KC PAVILION 400 Two-Zone Sauna — Indoor or Outdoor Panoramic Wellness Suite

£7,250.00

A Two-Zone Sauna Pavilion for Indoor or Outdoor Wellness

The KC PAVILION 400 Two-Zone Sauna combines a dedicated hot room with an adjoining flexible space within one substantial, insulated structure.

Its approximately 3.98 × 1.96m footprint is divided into an approximately 3.3m² sauna room and a neighbouring 3.5m² transition room. The second zone can be planned for changing, cooling down, relaxation or storage according to the wider project.

A broad aluminium-framed glass façade connects both rooms visually, giving the pavilion a light, contemporary character whether it is installed as a freestanding garden sauna or positioned within a suitable home spa, gym, hospitality venue or commercial wellness environment.

Heating, room use, finishes, delivery and installation are coordinated around the selected indoor or outdoor installation route.


KC PAVILION 400 at a Glance

  • Suitable for planned indoor or outdoor installation
  • Approximate external footprint: 3,980 × 1,960mm
  • Approximate sauna-room area: 3.3m²
  • Approximate adjoining-room area: 3.5m²
  • Nominal 7.6m² model size
  • Insulated 100mm element construction
  • Catalogue-listed 18 + 70 + 12mm wall build-up
  • Untreated natural timber structure
  • Aluminium-framed entrance and window system
  • Toughened 4-16-4mm double glazing with a smoky finish
  • 28mm timber floor system
  • Sauna benches included within the hot room
  • Heater, controls and final room specification selected separately
  • Professional installation and KeiCo Care pathways available

One Pavilion. Two Installation Pathways.

Outdoor Installation

Configured outdoors, the PAVILION 400 becomes a freestanding garden wellness building with a dedicated hot room and a sheltered internal transition space.

Outdoor projects require a suitable weatherproof roof covering, exterior timber protection, correctly detailed base, drainage and consideration of rainwater management.

The final orientation should also account for the outlook, sun exposure, neighbouring sightlines, prevailing weather and access for future maintenance.

Indoor Installation

The PAVILION 400 can also be installed as a self-contained sauna pavilion within a suitable existing building envelope.

Potential indoor settings include:

  • Private home-spa rooms
  • Gyms and recovery facilities
  • Hotels and hospitality venues
  • Commercial wellness suites
  • Converted barns or outbuildings
  • Large pool, leisure or treatment spaces

The host building must provide adequate floor loading, access, ventilation, electrical capacity, fire safety and moisture management.

Any external-style roof covering, timber treatment or upper finish is reviewed against the indoor setting and confirmed within the final specification. The pavilion should not be treated as a substitute for the structural or weatherproof envelope of the host building.


Two Rooms, One Coherent Wellness Journey

The PAVILION 400 separates the heated sauna from the adjoining room without making the overall environment feel divided.

The supplier plan places the sauna benches within the approximately 3.3m² hot room. The neighbouring 3.5m² spacecreates room to arrive, change, prepare and recover before or after each session.

Depending on the project, the adjoining room may be configured as:

  • A changing area
  • A cooldown or relaxation room
  • Robe and towel storage
  • A compact wellness reception space
  • A transition between the sauna and surrounding environment

It is not supplied as a completed bathroom, shower room or utility area as standard.

Any plumbing, drainage, fitted furniture, storage, heating, lighting or decorative interior specification must be designed and quoted separately. This keeps the base pavilion flexible while ensuring the finished room is accurately planned around the customer’s intended use.


A Broad Architectural Glass Façade

The front elevation combines an aluminium-framed entrance and window system with toughened 4-16-4mm double glazing.

Its smoky finish balances natural light with a degree of visual privacy and gives the building a more architectural presence than a conventional timber sauna cabin.

For outdoor installations, the glazing can frame a garden, woodland or wider landscape view.

For indoor projects, it can connect the sauna visually with a pool room, gym, relaxation area or larger wellness interior.

Glazing affects privacy, effective sauna volume and heater selection. KeiCo will review the intended setting, outlook, adjoining spaces and selected lighting before confirming the final heat package.

Reflections, apparent opacity and natural timber colour will vary according to lighting and real-world conditions.


Insulated Element Construction

The current specification records a nominal 100mm insulated wall system with a catalogue-listed 18 + 70 + 12mm build-up.

This creates a more substantial structure than a lightweight timber cabin while preserving a clean external profile.

The pavilion is supplied in untreated natural timber, allowing the final protective or decorative system to be selected around the installation.

For outdoor use, an appropriate exterior treatment must be applied and maintained in accordance with the product guidance.

For indoor use, the required finish will depend on the room environment, moisture exposure, fire strategy and desired visual treatment.

Any product used inside the sauna room must be suitable for sustained high-temperature use.


Build Your KeiCo Wellness Space

The pavilion provides the architectural shell. The systems and finishes around it are then configured according to the site and intended use.

