Transporting Saunas
- By Taylor Tefft
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- 25 Mar, 2025
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1. Determine the Sauna Type
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Prefab Sauna – Can often be disassembled into panels for easier transport.
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Sauna Kit – Typically ships in manageable pieces and is easier to move.
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Custom-Built Sauna – Often requires professional movers or specialized equipment.
2. Measure and Plan the Route
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Measure the sauna’s dimensions and weight.
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Ensure doorways, hallways, and vehicles can accommodate the size.
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Plan the path from its current location to the transport vehicle.
3. Disassemble if Possible
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Remove the sauna door.
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Take off the heater/stove (drain water if it's a steam sauna).
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Disassemble walls, benches, and flooring if applicable.
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Label parts for easier reassembly.
4. Protect the Components
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Wrap electrical and heating elements securely.
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Use moving blankets, foam padding, and straps to prevent damage.
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Secure glass doors and windows with extra padding.
5. Choose the Right Transport Vehicle
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Small saunas can fit in a pickup truck or cargo van.
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Larger saunas may require a trailer or flatbed truck.
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Ensure the vehicle has proper tie-down points.
6. Secure the Sauna for Transport
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Use straps to secure the sauna in place.
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Keep weight evenly distributed to avoid shifting.
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If using an open trailer, you can cover the sauna with a tarp to protect from debris and weather.
7. Reassemble at the Destination
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Follow the reverse order of disassembly.
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Ensure the heater/stove is properly reinstalled.
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Check electrical and ventilation connections.
8. Consider Professional Help
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If the sauna is too large or delicate, hire professional transporters experienced in sauna transportation such as One Call Logistics.
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