How to Set Up Your Anywhere Sauna
These instructions apply specifically to Anywhere sauna tents and wood-fired stoves.
1. Choose a Safe Location
- Find flat, clear ground.
- Keep a safe distance from flammable objects.
- Check local and state laws regarding the use of wood-fired stoves in public spaces.
- Ensure there are no fire bans or restrictions in effect for your area.
2. Unpack & Pop Up Tent
- Remove the tent from the bag and pop up the four sides first.
- Enter the tent and pop up the middle section.
3. Place Sauna Stove Inside Tent
- Ensure the stove is positioned directly under the chimney opening and away from the tent walls.
- Place the stove on the provided heat-resistant base.
- Attach the chimney sections and insert them through the chimney opening in the roof.
- Secure the bottom of the chimney into the stove outlet.
4. Light the Stove
- Use dry, untreated wood only.
- Do not use propellants or flammable fuels.
- Gradually increase the heat while monitoring the fire.
5. Use Your Sauna
- Allow the sauna to heat gradually before entering.
- Always prioritise safety and ventilation while in use.
6. Pack Up and Store
- Cut off airflow to the fire using the air vents.
- Once the fire is completely out, wait at least 30 minutes for the tent and stove to cool.
- Dry the tent thoroughly before storing.
Safety Instructions
1. Placement & Setup
- Always place the sauna on a flat, stable, non-combustible surface away from flammable materials.
- Position the stove directly under the chimney opening.
- Keep the sauna at least 1.8 m away from dwellings, structures, overhanging branches, or other objects.
- Check local building regulations and fire safety codes to ensure compliance.
- Always keep a fire extinguisher nearby when operating the stove.
2. Fuel & Ventilation
- Use wood only as fuel. Burning other materials is unsafe, voids the warranty, and may cause injury.
- Ensure proper ventilation to prevent carbon monoxide buildup.
- Regularly clean the chimney to prevent creosote buildup and reduce fire risk.
3. Handling & Burn Risk
- The stove, chimney, handles, and sauna rocks will become extremely hot. Allow all components to cool before handling.
- Use the provided safety gloves when operating or touching the stove.
- Avoid touching the stove or surrounding surfaces until completely cooled.
- Always use safety gloves when handling the stove.
4. Supervision & Warnings
- Keep children and pets away from the sauna while in use.
- Do not place combustible materials (e.g. towels, clothing) near the product.
- Never leave the sauna unattended while operating.
- Do not use the sauna under the influence of drugs, alcohol, or intoxicants.
- Do not sleep in the sauna.
5. Maintenance & Safety
- Contact Anywhere Social Goods for repairs or replacement parts. Do not attempt to repair the product yourself.
- Do not modify the sauna or stove in any way.
- Dispose of ashes in a metal container with a tight lid.
- Clean the sauna regularly to ensure safe operation.
- Keep the surrounding area free of debris, brush, or branches.
Operating Your Anywhere Sauna
1. Pre-Use Checklist
- Confirm proper assembly and stove positioning (minimum 20 cm from tent edges).
- Ensure the area around the sauna is clear of flammable materials.
- Open ventilation flaps for airflow.
- Verify compliance with local fire and stove regulations.
2. Lighting the Heater
- Use dry wood only. Do not use accelerants such as gasoline or lighter fluid.
- Light carefully and monitor until the fire burns steadily.
3. Using the Sauna
- Allow the sauna to preheat for 10–20 minutes.
- Enter cautiously — surfaces may be hot.
- Pour water slowly over sauna rocks to avoid splashing or scalding steam.
- Stay hydrated and listen to your body. Exit if you feel unwell.
4. Safety During Use
- Do not overfire the stove. Keep temperature between 80–95°C (180–200°F).
- Use the provided glove when handling the stove or its components.
- Stay hydrated at all times.
Emergency Situations
In case of fire or malfunction:
- Exit the sauna immediately.
- If safe to do so, use a fire extinguisher to control flames.
- Contact emergency services if necessary.

