Harvia The Wall 8 kW Sauna Heater Package – Built-In Controls
Harvia The Wall 8 kW Sauna Heater Package – Built-In Controls
SKU: SW80-PKG
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- Price: $1,616.00
- Regular price
- List Price: $1,795.56
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- Price: $1,616.00
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Harvia The Wall 8 kW brings built-in controls, a compact wall-mounted footprint, and a modern Scandinavian design to larger residential sauna rooms. Choose black steel or stainless steel.
Sauna size
Designed for sauna rooms from approximately 177–431 cu. ft.
Package includes
- Harvia The Wall 8 kW heater in your selected finish
- 44 lb box of Harvia AC3000 sauna stones
The illuminated top-mounted controls can be configured for left- or right-side operation. 240V, single-phase, hardwired installation.
FAQ
Can I finance my sauna purchase?
Yes! We offer easy monthly payments through our financing partners so you can enjoy your sauna today without paying in full upfront.
Do I need professional installation?
Installation requirements vary by product. Some 120V infrared saunas may use a dedicated household circuit, while many 240V saunas and heaters require professional electrical work. Always follow the manufacturer’s manual and local electrical and building codes. Contact Martin Sauna before ordering if you want the model-specific electrical or installation requirements.
What’s the warranty and return policy?
Manufacturer warranty coverage varies by brand, model, and component. Eligible Martin Sauna returns generally must be requested within 30 days of delivery and are subject to condition requirements, exclusions, return shipping, and possible restocking fees. Review our Return and Refund Policy and the applicable manufacturer warranty before ordering, or contact us for model-specific confirmation.
Infrared vs. Traditional Saunas – What’s the Difference?
Infrared saunas use infrared emitters and typically operate at lower air temperatures. Traditional saunas heat the room with an electric or wood-burning heater and sauna stones, creating the classic higher-temperature sauna experience. When the heater and manufacturer instructions allow it, water can be added to approved sauna stones for a brief increase in humidity.
Neither type is automatically better. The right choice depends on the heat experience you prefer, the installation, electrical requirements, and the specific model.
What does research say about sauna health benefits?
Sauna research includes encouraging findings, particularly around cardiovascular responses and long-term observational associations, but the strength of evidence varies by outcome. Sauna use should not be presented as a treatment, a substitute for exercise or medical care, or a guarantee against disease.
Martin Sauna focuses on evidence-based guidance rather than medical promises. Read our sauna health research overview →
