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MOBILE SAUNA CARAVANS READY TO USE PERMIT FREE MOBILE MINI LUXUS SAUNA CARAVAN Mini Luxus -sauna caravan is our best selling sauna, perhaps be- cause of the awesome steam, but also because of the compact size. Mini Luxus fulfills the typical standards and is easily towed behind the car. MOBIL E • • S S N A A U V N A A R A • C MOST IMPORTANT FEATURES: 3250 • Resistant galvanised base 1.50 x 3.25 m 2440 • Light, total weight is only about 700 kg • Harvia stove equipped with a protective sheath • Salvos-chimney and pipe water heater • Stylish heat-treated aspen benches • Adjustable legs on the corners 1500 • Storage benches on the terrace • Delivery 100% ready to use • Suitable for use all year round • Optional led-lighting with remote control • Inspection and building permit free, registered for the road MINI LUXUS PANORAMA Mini Luxus Panorama -sauna caravan comes with a wide open panorama wall through which you can, for MOBIL E • • example, enjoy the summer night’s sunset as you soak in S S N A the sauna steam. A U V N A A R A • C MOST IMPORANT FEATURES: • Resistant galvanised base 1.50 x 3.25 m 3250 • Light, total weight is only about 700 kg 2440 • Harvia stove equipped with a protective sheath • Salvos-chimney and pipe water heater • Stylish heat-treated aspen benches • Adjustable legs on the corners 1500 • Storage benches on the terrace • Delivery 100% ready to use • Suitable for use all year round • Panorama wall • Optional led-lighting with remote control • Inspection and building permit free, registered for the road LUXUS SAUNA CARAVAN The Luxus -sauna caravan offers a spacious steam room, MOBIL a comfortable and private dressing room, and a terrace E • • S for cooling off on. S N A A U V N A A R A • C MOST IMPORANT FEATURES: • Size: 2.3 x 4.2 m – 4 adults fit comfortably in the steam room 4200 • Total weight is about 1450 kg, the base has brakes 2200 • Harvia stove equipped with a protective sheath • Salvos -chimney and pipe water heater • Stylish heat-treated aspen benches • Adjustable legs on the corners • Storage benches on the terrace 2300 • Delivery 100% ready to use • Suitable for use all year round • Optional led-lighting with remote control • Available with extra insulation (50mm finfoam) • Inspection and building permit free, registered for the road CABIN CARAVAN WITH BEDROOM OR WITH SAUNA A cabin caravan with a sauna is a solution for a cost-effective cabin OBI for your yard or lakeshore. The large picture windows and glass M LE • • S door make the view amazing. S N A A If need be, the sauna cabin goes wherever you go! U V N A A R A • C MOST IMPORTANT FEATURES: • Size: 2.3 x 6.2 m. Total weight is about 2400kg • Trailer is equipped with brakes • Relaxing fireplace with a large glass door • Table and chairs for two • Corner sofa which seats six is easily made into a double bed • Kitchen comes with a refrigerator, sink, tap and stove • Atmospheric led-lighting with remote control • Harvia stove equipped with protective sheath • Salvos -chimney and pipe water heater • Heat-treated aspen benches, room for up to four • Adjustable legs on the corners • Delivery 100% ready to use • Suitable for use all year round • WC-option available • Inspection and building permit free • Registered for the road SPA CENTRE MOBIL • E WITH SAUNA • S S N A A U V N A A R A • C The spa centre is truly a bather’s paradise. You can enjoy this oasis all day and late into the night. The spa centre comes with an amazing design hot tub, spacious sauna with a shower and a refrigerator in the fireplace room. The hot tub’s stove can be used as a fireplace and one can for example roast sausages while enjoying the sauna and hot tub. MOST IMPORTANT FEATURES: • Size: 2.3 x 6.2 m – four adults fit in the steam room 2200 • Total weight is about 2400 kg, trailer is equipped with brakes • Harvia stove with protective sheath. Salvos -chimney and pipe water heater • Fantastic 6-8 person design hot tob, tub’s cover is operated electrically • Refrigerator in the fireplace room • Stylish heat-treated aspen benches 6000 • Adjustable legs on the corners • Delivery 100% ready to use • Suitable for use all year round • Atmospheric led-lighting with remote control 2200 CAMPFIRE CARAVAN The campfire caravan is our vision of a modern barbeque hut combined with mobility. The caravan is meant for all seasons. Through the large glass walls you can admire the glittering snowbanks in the winter or the MOBIL E • • soothing lakeshore in the summer. S S N A A U V N A A R A • C MOST IMPORTANT FEATURES: • Size: 2.0 x 4.3 m – room for up to ten people • Total weight is only about 1100 kg, trailer is equipped with brakes • Glass wall almost the same length as the front wall • Both sides of the glass wall have 90 cm wide glass doors • Equipped with hut kitchen 2200 • Adjustable legs on the corners • Delivery 100% ready to use • Suitable for use all year round 4300 • Under the seating is room for firewood • Led-lighting with remote control and battery is optional • Led- spot lighting on the outside is optional • Inspection and building permit free • Home delivery available 2000 SAUNA WHEREVER YOU ARE A gorgeous cabin shore without a sauna or a backyard without a sauna is not for the real finn. We want to offer the joys of an outside sauna to every sauna-goer not de- pending on where in Finland you live, do you have your own property or are you able to get a building permit. Already in the beginning the perfect enjoyment of sauna steam has been taken into account. The right kind of steam circulation, seating height, materials, stove, and air exchange are only a small part of the solutions which help you enjoy our saunas to the full extent. We have created the mobile sauna caravan models, which fulfill the demands of even the most demanding sauna-goer: Soft and moist steam Delivered ready to use Ready for the road Modern and resistant Building permit free Magnificent appearance Inspection free Made in Finland Our products are made of a collection of easy-to-move buildings which do not require permits – except for maybe the wife’s. Sauna caravans are enjoyed by a continuously growing group of satisfied Finns. Design protected and very popular products are also exported around the world. Join the group of happy sauna-goers and order today! PERMIT FREE Sauna caravans are always building permit free and are comparable to mobile homes. According to the Finnish law, building permits cannot be granted for buildings built upon mobile and registered trailers. If one changes the meaning of use to a permanent, fixed place by building for example a terrace around a mobile home or sauna caravan, many building authorities interpret it as requiring a building permit. MOBILE Finns love their summer cottages. In the summer we love the soft steam at the cottage sauna on the lakeshore. In the winter we forget about the daily rush in the steam of the outdoor sauna. The mobility of the sauna caravan makes it possible to enjoy the soft steam of the sauna year round, wherever you go and only with the expense of one sauna, nor do you need to pay for foundations or property taxes. The sauna comes wherever you go! DELIVERY READY-TO-USE We manufacture all of our products in optimal indoor conditions right from the beginning. With much experience, having built over 2000 ready-to-move-in log buildings, we manufacture all mo- bile buildings professionally without compromising on quality. Products are handed over 100% ready-to-use, down to the final touch. You can immediately enjoy what the quality product has to offer your well-being in everyday life. SALVOS FINLAND OY Saunavaunut.fi is a part of the family business Salvos Finland Oy. Salvos’ years of experience in building, testing of the right materials, and high level perfection is seen in every one of our pro- ducts. Salvos is not satisfied with only fulfilling the customer’s expectations but with exceeding them. Read Salvos’ business story in full salvos.fi/yritys. Salvos Finland Oy Maustetie 12 92930 Pyhäntä www.saunavaunut.fi [email protected] +358 10 440 9140 Export [email protected] saunavaunut.fi saunavaunut.fi.
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