$14,995.00
Installation included. GST included.
Order now for delivery and installation in March 2027.
Kube
The sauna for every day, built at your place. Finnish stone heat for the deep sessions the long-term research is built on, far infrared for the gentler days, both in one cabin. Two, four or six person, Black or White. Our crew builds it in one visit, and installation is included.
Build
What it is made of
Built to stand outside for decades: an aluminium shell, a frame beneath it, insulation, a cedar lining and the glass. Scroll to draw the cabin apart and see what each layer is made of.
- Aerospace-grade aluminium exterior
- The outer skin, in Black or White, chosen because it will not rust, warp or fade outdoors. The same cabin under both.
- Eight assemblies
- Base, two side walls, heater wall, roof, glass front, door, and the bench and trim kit. They arrive in one crate and our crew assembles them at your place.
- Japanese red cedar interior
- The lining, the benches, the floor and the ceiling, in unsealed cedar that smells wonderful when it warms and ages gracefully. The same in both finishes.
- Framed glass front and door
- 8 mm toughened safety glass in a black aluminium frame with rounded corners. The door opens outward on three hinges with a soft magnetic catch, and never locks, so you can always get out.
- 14 Incoloy far infrared elements
- 400 W each, 5,600 W in all. The infrared runs to a maximum of 70 °C.
- Harvia Cilindro PC90E
- 9 kW, in Black. Traditional heat to a maximum of 95 °C, run from the same touchscreen as the infrared.
- Two louvred vents
- In the side walls, so fresh air keeps moving through while you sit.
- IPX-5
- Sealed against the weather, so the cabin lives outside year round.
Control
Hold the heat in your hand.
One touchscreen runs both heats, the stones and the infrared, on Norge’s own simple interface. Because it is on your WiFi, you can start the sauna from your phone and walk out to a cabin that is already at temperature.
Every size gets the same control, so whether you choose the two, four or six person, it works the same way.
- 01One touchscreen for both heats
- 02Norge’s own simple interface
- 03Runs the stones and the infrared
- 04Start it from your phone
- 05The same control on every size
An illustration of the Norge interface. Times are shortened and the readings are examples.
Ready in:
Ready at
Sauna ready at 18:30
An example of starting the cabin remotely. The readings are examples.
An illustration of the Norge interface. Try it.
Chromotherapy · Light
Set the mood of the room.
Soft cove lighting and a starlight ceiling come with every Kube. Pick a tint and the whole room takes it, a wash of colour down the timber with the rest of the cabin dim around it. Amber for a slow evening, sage or ice to cool the room down, rose and violet when the light is the point.
Cove lighting and the starlight ceiling are included on every size.
The evidence
The habit with the longest paper trail.
Most of what we know about sauna and living longer comes from traditional stone heat at around 80 °C, used most days. That is what the Kube gives you, with a gentler infrared side for the days you want warmth without the intensity.
Four sessions a week is where the long-term benefits show up, so the Kube makes the fourth session as easy as the first: set a ready time on your phone and walk out to hot stones.
This is not medical advice. If you have a heart condition, high or low blood pressure, are pregnant, or take medication that affects any of these, talk to your doctor before starting heat or cold.
- DLab
- CSmall studies
- BLong-term
- ATrials
A study that followed 2,315 Finnish men for about twenty years, plus one eight-week randomised trial. Strong and consistent, though an association rather than proof.
- 4 × week
- Where the long-term benefits show
- 80 °C
- The stone heat that was studied
- 20 years
- How long people were followed
Who you are buying from
A small Adelaide company that installs what it sells.
Norge was started in Adelaide in 2025 by Xavi Donobedian. Our rooms are in homes at Toorak Gardens, Heathpool and Byron Bay, and at the Pullman Adelaide and Soul 365 Gym. The crew that builds yours is ours, and every unit carries a five-year warranty in writing.
Toorak Gardens, SA
Toorak Gardens, SA
Toorak Gardens, SA
Toorak Gardens, SA
- Started 2025
- In Adelaide, by Xavi Donobedian. A small team, and you speak to the people who decide.
- 5-year warranty
- On every unit, from the earlier of installation or delivery, on top of Australian Consumer Law.
- Showroom, Somerton Park
- Opening soon at 44-48 Paringa Avenue. Book a consult now and we will tell you first when the doors open.
- Our own crew
- Delivered and installed by Norge, free within 50 km of a capital city centre.
Specification
Specification
The Stillhet Kube 4P, figure by figure.
