SaunaLife CL7G Sauna – 6-Person Cube-Series Outdoor Home Sauna Kit

The CL7G cube gives far more headroom than a barrel, with a flat ceiling over 7 feet instead of a curved wall, plus a flat floor. The cube shape spreads heat more evenly, and the wide glass front opens up the view for the whole group.

Yes. The CL7G has two tiers of Thermo-Aspen benching and an 87.5 inch wide interior, built for six adults for longer sessions. For four, the CL5G costs less and fits a smaller yard.

Plan for roughly 85 to 90 inches of interior width and dual-tier benches to seat six adults. The CL7G interior is 87.5 inch W x 70.8 inch D, with benches on two levels, which is what lets it hold six comfortably where a single-bench cabin cannot.

The CL7G interior ceiling is 85.5 inches, just over 7 feet. That is taller than the smaller cubes at 74.8 inches, so tall bathers stand upright and the upper bench has real headroom.

For most backyards, yes. A cube gives more usable headroom and a flat floor than a barrel of the same footprint, and the flat glass front opens up the view. A barrel can cost less and shed rain off its curve, but you lose standing room.

For longevity in wet or coastal climates, yes. Thermo-Spruce is heat-treated to drive out moisture and resist decay. Cedar has a stronger aroma when new but breaks down faster in heavy rain or freeze-thaw unless it is sealed often.

It arrives as a complete DIY kit with the shingle roof, drip rails, montage hardware and instructions. As the largest cube, plan a full weekend with two people. The glass front is heavy, so have a helper for that step.

A flat, level foundation (concrete pad, deck or gravel base) and a 220 to 240V line run to the heater by a licensed electrician, sized to the heater. A separate 120V line powers the lighting and controls.

No. The heater, stones and control unit are ordered separately, so you can pick the brand you want. A 6-person cabin needs a larger heater than a 3 or 4-person unit. Call 866-861-6317 and we will size one for the cabin.

Sometimes. It depends on the sauna's size, location, foundation and heater type. New 220 to 240V wiring, wood-burning heaters, setbacks from property lines, and HOA rules can all need approval. Check with your local building department before you install.

Heat-up time depends on the heater you fit and the outdoor temperature, and a 6-person cabin needs a heater sized to the space. A correctly sized heater gives the shortest warm-up. Call 866-861-6317 for heater sizing before you order.

Wipe benches down after each use. Deep clean the interior monthly with a sauna wood cleaner. Treat the exterior once a year with odorless sauna wood oil or wax. Check the drip rails and roof shingles twice a year.

The CL7G carries a limited lifetime warranty for residential use, covering the cabin structure and non-electrical parts against defects in workmanship. It applies to the original purchaser. It does not cover normal wear, natural weathering of the wood, or delivery and installation costs. SaunaLife repairs or replaces a defective part at its choice.

Inspect the tempered glass front and the wood pieces when the crate arrives, before assembly. Report any shipping damage right away so we can arrange a replacement part.