A Sauna Tent is a portable sauna that can be set up and used at home, at the cabin, or wherever you like. Want to know more about our Sauna Tent? Read What is a Sauna Tent for more information.

• No building permit required
• Perfect for home use and easy to bring anywhere.
• No need to build your own sauna
• Cheaper than building a traditional sauna
• Sauna wherever you want!

We have tested the sauna tent to over 100 degrees, but we think the best temperature is around 80 degrees in the tent. It takes about 20 minutes to reach 80 degrees.

Yes! We recommend using dry birch wood for maximum effect and safety.

It is important to consider safety whether you are enjoying a traditional sauna or a Sauna Tent. Here are some safety guidelines to keep in mind when using a Sauna Tent:

• Set up the tent on a surface that allows you to secure all eight tent stakes
• Important that the stove stands on a stable base for maximum safety
• Ensure the chimney air vent is open
• Burn with dry birch wood
• Additional safety instructions are provided upon purchase or rental

The material of our Sauna Tent is also water- and fire-resistant.

We recommend 2-6 people in Näver and 4-10 people in Björk.

The stove has a total weight of 26 kg and the tent has a total weight of 22-26 kg. A bag for stove and tent included, which makes it easy to transport.

The tent can be set up in less than two minutes by pulling out the five sides of the tent with a powerful pull. When the tent is set up, it is stabilized with ground spikes in each corner and ropes along the walls. For extra stability, ground nails can also be attached to the sides between the corners. Then carry the stove inside, when the stove is firmly on the base you can start burning.

The tent comes up to sauna temperature between 15-30 minutes depending on the weather.

The heat can be regulated by making a proper fire, adjusting the air valve on the stove door, putting on the window guards for increased effect, opening and closing tent doors and finally - throwing baths for increased humidity!

No! The sauna tent does not smell after use. But it is important to follow the care instructions to extend the life of yours Sauna Tent.

It takes about 20-25 minutes for the stove to cool down after the fire has gone out. If you want to speed up the cooling process, you can also throw water on the stove. Then it's just a matter of taking down and packing up the tent!

Yes! If you have a station wagon, it is enough to put down a seat to make room for a tent, stove, stones, bucket and benches. If you have a smaller car, you may need to put down two seats. 

Orders placed before 12:00 on weekdays are shipped the same day. Orders placed on weekends and public holidays are processed the next working day. We aim to deliver your order within the estimated timeframes, but delays may occur.

Your packages are sent with Bring Express and are usually delivered within 2-3 working days. Depending on what you bought, it is delivered to your home or to an agent. When purchasing packages such as basic, plus, premium or deluxe, everything is delivered home on a pallet to your door. Smaller consignments are delivered to agents.

If you want to cancel or change an order, please contact us at support@bastsauna.com and we will help you as soon as possible. You can find contact details here.

Card payments on bastsauna.com are handled by our partner, Shopify Payments, to guarantee fast and secure payment. When you choose card payment, the amount on your credit card is reserved when you order and payment is made only after we have approved the order. 

You can pay for your order with the following payment options:

MasterCard

Maestro

American Express

SHOW 

Klarna 

Unionpay

Apple pay

Google pay

The money comes to the same payment method that you used for your order.

For example: if the original purchase was made with a credit card, we refund the amount to the same card.  Refunds are made within 14 calendar days from when we received your return Sauna Tent.

It works great! The majority of our customers have theirs Sauna Tent set up permanently throughout the year. There are a few things that are important to consider if you are going to have the sauna tent set up permanently all year round:

• UV radiation is the tent's worst enemy, so we always recommend our weather protection that protects against rain, moisture but above all UV
• Brush off snow if it snows heavily. If more than 10-15 cm is placed on the roof, it will collapse (then you just fold it up again)
• If you anchor the tent through all the ground nails and storm ropes, it can withstand winds of up to 25 m/s. But if it blows up to a storm, we always recommend that you take down the sauna tent. 
• If you are going to set up the sauna tent permanently, we usually also recommend placing heavier weights along the tent skirt (both outside and inside)

The majority of our customers have the sauna tent set up on a balcony or a wooden deck. Here are some tips for anchoring on the balcony or a wooden deck:

• There are special wood screws you can buy at your local hardware store to anchor the corners of the tent. Contact us if you are interested, and we will help you find it.
• Use the storm ropes and tie them to a heavier or stable object nearby
• Place heavier weights along the tent skirt (inside and outside of the tent)

We recommend a total area of:
Näver: 2.5 x 2.5 m
Björk: 3.2 x 3.2 m

It works to set up the sauna tent on a hard surface such as concrete or asphalt, but there are a few things to consider:

