Short answer: the Burlington is a 2-person outdoor infrared cabin with ceramic heaters and a weather cover, for $3,790 at Select Saunas. It runs on 120V but needs a 20A circuit. It carries a 7-year structural warranty.
Size
Outside, 57” x 45” x 83”, about 17.8 sq ft, our arithmetic. The listing gives the inside two ways: 43” x 41” x 68” in one place and a “cabin” size of 48” x 39” x 83” in another. Use the smaller figure for planning and confirm with the dealer.
It weighs 301 lbs.
Power
The listing says “120V, 20 amp plug.” A 20A plug won’t fit a standard 15A outlet, so you need a 20A circuit with the right receptacle, outdoors. That is less work than a 240V run, but still a job for an electrician.
Heat
Ceramic infrared heaters, up to 140°F. The listing says “seven ceramic heaters” in one sentence and “6 Rapid Heat ceramic heaters” in the next. Ask which is right.
Here’s what the spec sheet won’t tell you: 140°F is the same top temperature as the indoor Dynamic Avila. Outdoors in winter it will likely take longer to get there; the listing gives no heat-up time.
Warranty
Seven years on the structure, against defects in materials and workmanship. That is longer than the 5 years Golden Designs gives its cabins.
You get, you give up
You get an outdoor infrared cabin with a weather cover on a 120V circuit. You give up certainty about the heater count and inside dimensions, and you still need a 20A circuit.
Bottom line: a sensible patio option for two, if you have or can add a 20A outdoor circuit. Indoor vs Outdoor Sauna covers what changes outside.
