Make room for how you’ll use it.
A person count only tells you so much. Look at the bench layout and usable length, especially if you want to lie down.
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Viva 210
Make room for your sauna.
The Viva 210 keeps its footprint focused on the sauna room. Vertical timber frames the glazed front; inside, a straight upper bench runs across an approximately 80-inch-wide room. It is a good place to start when you want room to recline without adding a changing room or terrace.
Warm timber, clear view
Thermo-alder benches sit behind bronze glazing. The vertical front slats give the Viva its recognizable shape.
A roof made for outside
Thermally modified timber and an EPDM roof covering form the outdoor cabin. A prepared base and regular timber care are part of owning it.
Choose the back wall
Keep the timber wall simple or add the hexagonal panel shown in our photographs. Lighting and heater equipment are separate choices.
Seen in person · Sauna Marketplace
Why it earned a closer look.
Ben Burger and Ben Frizzell visited Leil in Võnnu, Estonia, on September 1, 2026. Inside the Viva, we photographed the benches, glazing and hexagonal wall you can explore above. Seeing these saunas in person and how they are built won us over. Now you can look at the details that caught our attention before planning your own.
Build a complete plan
Start with the cabin. Choose the rest with us.
Standard cabin
- Thermally modified timber cabin, floor and ceiling
- EPDM roof covering
- Tempered bronze glass door with Premium handle and black hinges
- Thermo-alder bench and backrest
- Three ventilation openings
Choose separately
- Heater, controller where needed, stones and heater guard
- LED lighting and model-compatible decorative options
- Chimney and required accessories for a wood-burning package
Plan for your site
- A stable, level base and drainage
- Delivery access, unloading and assembly
- Electrical work or a permitted wood-stove installation
Your written quote should identify the exact size, glass, finish, equipment and delivery arrangement. Photos and renderings show several configurations; optional items are not included just because they appear in an image.
See Leil’s cutaway rendering
Measure first
The numbers that help you plan.
| Exterior, W × D × H | 83″ × 71″ × 92″, approximately (2,115 × 1,800 × 2,340 mm) |
|---|---|
| Interior width | Approximately 80″; see the drawing for the complete layout |
| Bench material | Thermo-alder |
| Cabin / roof | Thermally modified timber / EPDM covering |
| Front | Bronze glazing with vertical timber slats |
| Heating | Electric or wood-burning; equipment selected separately |
| Upper bench depth | Approximately 24.4″ (620 mm) |
Dimensions are rounded planning figures from Leil’s model drawing. The cabin footprint is not the required installation clearance. Use the complete drawing and the selected heater manual for the base, door swing, service access and safety clearances.
From choosing to using
A few things to work out together.
- Check the spot. Bring site photos, the available footprint and your delivery ZIP code. Allow for the open door, access and the selected heater’s clearances.
- Match the equipment. The cabin, glazing and heat source belong in the same conversation. Have your installer check the power supply or chimney plan before you order.
- Plan the arrival. Confirm the shipment format, truck access, unloading equipment and route to the prepared base before booking work.
How many people fit comfortably?
Start with the bench layout and how you like to sauna: sitting together and lying down use the space differently. Leil’s current materials give different occupancy counts for this model, so we use the actual drawing and your needs to help you choose.
Is the heater included?
No. The cabin and heater equipment are separate selections. Your quote should list the exact heater, controller where required, stones, guard and any chimney components, along with optional lighting or decorative walls.
What base does it need?
A level, stable base with drainage and support in the locations shown by the model’s installation documents. Keep the timber base out of standing water and follow the manual’s moisture-barrier instructions. A deck needs its load capacity checked for the completed sauna, equipment and occupants.
What should I know about delivery?
Confirm kit or assembled availability, shipment size, truck access and unloading responsibility with us before ordering. Inspect the crate on arrival, photograph visible damage and record it with the carrier before signing. Plan how the sauna will move from the unloading point to its base.
How do I confirm availability and timing?
We check the exact cabin size, finish and selected equipment with Leil before quoting delivery. A supplier cabin count does not confirm the same heater, glass or decorative options shown in the photographs. Delivery timing also depends on your location and the shipment format.
How do I care for the wood?
The Viva manual requires a suitable protective finish on all interior and exterior wood immediately after installation, including benches, backrests and trim. Use sauna-safe products on interior surfaces and follow the coating maker’s instructions. After use, leave the door open to dry the room, wipe the benches and remove standing water. Keep vents clear and renew the finish as needed for the exposure.
What warranty applies?
Leil publishes a two-year warranty for its Viva range, covering material and manufacturing defects. Natural wood changes, normal wear, incorrect assembly and unauthorized modifications are excluded. Follow the installation and care requirements in the Viva manual; commercial-use terms differ. Contact Sauna Marketplace with photographs if an issue appears. Read Leil’s warranty overview.
Find your fit
Four different ways to sauna.
Start with the space and the bench layout. These are the Leil families we documented on our visit.
| Model | Approx. footprint | Worth choosing for |
|---|---|---|
| Viva 210 This page | 83″ W × 71″ D | Compact depth, straight benches, timber-framed glazing |
| Patio S | 94″ W × 94″ D | Square room, corner seating, broad glazing |
| Black Cube Classic | 86″ W × 65″ D | Shallow footprint, rounded front, L-shaped benches |
| Round Cube Single | 121″ W × 81″ / 94″ / 102″ D | Opposing benches; compare three depths on one page |
Also considering Celto S or Celto M? Bring those into the comparison, or explore more Leil saunas.
A little about Leil
Leil designs and builds saunas in Võnnu, southern Estonia. Its name refers to the steam created when water meets hot sauna stones. Our visit gave us a closer look at the cabins and their construction; the photos and 360° views here are part of what we brought home.
Let’s make it work in your space.
Bring your site photos and the questions you have so far. We’ll talk through the cabin, heater and installation plan together.
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