For gyms and wellness facilities
Build a sauna experience around your space, your capacity, and the team responsible for it. ColdCraft helps gym owners and wellness facility teams narrow complete systems before the room plan gets expensive.
The facility decision
A sauna can become a meaningful part of a gym, club, or wellness facility. It can also create avoidable friction when capacity, power, access, and ownership were treated as afterthoughts. The strongest projects resolve those practical questions before a model is selected.
ColdCraft starts with the facility rather than a feature list. That means considering where guests enter and exit, how many people the space is intended to serve, whether the room or outdoor site can support the equipment, and how the system will look as part of the wider environment.
The result is a more disciplined decision. Your team can compare indoor, outdoor, infrared, traditional, and hybrid directions with a clear sense of what the location can actually carry.
Plan the fundamentals first
Choose for the people who will use the sauna during normal busy periods, not a perfect floor plan with no queue, towels, or movement around it. A three-person indoor system and a six-person outdoor cabin solve different facility problems.
Indoor placement keeps the sauna close to a training or treatment area. Outdoor placement can protect interior floor space and create a destination, but it requires a serious look at the surface, weather exposure, utility path, and access.
Power is a purchase constraint. The Golden Designs 3-Person Full Spectrum Infrared Sauna requires a dedicated 120V/20A circuit. Larger traditional and hybrid cabins can require dedicated 240V service. Confirm the exact model and final location with a qualified electrician before ordering.
Freight delivery only works smoothly when the path is planned. Measure doors, gates, turns, elevators, surface access, and the final placement area early. A larger cabin can be the right choice, but it deserves a route that can actually receive it.
A facility sauna needs a named owner for opening checks, cleaning, guest-facing basics, and escalation. Clear responsibility protects the room standard and prevents equipment care from becoming everybody’s job and nobody’s job.
Match the system to the setting
The Golden Designs 3-Person Full Spectrum Infrared Sauna gives a shared indoor room a clear anchor at $4,999. It is designed for indoor placement and requires a dedicated 120V/20A circuit, a practical detail to resolve before the layout is final.
See the Golden Designs 3-Person →The Carinthia is a three-person outdoor hybrid listed for residential or light-commercial use. Its infrared and traditional stove options suit a facility that needs an outdoor cabin with more than one operating direction, provided the electrical and site plan are ready.
See the Carinthia →The Bergen is a six-person outdoor traditional sauna listed for residential or light-commercial use. Its scale, electrical requirements, and 1,275-pound listed weight make it a project to plan deliberately, not an accessory to place at the end.
See the Bergen →Make the standard visible
Members and guests notice the complete experience, not the specification sheet. They notice whether the route to the sauna is clear, whether the surrounding space feels intentional, and whether the team can answer practical questions without guessing.
That experience begins with a facility plan. Leave enough circulation space around the unit, put towels and basic supplies where staff can maintain the area without disrupting guests, and make the power and service access part of the design rather than an afterthought behind the finish.
Then give the team a straightforward operating standard. Assign who checks the space, how basic cleaning is handled, where product documentation lives, and what happens if the equipment needs attention. That creates a facility experience that feels considered from the first visit.
ColdCraft can help narrow the equipment side of the decision. The final facility, electrical, site, and local compliance decisions belong with the qualified professionals responsible for the completed space.
Keep entry, exit, and circulation clear so the sauna supports the wider room instead of becoming an obstacle in it.
Plan access for cleaning, inspection, and any product-specific maintenance before the unit takes its final position.
Let the facility team know the capacity, placement, and operating expectations before guests begin using the area.
Sauna systems to compare
These ColdCraft systems offer distinct answers to indoor placement, outdoor scale, capacity, and heat direction. Review the detailed specifications before making a final selection.
Bring this to the conversation
A few concrete answers let ColdCraft narrow the right direction quickly, without forcing your team to compare every feature in isolation.
Frequently asked questions
Start with the final location, expected capacity, electrical service, delivery route, floor or foundation, and the team responsible for the area. Those decisions determine which sauna can fit the facility before finish and accessories enter the conversation.
Some models are listed for residential or light-commercial use. The final fit depends on the model, anticipated use, local requirements, and the facility plan, so confirm those details before ordering.
Requirements vary materially by model. The Golden Designs 3-Person Full Spectrum Infrared Sauna requires a dedicated 120V/20A circuit. The Carinthia hybrid is listed for a dedicated 240V/40A circuit, while the Bergen lists 240V/40A for its stove plus 120V/15A for lighting and sound. Have a qualified electrician assess the final location before ordering.
ColdCraft coordinates equipment and delivery. For Auris models only, installation is available as an Orivon arrangement. For all other models, confirm site preparation and any local installation needs with the appropriate qualified professionals before delivery.
Talk through the facility
Tell us about the space, anticipated capacity, and available power. ColdCraft will help compare the sauna systems that fit the plan.
