Leil Saunas Celto S (2-Person) Outdoor Sauna Kit

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The smallest Leil, without shrinking the sauna experience

The Celto S gives two people a real two-level sauna in a footprint only 65 inches wide and 56 inches deep. The shell is not thin decorative paneling. Its walls, ceiling, and floor are 2.4-inch solid spruce cross-laminated timber, with an aspen bench and broad one-board backrest where your skin actually touches the room.

Know this before anything else: the exterior arrives natural and unfinished. Apply a suitable clear, UV-protective weatherproof finish after assembly, inspect it at least annually, and recoat it as needed. That maintenance is part of owning this entry-priced Celto, not fine print.

Why we are comfortable putting our name behind it

Both Bens visited Leil in Estonia in September 2026 and came home impressed by the breadth of the line and the value built into it. We work closely with Leil, and Celto is the clearest example of why we wanted the brand here: it gets you into an Estonian outdoor sauna at a genuinely approachable starting point while keeping the solid shell, real glass, useful bench levels, roof membrane, and ventilation that matter after the photos are forgotten.

What the Celto S kit includes

Choose the heater as a complete system

The base cabin does not include a heater. For Celto S, Leil approves an 8 kW Harvia KIP, a HUUM DROP 7, or a HUUM DROP 9 on its purpose-built Celto stand. Our checkout choices pair the current North American heater body with the control it needs and the correct stones, so you are comparing complete systems rather than incomplete heater prices. The Celto stand is priced on its own line just below the heater. Every heater here sits on one, and it is listed separately so you can see what the heater costs and what the stand costs.

Harvia KIP 8 kW: simplest and best value

Our straightforward package uses the current black KIP80B with controls built into the heater and one 45-pound box of approved 2-to-4-inch stones. The current KIP manual lists the 240-volt single-phase model at 33.3 amps with #8/2 copper conductors. A licensed electrician must make the final circuit and code decision.

Harvia KIP 8 kW with Wi-Fi: the same heater, started from your phone

This package uses the black KIP80W, the same 8 kW body without the built-in dial, with the Harvia Xenio CX170 Wi-Fi control and one 45-pound box of approved 2-to-4-inch stones. Set the temperature and the session length at the wall panel or in the Harvia app, so the room is hot when you walk out to it. The CX170 is rated to 10.5 kW on a wall-mounted heater, comfortably above this 8 kW stove, and the electrical figures match the KIP80B above. One planning note for an outdoor cabin: the control panel may go inside the sauna, mounted low and away from the heater, but the power unit has to be mounted outside the room in a dry spot that stays above freezing. Your electrician places both. It is the least expensive way to get app control on a Celto, about $1,500 less than the DROP 9 package.

HUUM DROP: more stone mass and app control

The DROP package uses the current North American DROP body, a complete UKU Wi-Fi control package, and four 33-pound boxes of approved 2-to-4-inch stones. The heater holds about 121 pounds of stones; the package supplies 132 pounds so the installer can place them correctly. Leil’s sheet calls the smaller option DROP 7; the current North American HUUM model is labeled 7.5 kW.

Our Celto S recommendation is DROP 7.5. Leil explicitly approves the smaller DROP for this cabin, and HUUM’s current US manual rates DROP 7.5 for 248 to 389 adjusted cubic feet. It gives the compact S the stone mass and app control that make DROP worth choosing. Leil also approves KIP80B, our simpler best-value choice, and DROP 9, the maximum-output choice for faster cold-weather recovery. If app control is what you want and the DROP price is not, KIP80W with the Xenio Wi-Fi control is the cheaper route to the same convenience.

Site and installation checklist

• Foundation: prepare a level, stable, load-bearing base. The current Celto manual shows the base-frame assembly but does not specify an engineered foundation, so local site and code requirements control.
• Unloading: plan access and equipment for an approximately 30 by 79 by 39-inch package weighing about 1,102 pounds. Curbside delivery is not placement in the yard.
• People and time: Leil estimates 4 to 6 hours for assembly. The manual says some parts require two or more people for safe lifting.
• Roof: install the supplied EPDM membrane and use exterior-grade sealant continuously where the manual shows the covering slat meeting the membrane.
• Exterior: finish the natural spruce promptly with a clear UV-protective weatherproof coating and inspect it yearly.
• Electrical: heater, control, lighting, and final circuit work belong to a licensed electrician following the exact heater manual and local code.
• Drainage: a floor drain is not shown or specified in the current Celto manual. Decide whether your site needs one before the base is built.

Celto S or Celto M?

Current manual and dimensions

Review the current Celto S assembly manual, the exact imperial drawing, and the Celto collection overview before finalizing the site. We host the current files here so the dimensions, parts list, roof work, ventilation, and handling instructions stay with the product.

Questions we would ask before you order

Does the cabin arrive stained or sealed?

No. It arrives as natural spruce. A suitable clear UV-protective weatherproof finish is required after assembly.

Is the optional lighting already shown in some photographs?

Yes. Some supplied photographs show the optional dimmable LED strip beneath the backrest. Lighting is not part of the base kit unless selected.

Is a heater included?

No. Choose a complete heater system or bring us the exact heater you already own so we can check output, controls, stones, stand fit, clearances, and electrical requirements.

Does Celto need ventilation after use?

Yes. The kit includes four ventilation openings, and Leil’s care instructions say to keep the sauna well ventilated after each use to limit moisture buildup.

Call or text Ben at (844) 565-1113 with a photo of the site, the available footprint, and the number of people who will use it. We will tell you whether the S is the right value or whether the wider M will be worth it every time you sit down.

Delivery and unloading

Freight is a flat $990 per cabin to the contiguous United States and DC. Delivery is curbside, so plan equipment and people for an approximately 30 by 79 by 39-inch crate weighing about 1,102 pounds. For Alaska, Hawaii, Canada, or any other destination, call or text us for a shipment plan before ordering.

When the truck arrives: inspect before you sign

Leil’s freight instructions make the delivery receipt part of any damage claim. Before the driver leaves, inspect the shipment, pallet, crate, labels, and packaging. Count the pieces you can identify. If anything is visibly damaged, the packaging is damaged, or pieces appear to be missing, write that specifically on the delivery receipt before signing. Do not write only “subject to inspection.” Photograph the full shipment, pallet, labels, packaging, and every damaged area while the carrier is still there.

Some small components may be packed inside the crate, so check the package contents against the manual before declaring a shortage. If damage is concealed, contact us immediately: Leil requires notice within 48 hours of delivery with the order number, delivery date, description of the damage, photographs, and the signed delivery receipt. Keep the damaged item and all original packaging for at least 30 days. Do not discard, repair, install, or use a damaged item unless Leil gives written approval.

Standard delivery is curbside. You are responsible for the people and equipment needed to unload safely. Tell us about a narrow road, steep grade, gated entrance, island, ferry, limited truck access, or other delivery restriction before the shipment is booked; accessorial carrier charges may apply, and freight arrival estimates are not guaranteed appointments.