Available project choices may include:

  • Compatible electric sauna heater and controls
  • WiFi-enabled control where appropriate
  • Indoor or outdoor installation route
  • Outdoor roof-covering system
  • Exterior timber protection or colour finish
  • Sauna-appropriate internal protection
  • Ambient interior lighting
  • Changing-room furniture or storage
  • Selected wellness accessories
  • Professional delivery and installation
  • KeiCo Care or KeiCo Signature Care

Heater output must be calculated from the confirmed sauna-room dimensions, glazing area, insulation, location and available electrical supply.

The adjoining room is scoped separately so that any heating, lighting, furniture, plumbing or ventilation requirements remain clear within the final quotation.


What Is Included

The core structure includes:

  • Untreated two-zone sauna pavilion
  • Insulated element wall system
  • Aluminium-framed glazed entrance and window system
  • Toughened 4-16-4mm double glazing with smoky finish
  • Timber sauna seating shown within the approved plan
  • 28mm timber floor system
  • Required assembly components
  • Product documentation

Unless expressly itemised in the quotation, the displayed structure price does not include:

  • Sauna heater, controls or stones
  • Electrical installation
  • Outdoor roof covering
  • Rainwater goods
  • Foundation or structural floor preparation
  • Exterior timber treatment
  • Assembly or professional installation
  • Specialist unloading or lifting equipment
  • Plumbing or drainage
  • Fitted furniture
  • Decorative lighting
  • Additional heating or ventilation systems
  • Wellness accessories

Dimensions and Site Preparation

Approximate external footprint: 3,980mm wide × 1,960mm deep

Approximate sauna-room area: 3.3m²

Approximate adjoining-room area: 3.5m²

Nominal model size: 7.6m²

Approximate packed weight: 987kg

Final height, roof build-up, door handing, bearer positions and service-entry points must be confirmed from the issued technical drawing before permanent work begins.

Outdoor Sites

A firm, level and correctly sized load-bearing base is essential. Access, drainage, electrical routing, roof water, boundary clearances and local planning considerations should be reviewed before ordering.

Indoor Sites

The host floor must be checked for load capacity, level, moisture resistance and compatibility with the final sauna installation. Access routes, ceiling clearance, ventilation, electrical supply, fire strategy and any building-control requirements must also be confirmed.

The exact technical drawing supplied for the allocated production source must be approved before base, floor or service preparation begins.


Lead Time, Delivery and Installation

Availability and lead time are confirmed against live stock and the completed configuration before order.

The PAVILION 400 may be supplied through an approved European manufacturing partner within KeiCo’s Nordic production network. Minor non-structural details may vary between compliant production allocations, while the confirmed dimensions, layout, material specification and customer-selected configuration remain governed by the final order documentation.

The pavilion is normally supplied as a large precision flat-pack kit.

Delivery method, unloading responsibility, access requirements and installation arrangements are confirmed for the individual property. Professional installation can be quoted where available.

Trades, lifting equipment and permanent site works should not be booked until the delivery route, allocated source and technical drawing have been confirmed in writing.


A Coordinated KeiCo Project

KeiCo can support the project through:

  • Pre-order layout and site review
  • Indoor or outdoor installation planning
  • Base, floor and access guidance
  • Heater and control-system specification
  • Electrical-preparation guidance
  • Professional installation pathway
  • Timber-treatment and roof-finish coordination
  • One accountable project contact
  • After-sales support
  • KeiCo Care and Signature Care options

Where regulated or specialist work is required, it is completed or coordinated with suitably qualified trades.


Warranty, Care and Ongoing Support

Warranty coverage is subject to the confirmed specification, correct installation, compliant electrical work, appropriate treatment, intended use and documented maintenance.

Outdoor and indoor installations may have different treatment, environmental and maintenance requirements. The applicable warranty conditions and responsible support route will therefore be confirmed within the final order documentation.

KeiCo Care provides a structured pathway after delivery through product guidance, maintenance reminders and ongoing support.

Enhanced KeiCo Signature Care options can be discussed for customers seeking a more managed ownership experience.


Configure Your KC PAVILION 400

Contact the KeiCo team to discuss whether the pavilion will be installed indoors or outdoors, how each room will be used, the required heater, finishes, access and installation pathway.

We will confirm the live allocation, source-specific drawing, final specification, delivery route and supporting project options before the order proceeds.

Contact: orders@thekeico.com

Untreated two-zone sauna structure
Insulated element wall system
Aluminium-framed glazed entrance and window system
Toughened 4-16-4 mm double glazing with smoky finish
Timber sauna seating shown in the source plan
28 mm timber floor system
Required assembly components and product documentation

Unless expressly itemised: heater, controls, stones, electrical works, roof covering, rainwater goods, foundation, external timber treatment, assembly, specialist unloading, site preparation, fitted furniture, plumbing, lighting and decorative accessories are excluded.

Approximate external footprint: 3,980 × 1,960 mm
Approximate sauna room: 3.3 m²
Approximate adjoining room: 3.5 m²
Nominal model size: 7.6 m²
Wall construction: nominal 100 mm insulated element system (catalogue-listed 18 + 70 + 12 mm build-up)
Final height, roof build-up, base dimensions and component positions must follow the source-specific drawing issued for the product.