Question 1

How much does a sauna cost?

Accepted Answer

The price depends on the model, the dimensions and the delivery time. A Classic sauna (100×150×200 cm) is available from around 3,700 KM + VAT, and a Deluxe from around 5,500 KM + VAT. Every sauna is built to measure, so you can calculate the exact price for your dimensions straight away in the online configurator at mojasauna.ba/en/configurator.

Question 2

What is the difference between the Classic and Deluxe sauna?

Accepted Answer

Both lines are built to measure from spruce and come with a Harvia heater. The Classic has warm LED lighting and a clean Finnish look. The Deluxe adds RGB ambient lighting, the optional Starry sky (fibre-optic ceiling) and premium glass walls.

Question 3

Do you sell sauna heaters on their own?

Accepted Answer

Not at the moment — we fit Harvia heaters only as part of our saunas. Standalone heater sales will be available soon.

Question 4

What do I need for a sauna at home?

Accepted Answer

All you need is a dry space and an electrical connection. Single-phase power is enough for heaters up to 4.5 kW, and three-phase for heaters from 4.5 to 9 kW. No additional room ventilation is required.

Question 5

What kind of power supply does a sauna need?

Accepted Answer

For smaller saunas with a heater up to 4.5 kW, a standard single-phase supply (220 V) is enough. For larger heaters, from 4.5 to 9 kW, you need a three-phase connection (380 V). During the free assessment we advise which connection suits your dimensions.

Question 6

How much electricity does a sauna use?

Accepted Answer

Less than you think. A two-hour sauna session in Bosnia and Herzegovina costs around 1.44 KM in electricity — the heater runs at full power only while it warms the cabin, then simply holds the temperature.

Question 7

Which sauna sizes are available?

Accepted Answer

Sauna sizes start at 100×100 cm and go up from there. We adapt every sauna to each client’s specific needs and wishes — including sloped ceilings and alcoves.

Question 8

Can a sauna be installed in a flat?

Accepted Answer

Yes. It is most often installed in the bathroom, the basement or a spare corner of the flat — 100×100 cm of floor area and a standard ceiling height are enough. The sauna is built exactly to the measure of your space.

Question 9

What is the lead time for a sauna?

Accepted Answer

The standard lead time for a Classic or Deluxe sauna is 6–8 weeks. With a priority build the lead time is 3 weeks for a 20% surcharge. All lead times cover manufacturing and preparation for installation to your dimensions.

Question 10

How long does installation take?

Accepted Answer

Installation takes between 3 and 6 hours, depending on the specifics of the job. The team arrives with finished elements built in the workshop — no dust and no building work.

Question 11

Are delivery and installation free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Free delivery and installation are included in the price across Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as Serbia and Montenegro.

Question 12

What warranty comes with the sauna?

Accepted Answer

The warranty is 3 years on the cabin and 1 year on the Harvia heater.

Question 13

Which timber is the sauna built from?

Accepted Answer

From Norwegian and Finnish spruce — a slow-growing timber that stays stable at high temperatures. The benches are resin-free and comfortable against the skin.

Question 14

How do I look after the sauna?

Accepted Answer

Very simply: after use, leave the door open so the cabin airs out, wipe the benches down occasionally with a slightly damp cloth, and always sit on a towel. The timber is never varnished or coated.

Question 15

How can I get in touch?

Accepted Answer

By phone on +387 66 774 394, by email at info@mojasauna.ba, or through the contact form at mojasauna.ba/en/contact. We reply within 24 hours on working days.

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