saunalife E8G Sauna Barrel Glass Front Steam Sauna Bath User Manual

: October 30, 2023
: saunalife

Table of Contents

saunalife E8G Sauna Barrel Glass Front Steam Sauna Bath
Ergo-Series E8G Barrel Sauna Full Glass Front 87D x 81H
Product Details
Product Usage Instructions
Front & Back Walls
Details list
Tools needed
Front glass wall installation
Wooden back wall assembly
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saunalife E8G Sauna Barrel Glass Front Steam Sauna Bath

Ergo-Series E8G Barrel Sauna Full Glass Front 87D x 81H

The Ergo-Series E8G Barrel Sauna is a high-quality sauna with a full glass front measuring 87 inches in diameter and 81 inches in height. The sauna is designed with front and back walls, and can be constructed using the instructions provided in the user manual.

Product Details

Dimensions: 87D x 81H
Tools needed: Measuring tape, Marker pen, Circular saw, Water level, Hammer, Ratchet strap, Extra hands, Silicone gun (Only glass-wall models), Drill, Cresent wrench, Utility knife, Rubber mallet, Bit PH2, Torx bits (T10 T15 T20 T25)
Weight: ~2lbs. (x15) (x90) (x45) (x150) (x50)

Product Usage Instructions

Before constructing the Ergo-Series E8G Barrel Sauna, it is important to read the manual provided. The following instructions can be used to install the front glass wall:

Use a scrap piece of wood DET 1 to protect the plywood.
Apply waterproof silicone to the groove DET 2.
Carefully mount the glasses.
Fix it diagonally to make the wall more rigid during installation DET U.
Proceed with the main manual until benches installation.
Fasten screws under the benches on both sides DET 10.
Install the wooden back wall as instructed in the main manual.
Check the walls installation manual on extra pages. Sauna wall configuration depends on your model.
Be sure to leave a 1/4 gap when tightening screws to leave roomfor adjustment when the outer bands (B) are installed.
Use a strap to support boards during installation.
Join two boards together (as shown in diagram II) that will bridge the width of the A gap. It is recommended that the combined boards are approximately 1/4 wider than the gap.