Firefly Spark | Full Portable Sauna Kit (Tent, Stove, Bench, Rocks + more)

Woodburning Stove Specifications:

Designed and perfected by sauna fanatics, the Firefly Sauna Woodburning Stove is for newbies and experts alike. A lightweight and stylish design reaches up to 200°F in just 15-20 minutes, so you can elevate and control your sweat sesh easily. And at under 50 lbs, much lighter than typical stoves, it’s an easy ride to all of your adventures.

• Fits standard size 16” firewood with a generous door to feed and stoke your fire.
• Foldable legs and handles for easy storage and transport.
• Allows up to 40 lbs of sauna rocks (not included).
• Material: Black SS430 corrosion-resistant stainless steel.
• Size: H 19” x W 8” x L 23” with legs folded, H 25” x W 10” x L 26” with legs extended.

Rock Basket Specifications:

Our rock basket utilizes air flow to create a calibrated flow of steam and a smooth heat. Made of high quality stainless steel, it can hold up to 40 lbs of sauna rocks.

Included: Sauna basket, hardware and single use screws.

Foldable Bench Specifications:

True to our on-the-go nature, our sauna bench has foldable legs that pack into a single frame that can fit in your back seat or garage. Made of high quality cedar that exudes the beauty of the woods; comfortably fits up to 3 adults.

• Material: Cedar with stainless steel hardware
• Size: 15”W x 22”H x 50”L

Bucket & Ladle Specifications:

Sleek and practical, our bucket & ladle set are an essential part of your sauna kit. Cut down on trips to the kitchen (or the lake!) with a 5L capacity and sturdy design. Sure beats the old gallon bucket from the garage!

• Material: Black aluminum with birch wood handle.
• Size: 5L 

What about flooring?

You can set up without flooring anywhere you might set up a grill, but be sure nothing flammable, including dry grass is underneath. Pavement, on your deck, or the grass is all fine. Just keep in mind, whatever’s below the stove could melt or set fire. Do not use standard tarp beneath the stove. If you want a nice wood build, try untreated 6×8′ fence panels.

Can I leave the tent up for extended periods?

We recommend collapsing the tent and storing after each use. However, if you do leave it up for a weekend, keep the vent panels open to ensure proper airflow and moisture minimization. The roof will handle rain and snow, but heavy snowfall should be cleaned off to avoid overloading the roof.

How do I clean my setup?

Tent: Wash with gentle soap and warm water.

Stove: Wipe down with a wet cloth. Avoid chemical cleaners.

Only clean these products when not in use, never while a fire is burning or stove is still hot.