When it comes to describing the new sauna complex in Larvik, Norway, from the perceptive of the sauna, there is nothing to top off the spectacular view of the rocky fjord landscape and the sea. However, with Scandinavia’s largest event sauna landscape we have also handed over one of the technologically most sophisticated commercial sauna infrastructures in the entire international market to our customer.

Ample space – maximum comfort

The new complex is located in the elegant Farris Bad wellness and conference hotel. Close to the Norwegian capital Oslo, up to 100 sauna-loving hotel guests will be able to enjoy the new sauna landscape which is also open to groups and competition contestants. Finest joinery craftsmanship meets German engineering – in this project, we combined elaborate design and construction with state-of-the-art technology. Have a look at the picture gallery below!

In keeping with B+S tradition, the sauna was built entirely from Finnish premium polar spruce and furnished with our patented bench system supported by a high-quality stainless-steel substructure. The customer was impressed not only by the sophisticated appearance and durability of our saunas, but also by the outstanding cleaning and maintenance benefits of B+S Finnland Sauna systems.

Making sauna bathing an unforgettable experience

In cooperation with the Dutch company DSA-AVL, we equipped the new sauna with cutting-edge lighting and sound technology. The sweat room features high-quality, heat- and moisture-resistant LED lighting in the floor, ceiling and backrests of the benches. A sound system, fog machines and the ‘moving heads’ popular in discotheques make the latest B+S Finnland Sauna project one of the “hottest” show-and-aufguss sauna spots in the world.

The sauna master manages the entire technology digitally via laptop, thus offering the guests an optimal show. With the sauna meeting every international standard for sauna contests, it is set to become a new flagship in the professional aufguss scene, which will compete here next year at the Norwegian Championships in Larvik.

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