
Cold plunges
Lagos has no cool season and no cold night. An ice bath here is a chiller with a tub around it, and that chill…
Read more →In Lagos the question is never whether the grid can carry a 9 kW heater. It is how the heater sits beside the inverter, the batteries and the generator you already run — and how a dry sauna stays dry in air that is wet all year.
Typical project in Nigeria: NGN 5M – 38M, supplied and installed · six to ten weeks per room after the drawing is approved, plus shipping.
Across the continent: Saunas in all eight countries →

In 2025 we built a private villa sauna in Ikoyi. Our Istanbul factory designed, made and dry-assembled it, checked it there, and sent it to Lagos as one complete kit, which our own crew then installed.
Three details made it work in Lagos. Fresh air for the cabin is taken from inside the air-conditioned villa, not from the humid garden, so it remains a genuinely dry sauna. The timber is kiln-dried and low in resin, so it does not weep or move in the heat. Behind the lining sit insulation, a vapour barrier with every joint taped, and a ventilated gap, so moisture never reaches the walls. The heater has its own dedicated circuit, and the supply was checked for stability before the heater was sized.
Almost every house we quote for runs grid, inverter and batteries, and a generator behind them. A sauna heater is one of the largest single loads that system will ever see, so we start from your inverter rating, battery bank, solar array and generator size, then place the heater on its own circuit, schedule its warm-up into sunny hours where there is solar, and lock it out of starting at the same moment as a chiller.
The grid supplies 230 volts on a single phase and 400 between three; heaters bigger than about 9 kW need the three-phase supply, and the board work and cable are priced separately.
By the Lagos lagoon and in the delta: A4 stainless fixings, factory-sealed end grain, a ventilated gap beneath the cabin and a drained cavity behind it. In Abuja and the north the threat from December to February is harmattan dust, so plant gets washable pre-filters and a sealed housing.
| Cabin | Indicative, million NGN | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 2 person, solid walls | 5.0 – 7.2 | 6 kW heater, timber lining |
| 4 person, one glass wall | 7.5 – 11.3 | 9 kW heater, glazing included in the calculation |
| 6 person, charred exterior | 11.4 – 16.8 | Tower heater, steel sub-frame |
| Commercial, 10–14 person | 18 – 38 | Hotel and club controls |
Naira bands are indicative and move with the exchange rate; contracts are in USD or EUR. Crates are cleared through one of the Lagos ports — Apapa, Tin Can Island or the Lekki Deep Sea Port. Manufacturing takes six to ten weeks per cabin once the drawing is signed, and then the crates sail. Send a photo of the space, its dimensions and your inverter rating, and a project manager will reply within one business day with photos of the Ikoyi cabin and a first budget.
Often, on a scheduled circuit — a compact cabin with a 6 kW heater is realistic on many larger home systems. We check your inverter, battery bank and generator before promising anything.
By feeding it dry make-up air from the air-conditioned house, as in our 2025 Ikoyi villa sauna, and by building insulation, a taped vapour barrier and a ventilated cavity behind the timber.
Manufacturing runs six to ten weeks from the signed drawing; after the sea passage to Lagos and clearance, assembly and commissioning on site take days.
Send us a photo of the spot and the rough size. Within one business day you get photos of comparable rooms we have finished and an itemised, position-by-position quote.

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