Good preparation helps ensure that the assembly of your combination sauna goes smoothly. By preparing the room, flooring, access routes and electrical connections in advance, you can avoid surprises during assembly.
As a combination sauna has both infrared heaters and a traditional sauna heater, it is important to check in advance which requirements apply to your chosen model. The required electrical connection can vary depending on the sauna and heater. Always check the product information and manual for your specific model before installation.

Your combination sauna must be placed on a level, stable and dry surface. A good base ensures that the sauna cabin remains stable during assembly and that the different elements fit together correctly.
Allow at least 10 cm of free space at the sides and back of the sauna. This space is important for both ventilation and assembly. Also allow approximately 1.5 cm of clearance around the cabin.
Pay attention to the ceiling height as well. A minimum of 10 to 15 cm of free space is required between the top of the sauna and the ceiling for installing the roof panel and connecting the electronics.
Do not place the sauna directly against a heat source, such as a radiator.
If you use a floor grille instead of a solid base plate, the floor underneath the sauna heater must be suitable for the heat produced by the heater. Use a heat-resistant surface in accordance with the requirements of your chosen sauna heater.

The electrical connection required depends on the combination sauna you choose and the power of the sauna heater. The range includes models with different electrical requirements.

For models with a 3.6 kW sauna heater, two 230 V connections are required. These should preferably be connected to separate circuits. The connection for the sauna heater must be earthed.

For models with a higher heater output, a 2-phase or 3-phase connection may be required. A 3-phase connection requires a 380 V supply. Such a connection must be installed by a qualified electrician.

Always check in advance which electrical connection is required for your chosen combination sauna. Make sure the required connections are available in the correct location before assembly begins.

UK-specific note: the UK SuperSauna range currently includes both 230 V and 380 V combination saunas. For example, some 3.6 kW models use 230 V, while larger models are offered with 4.5, 6 or 9 kW heaters at 380 V. The infrared system can also have its own 230 V connection. Therefore, keeping the advice to check the exact requirements of the chosen model is important.

Check the external dimensions of your combination sauna in advance and make sure that the chosen room is large enough for the complete cabin.
Also take the dimensions of the individual panels into account. The dimensions of the largest panels may vary depending on the model. Therefore, check not only the space where the sauna will be installed, but also whether there is enough room to handle the different components during assembly.
Before the sauna is delivered, check whether the different components can fit through the available doors, hallways and other access routes. Pay particular attention to the dimensions of the largest panel of your chosen sauna. Check the height, width and depth of the components and take any stairs or other obstacles into account.
Does the sauna need to be taken to an upper floor? Make sure the route is completely clear beforehand and that the larger panels can be safely moved upstairs.