Savotta Hiisi 4

This product cannot be shipped to the U.S.A. or Canada

Sauna has been a central and valued part of Finnish life for ages. In decades and centuries gone by, generations have been born in a sauna, and it is indeed a place of birth, life, celebration and death.

The Hiisi allows you to enjoy a sauna experience even while traveling or in temporary accommodation. The hexagonal Hiisi, designed for four people, is easy to carry and benefits from Savotta’s expertise in camping tents. Set it up by the beach, in the mountains, in the forest, or in your backyard! With a group of four people working together, the setup time is approximately 10 minutes.

Updated, lighter version: Now the roof is also made from the same fabric as the walls.

Stove and benches sold separately. Compatible with Savotta benches and stove: the interior can accommodate two two-person benches and a stove. The stove is placed at the back of the tent, and the benches are on the sides.

• Floor area: 5.4 m²
• Fabric: 210 denier nylon with fire resistance
• Windows are PVC (note! the view through the window depends heavily on the setup location)
• Poles are aluminum tubes, the center pole has a telescopic structure
• The door has two zippers and can be rolled up with two Velcro loops
• There is a loop in the center of the roof for a thermometer, which helps keep the temperature safe for the tent’s own structures
• Stakes are made of strong galvanized steel
• The sturdy carrying bag is made of 600 denier polyester fabric
• Ready-to-assemble package: includes fabric, center pole, corner poles (6 pcs), and six steel stakes, as well as a backpack-style carrying bag
• 2-year warranty against manufacturing and material defects
• Made in Estonia

The fire resistance of the main fabric means it won’t catch fire in an explosive manner. It is, however, not fireproof, meaning you don’t want to expose it to flames.

Remember safety with all sauna tents: consider the risk of fire and do not heat the sauna tent above 75 degrees Celsius. The tent should not be left set up, for example, in a cottage yard for the whole summer but should be dismantled after each use and dried—UV radiation weakens tent fabrics. Sparks, even with careful use, will cause small holes in the tent, which is normal wear and tear and not covered by the warranty.

Hiisi is a Finnish word for a sacred place of power and sacrifice.