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SAUNA LUXURY
RED HOT SAUNAS
Trendy, great value and now
able to fit in to almost every
home it’s about time you seriously
started to look at a sauna
G
one are the days when having a sauna was a
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rare luxury at a health club or spa. These
days they can easily become an everyday
luxurious addition to your home. They are safe,
easy to use, require very little maintenance, are
compact in design and provide a wonderful place
to relax and unwind.
Saunas we love
1. Fun barrel sauna
This fun Barrel Sauna is perfect for an outside sauna.
It is made of western red cedar that offers strength,
stability, and long lasting beauty. It’s energy efficient
and low maintenance. You can put it together
yourself. The two seater is 6ft by 4ft and costs £3,695
and the four seater at 6ft by 6ft costs £4,195.
■ Elite Spas
■ Tel: 0870 766 1894
■
www.elitehottubs.co.uk
2. Shower and sauna double
Sauna owners are often put off by space problems.
It is however possible to fit a sauna in a very tight
space. This great idea of combining a high quality
shower with a neat but effective sauna comes
from Tylӧ. It’s a double act which really works well
even in a restricted space. We specially like this as
a compact stylish sauna which might appeal to the
pockets of first time sauna buyers. It’s from the
respected Tylӧ brand range of saunas.
■ Golden Coast
■ Tel: 01271 371676
■
www.goldenc.com for dealer details and
more information
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3. A touch of class
Dröm UK’s range of Tylӧ sauna’s includes Vital Vision which is our favourite at
the top end of the market. Prices start at about £7,200. Vital Vision is the most
exclusive of the prefabricated sauna rooms. It has specially selected materials,
an innovative design and Vision raises the standard. It includes a thermally
insulated wall and ceiling sections and is fitted with a bar!
■ Dröm UK
■ Tel: 01932 355655
■
www.dromuk.co.uk
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