Sauna
Craftsmanship

  • 1. Timber
  • 2. Heat
  • 3. Steel
  • 4. Wool
Strength in every grain

Timber

Timber, chosen for your build. Some Heritage saunas are solid New Zealand redwood, with interlocking logs that settle and strengthen with age. Others are framed and clad to match the house, then lined inside with Japanese hinoki, sugi, cedar or redwood. The timber and the method are matched to your site and design.
  • Up to 3.4 tonnes of solid timber
  • New Zealand grown & sourced
  • Solid timber or framed and clad, chosen for the site.
The heart of the ritual

Heat

At the centre of the sauna is fire, turning timber and stone into heat. It fills the room with quiet intensity, transforming the space into somewhere the body can let go and the mind can steady.
  • Entirely hand-crafted
  • Made in New Zealand
  • Electric HUUM sauna heater available
THE STEEL

Steel

The roof is finished in New Zealand Coloursteel, a material chosen for strength in all seasons. Coastal winds, alpine snow, heavy rain, the sauna endures them all. On bespoke builds, alternative roof profiles and stone detailing are available to suit the architecture.
  • Long run steel from rich New Zealand iron sand
  • Low-maintenance and enduring finish
Nature’s own insulation

Wool

In a solid timber build, New Zealand wool sits between each log, under the floorboards and in the ceiling. It seals and breathes with the timber, keeping the warmth in without compromising the construction.
  • 100% New Zealand wool
  • Renewable and chemical-free