• Use the storm ropes and tie them to a heavier or stable object nearby
• Place heavier weights along the tent skirt (inside and outside of the tent)
• The tent will not be able to handle as much wind, but 15-20 m/s is no danger as long as you have anchored with the storm lines and weights

We have many customers who have had the sauna tent set up permanently for 2.5 years without problems. In order to maximize the lifespan of the sauna tent, there are a few things that are important to consider:

• UV radiation is the tent's worst enemy, so we always recommend our weather protection that protects against rain, moisture but above all UV. The weather protection can be on when basting
• Never use salt, brackish or sea water when throwing water on the stove. We always recommend using water without salt or minerals, such as tap water
• Take down the sauna tent if you are not going to use it for x number of days or weeks. It works to have the sauna tent set up permanently, but if you take it in at regular intervals, the lifespan will increase
• Always take down the sauna tent during storms (over 20-25 m/s)

If you follow these recommendations, you will be able to enjoy yours Sauna Tent for many years to come. We also offer a two-year warranty and have spare parts available to share, so should something happen to the sauna tent, we always find a solution.

Yes, it works great. There are a few things that are important to keep in mind:

• Use the heat protection cloth under the stove so that the lawn is not damaged
• Anchor the sauna tent with all ground nails and storm lines
• The grass will fade over time if the sauna tent is set up permanently, so take it down occasionally and make sure the grass gets sunlight to keep the grass alive and avoid bald spots.

It shouldn't be a problem for the sauna tent to get up to over 100 degrees. If you can't quite get up to these temperatures, you can try the following:

• Use dry wood (wet or damp wood burns worse and leads to lower heat)
• Use birch wood or other type of "hardwood" (very important)
• Add as much firewood as possible and do so continuously
• Ensure that ventilation to the stove - Ashtray protrudes 2-3 cm and ventilation behind or next to the stove is open
• If you bathe for a longer period and throw water often - Wait 2-3 minutes between throwing water for the stones to heat up again

If you try these different things, it shouldn't be a problem to get up to a real sauna temperature.

Yes, it is!

• The tent fabric is fire tested according to CPAI-84, which means that it meets the requirements for fire safety.
• In terms of health and safety, both fabric and TPU parts are certified according to OEKO-TEX Standard 100, class 2

Our stove and the chimney are made of stainless steel, SS304. The body of the stove, which is most important for the life of the stove, has a thickness of 1.8 mm, which is the thickest stove on the market.

The stove weighs 26 kg, which is a must to get up to sauna temperature, but above all to maximize the lifespan of the stove. A thinner stove will crack, won't handle rust as well, won't come up to as high a temperature or last as many years.

We do not recommend using the stove for a permanent wooden or indoor sauna. Our stove is not manufactured for indoor use and is not properly certified to be used for anything other than one Sauna Tent.

There are a few different ways you can sweep the chimney:

• Take apart the chimney and use a brush (a dish brush works)
• Insert an agent into the fire that soots the chimney through the smoke coming out of the chimney. Contact us if you are interested, we will be happy to help.

We usually recommend that you sweep the chimney at regular intervals, where a guideline is after about 10 sauna sessions.

If you use dry birch wood in the Nordics or hardwood for other European markets, approx. 10 liters of wood are used per hour. Here's a video where we go through how much wood goes out and what's important to keep in mind: 

Link to Youtube clip: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/QNzQmOZq0Aw

The stove's wood chamber is approx. 45 cm long, so we usually recommend 30 cm long logs.

The first time the chimney is to be taken apart, it can fit properly. What to do is wiggle the chimney pieces back and forth until they come loose. You have to be patient, but eventually they will come off.

Yes, it is a consequence of the strong heat and the contrast that occurs when you pour water, it is nothing that affects function or the like.

It takes about 20-25 minutes from the time the fire has gone out until you can start handling the stove and packing up. Here we have a video where we go through what is important to consider and also some tips: 

YT-Link to: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/0mrhxtPtdv8

If you are in a hurry, you can also throw water on it to speed up the cooling process. Then you can pack up within minutes!

We are actually developing an electric one stove for the sauna tent which will most likely be available in 4-6 months (around New Years).

I would not recommend using a traditional electric stove in the sauna tent because it is not developed for use in a tent, but for installation in a building.

Today we rent out Sauna Tent to those who want to test basta in Stockholm, Luleå, Umeå, Allingsås, Eskilstuna, Västerås, Malmö, Gävle, Sundsvall, Jönköping and Örnsköldsvik. Soon the opportunity will also be available in other cities. You can rent yours Sauna Tent here.

Follow our care tips to extend the life of your Sauna Tent. You can read our care advice for the tent and the stove here.

We on bast are always available should you have any questions or concerns. Do you have any questions about our Sauna Tent, advance booking or rental, you can always get in touch. We welcome all questions. Contact us here.