Traditional Barrel Sauna
Galley 400SH

The Galley 4-person traditional barrel sauna is the perfect size for entertaining guests or you can use the long side benches to  lay down inside the sauna. The Galley barrel sauna is 6' deep x 6' wide making it the perfect size for your backyard retreat. 

The Galley barrel sauna comes with a Harvia 6kW electric heater that will reach maximum temperatures of 170-180 degrees Fahrenheit and comes with a built in delay timer allowing you to set the start time up to 8 hours ahead of time so the sauna is ready when you are.

The Galley barrel sauna kit includes a built-in floor kit and shingled roof for wetter climates. The Galley's accessory kit also includes a thermohydrometer, water bucket with ladle, sand timer, and stones for the heater. Dome interior lighting provides the perfect ambience and does not require an additional electrical circuit. The solid red cedar ball and socket construction coupled with stainless steel hardware complete this well equipped and spacious 4 person sauna.   

Warranty

Guaranteed against structural defects in materials & workmanship for a full 7-years. 
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Features

• 6 kW Electric Harvia Heater with Sauna Stones Included
• Sturdy Ball and Socket Wood Construction 1 3/8" thick lumber 
• Flat floor kit included
• Ergonomic backrests
• Stainless steel hardware
• Interior Dome Lighting
• Shingled Roof
• Bucket, ladle and thermo-hygrometer included
• Tempered Glass 
• Easy Assembly
• Use Indoor or Outdoor
• Solid Weather Resistant Support Cradles
• 7 Year Limited Warranty 

Power requirements 

• 220V, 50/60HZ30 AMP Dedicated Outlet Required 4500 Watts 

Dimensions and weight

• 72" Deep  x 72" Wide (4ft x 6ft)

Exterior Cabin Dimensions

• Exterior Height: 96"
• Exterior Width: 72"
• Exterior Depth: 74"

Interior Cabin Dimensions

• Interior Height: 69"
• Interior Width: 69"
• Interior Depth: 64"

Product Weight

721 lbs

Digital Manual

FAQs

"How is the sauna shipped? Can it fit through my bedroom doorway?"

SunRay Saunas contain wooden panels that are pre-packaged in cardboard boxes and then placed on a wooden pallet to ensure the sauna arrives without damage. The cardboard boxes can be removed from the pallet and will fit through any door size 24” or greater.

"How long does it take to assemble the sauna?"

Most sauna models take about an hour to assemble. Two people are required. For more information on the assembly of the unit please see the assembly instructions.

"Are there any special tools required to assemble the sauna?"

No. The only tool you need to assemble the sauna is a Phillips head screwdriver or drill with a Phillips head-bit.

"What voltage does the unit run on?"

All SunRay saunas use UL-listed plugs and operate on 110V. Some larger saunas require a non-standard 20 amp plug and require a 20 amp circuit.

"Can I place the sauna on the second floor?"

Yes, you can place a sauna on the second floor. Most saunas weigh between 300-400lbs in total and this weight is often divided by 2 or 3 crates.

"Can I use the sauna outdoors?"

All SunRay saunas except the outdoor models must be used indoors. They are not suitable for outdoor use and this voids the warranty. If you do not plan to use the unit indoors, view our outdoor sauna collection. 

"How do I clean the sauna and how frequently?"

First, unplug the sauna and make sure it is cool before cleaning. To clean the wooden interior of your sauna mix 3 teaspoons of baking soda into a gallon of warm water. Use a towel to wipe down the interior with the baking soda and water mixture. Then wipe the sauna down with a wet towel and let dry. The glass in your sauna can be cleaned with glass cleaner. If you have an outdoor sauna, use a standard garden hose on a low/mist setting to wash out the interior. Make sure to leave the door open so the sauna can dry.

The sauna should be cleaned every 6 months or at your discretion if you are using it regularly. Using a towel to sit on while in the sauna will capture a lot of the sweat and thereby reduce the frequency of cleaning the sauna.

"How long does the model take to heat up?"

Infrared saunas take roughly 20 minutes to heat up. Traditional saunas are a bit longer. Learn more. 

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