The Pure Cube Hudson Sauna seamlessly merges contemporary design with timeless natural elements, offering a striking fusion of modern aesthetics and rustic charm. Its bold black metal exterior siding contrasts beautifully with the warm, inviting interior of Western Red Cedar, creating a sauna experience that is both luxurious and grounded in nature. A standout feature is the tempered glass front wall and door, which adds a sense of openness and elegance to the design.
The sauna’s distinctive peak and clean lines bring a "metal cube" feel while still evoking the cozy, welcoming essence of a traditional cabin, making it the perfect balance of sleek modernity and rustic warmth. Inside, wide two-level benches allow you to fully immerse yourself in the heat and comfort of the sauna.
For enhanced performance, the Pure Cube Hudson Sauna offers insulated floor, walls and roof, incorporating 3" (8cm) EPS Foam. This insulation is moisture-resistant, meets LEED criteria, is 100% recyclable, and boasts an impressive R-Value of 11.25, ensuring energy efficiency and optimal temperature retention. The sauna’s durable 28-gauge steel siding and trim, finished in a matte black paint, not only provides a contemporary industrial look but also ensures longevity and resilience.
Available in various configurations to suit your unique needs, the Pure Cube Hudson Sauna is designed to elevate your wellness experience while blending modern design with nature’s finest materials.
Recommended 9 KW electric heater, and size 14-20 Wood Heater
Hot Tubs
Care & Maintenance
Leisurecraft wood-fired hot tubs are designed for outdoor use and require relatively simple care. Regular water changes, keeping the tub clean and protecting the wood will help maintain its appearance and performance for years.
Before Each Use
Check that the water is clean and clear before entering.
Remove leaves, insects or other debris from the water.
Confirm the water level is sufficient before lighting the wood-burning heater.
Never operate the heater without the proper amount of water in the tub.
Check the heater, chimney and heat shield for visible damage or obstructions.
Use only clean, dry firewood in the wood-burning heater.
Check the water temperature before entering and mix the water as necessary to ensure an even temperature.
After Each Use / Day-to-Day Care
Replace the cover after the water has cooled sufficiently to help keep leaves and debris out.
Remove any floating debris.
Keep the area around the heater and chimney clear.
Periodically wipe the inside of lined tubs with a soft cloth.
For traditional cedar tubs, normal cedar tannins may slightly colour the water, particularly when the tub is new. This is normal.
Change the water regularly based on frequency of use and water condition. Leisurecraft notes that many owners use their wood-fired tub several times and then drain and refill it rather than maintaining the water indefinitely.
Regular / Seasonal Care
Drain and thoroughly rinse the tub when the water becomes cloudy, develops an odour or has been sitting unused.
Clean lined interiors with warm water, mild soap and a soft cloth or sponge.
Avoid abrasive pads, bleach and harsh chemical cleaners.
Inspect the drain and fittings for leaks or damage.
Inspect the chimney and heater regularly for soot or buildup.
Remove ashes from the heater as required once completely cool.
Check all fasteners, bands and hardware and tighten if required.
Clean the exterior cedar with mild soap and water as needed.
Wood Care
Leisurecraft cedar can be left unfinished and will naturally weather to a silver-grey colour. This does not reduce the natural durability of the cedar.
If you prefer to maintain the original cedar colour:
Apply a high-quality penetrating exterior wood finish suitable for cedar.
Leisurecraft recommends Livos exterior wood finishes.
Reapply when the finish begins to fade rather than waiting for the wood to become heavily weathered.
Do not apply film-forming paint or finishes unless specifically suitable for the application.
Winter Care
If the hot tub will not be used during freezing temperatures:
Completely drain the tub, drain assembly and any water-containing components.
Do not allow standing water to freeze inside plumbing, fittings or equipment.
Keep snow and ice from accumulating excessively on the cover.
Store removable accessories in a dry location when possible.
Once a Year
Completely drain and deep-clean the tub.
Inspect the heater, chimney, heat shield and hardware.
Check all plumbing and drain connections.
Inspect cedar for rough areas, damage or excessive weathering.
Lightly sand rough cedar where required.
Reapply exterior wood protection if desired.
Replace damaged or heavily worn components before continued use.
Avoid
Operating the heater without adequate water.
Harsh cleaners or bleach on cedar.
Pressure washing cedar at high pressure.
Allowing water to freeze inside the tub or fittings.
Leaving leaves or organic debris trapped under the cover for extended periods.
Pickup for Saunas is free at 13 Kutenai Road, Fernie BC V0B 1M5- bring truck/trailer
Shipping Fees to your home in Canada:
Saunas: $320
Heaters/ Small Furniture: $120
Accessories: $60
