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Note: An additional upper bench support has been provided if extra support is desired. Simply fasten the bench support to the face to the upper 

bench using the predrilled holes. 

After the sauna has been installed, sweep down the inside to remove any sawdust and wood shavings, and then vacuum completely. Using 

a damp cloth with warm water, wipe down the entire sauna including the benches to remove any remaining dirt, dust and debris. 

Step 11. Heater Installation

Please consult your heater manual for all heater installation information. All electrical connections must be done by a qualified licensed 

electrician. 

TRADITIONAL SAUNA USE

Congratulations! You are ready to enjoy your sauna! You may use your sauna in a wet or dry fashion. A dry sauna means you do not sprinkle any 

water onto the stones, while wet means you increase the humidity of the room by sprinkling water on the stones. Please note that not much 

water is needed to achieve a wet sauna experience.

The sauna as we know it originates in Finland. The typical sauna experience follows the steps below, but you may enjoy your sauna in any way 

you like!

•  Set your heater so your sauna achieves the desired temperature. This is typically 150 -170+ degrees F. Please note, novice sauna users should 

begin at the lower end of that range and increase their high temperature over time.

•  Take a quick shower or a quick dip in a hot tub or pool.

•  Step into the sauna and enjoy for 5-15 minutes, bringing a towel to sit or lay on. Leave the sauna once you are perspiring freely.

•  Take a plunge in a pool, shower, snowbank, lake - anything that will cool you down! After that, relax and cool down for 10-20 minutes.

•  Step into the sauna again. During this visit, you may wish to sprinkle small amounts of water onto the stones to create bursts of steam. If 

water spills through the heater to the floor, you are using too much water, though this will not hurt the heater or the sauna.

•  Continue repeating this process. After your final visit to your sauna, relax for at least 20 minutes. Shower with warm water initially, finishing 

with cool water to close your skin pores. 

•  Prepare to feel refreshed for the day or to have an amazing night’s sleep!

Whatever your sauna routine, it is imperative that you STAY HYDRATED!

BRIDGEPORT | BRAXTON  SAUNA INSTALLATION MANUAL

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Summary of Contents for Bridgeport

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Page 3: ...e facing up Image 10 The rails should overlap both sides of the riser by approximately 1 Image 11 Secure the assembly to the floor risers using 3 screws evenly spaced on each wall support rail Images...

Page 4: ...pleted but you may find it easier to install with the extra space and light afforded at this step Place the wider upper bench on the pre installed upper bench supports and push flush against he back w...

Page 5: ...turn on the LED light and adjust its brightness from within the sauna using the control mounted to the side of the backrest Image 40 Note The lower side bench will be installed once the rest of the sa...

Page 6: ...8 Position Side Bench and Lower Vertical Bench Support Locate the 3 pre cut side bench supports Rest 2 of them on the rail behind window section I and secure them in place using two 2 screws each Imag...

Page 7: ...upports being sure the predrilled holes are facing up Image 62 Connect the sections via the tongue and groove fit Image 63 Measure around the roof support rails to ensure there is equal spacing around...

Page 8: ...s the steps below but you may enjoy your sauna in any way you like Set your heater so your sauna achieves the desired temperature This is typically 150 170 degrees F Please note novice sauna users sho...

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