Short answer: the Como 150 is a 2-person indoor sauna kit made in Estonia with 40mm ThermoWood walls, for $8,080 at Select Saunas without a heater. Leil recommends a 4-8kW electric heater. It needs a tall room and a 220-240V hardwired circuit, and the warranty is 2 years.
Will it fit?
Outside, it is 1,500 x 1,437mm and 2,200mm tall (59.1” x 56.6” x 86.6”). The listing asks for 600mm of clearance on all sides and a ceiling of at least 2,400mm (about 7 ft 10 in).
Here’s what the spec sheet won’t tell you: that makes the space you need roughly 2.7 x 2.6m, our arithmetic from the clearances, much more than the cabin itself.
Inside
The room is 1,389 x 1,310 x 1,995mm (54.7” x 51.6” x 78.6”), about 1.8 to 2.0 cubic meters. The top bench is 526 x 1,389mm and the lower one 400 x 905mm, both aspen, with a backrest.
At 54.7” wide, nobody lies flat. Two people sit side by side.
The heater you still need
No heater comes in the kit. Leil recommends 4 to 8kW electric, naming Saunum, HUUM, and Harvia. The electrical requirement is a 220-240V hardwired connection with a dedicated breaker, and the amperage depends on the heater. Traditional Sauna Heater Sizing helps you pick within that range.
Weight and assembly
The listing estimates 550 to 650 kg (1,210 to 1,430 lbs) assembled. Assembly takes 2 to 3 people 5 to 7 hours, with 3 recommended for the glass door.
You get, you give up
You get thick ThermoWood walls and a listing that publishes nearly every dimension. You give up a heater in the price and length of warranty: 2 years.
Bottom line: a premium shell for a couple with a tall room and a heater budget. Add the heater and electrician to $8,080 before you compare it with the heater-included Golden Designs Hanko at $5,999.