Cabin and heat 19
- Model
- Stillhet Kube 4P
- Capacity
- 4 person
- External size
- 1880 x 1880 x 2000 mm
- Footprint
- 3.53 m²
- Inside space
- 1740 x 1740 x 1880 mm
- Volume
- 5.69 m³
- Exterior
- Aerospace-grade aluminium
- Interior
- Japanese red cedar
- Finishes
- Black, White
- Glass front and door
- 8 mm toughened safety glass to AS/NZS 2208
- Door
- Opens outward on three hinges, magnetic catch, no lock, 600 mm pull
- Bench
- Two-tier stepped benches, Japanese red cedar
- Ventilation
- Two louvred vents
- Traditional heater
- Harvia Cilindro PC90E, Black, 9 kW
- Stone charge
- 80 kg
- Infrared
- 14 Incoloy far infrared elements, 400 W each, 5,600 W
- Maximum temperature, infrared
- 70 °C
- Maximum temperature, traditional
- 95 °C
- Stones or infrared
- One heat at a time, by design
Electrical, fitted and delivery 14
- Control
- One 2 in 1 WiFi touchscreen, Norge’s own interface, runs both heats
- Supply
- 230 V single phase
- Pre-wired
- 40 A plug
- Supply cables
- Confirmed at your consult
- Lighting
- Chromotherapy cove, 30 point starlight ceiling
- Audio
- Two resonance speakers
- Also fitted
- Ioniser, cup holder
- Rating
- IPX-5
- Warranty
- 5-Year Warranty, from the earlier of installation or delivery
- Arrives as
- Eight flat-packed assemblies, one crate
- On-site build
- Norge crew, one visit, 3 to 4 hours. Included in the price
- Pad
- Concrete, paving or a deck rated for the load, level within 5 mm
- Clearance
- 100 mm each side and rear, 600 mm on the control side, 2.5 m overhead
- Access
- Confirmed at your consult
Electrical · For your electrician
What the site has to provide
The cabin arrives wired to its plug and tested, so all your electrician needs to do is install one outlet near the cabin before build day, on the rear or control side. This is the detail they will want before they quote.
- Pre-wired plug
- 40 A
- Interlocked maximum draw
- Confirmed at your consult
- Supply cables
- Confirmed at your consult
The cabin arrives wired and tested. Your electrician installs one outlet, and we plug it in.
At your consultWe confirm the connection and the outlet position with you before delivery.
Site electrical requirements, all models
- 01 Circuit Dedicated final subcircuit per connection, direct from the switchboard, no shared loadsThe cabin is a large continuous load, on a 32 A, 40 A or 50 A plug by size.
- 02 Circuit protection MCB matched to the plug rating and the cableThe breaker protects the cable, so the two are sized together.
- 03 RCD 30 mA Type AConfirm mandatory status for your state with the electrician.
- 04 Socket outlet IP56 minimum outdoors, clear of splash and run-offClipsal 56 Series is IP66.
- 05 Isolation Accessible isolating switch at or near the cabinA plug counts as isolation only if it stays reachable.
- 06 Cable Sized per AS/NZS 3008 for run length and method, voltage drop inside 5 percent6 mm² is not a fixed rating: run length and installation method set the cable size.
- 07 Switchboard Spare capacity, phase loading and site demand assessed before the order shipsAdding a 32 to 50 A load to an older board is often the real cost, and better found at quote time.
- 08 Earthing Installed and tested to Australian standards
- 09 Certification Final connection completed and certified by a licensed electrician to AS/NZS 3000The certificate is the electrician's. Norge does not certify site work.
Installing the cabin is included in the price. The electrical work above is done by your licensed electrician at your cost, and they certify it.
Questions
Asked before buying
How is it delivered and installed?
The Kube arrives as eight flat-packed pieces in one crate, and our crew builds it at your place in a single visit, usually three to four hours. That is included in the price. Your electrician connects it to the outlet they have installed, and we fire up the heat once their certificate is in hand, on the day if they are there or on a short return visit. The next installs are in March 2027, and your date is agreed at your consult.
Will it fit at my place?
It needs a level pad: concrete, paving or a deck rated for the load, with no standing water. Allow 100 mm clear on each side and at the rear, 600 mm on the control side for your electrician, room for the door to swing at the front, and 2.5 m overhead for the roof to go on. Then the path in: the six person has a single 2200 mm panel that is carried upright, so a standard side gate will not pass it. Send us photos at your consult and we will tell you what fits.
Can it sit on a deck?
Often, yes. A deck has to carry the finished cabin and sit level across the footprint, so tell us about yours at the consult and we will tell you what it needs, with a site visit where one is called for.
Can both heats run at once?
No, by design. You choose stones or infrared for each session, and the cabin only ever draws the power of one. That keeps the electrical connection simpler and the running cost sensible.
Who services it?
Norge installs, commissions and looks after what it sells. Every unit carries a five-year warranty from the earlier of installation or delivery, on top of your rights under Australian Consumer Law, and the written terms come with your quote.
Which finishes can I order?
Black or White on the aluminium exterior. The cedar interior is the same in both. Choose yours at the top of the page.
How often should I use it?
Most days, if you can. The long-term studies saw the clearest benefits at four to seven sessions a week, and one or two is still well worth doing.
Is it safe as I get older?
For most healthy adults, yes, and older adults are exactly who the long-term research followed. Stand up slowly, drink water, and check with your doctor if you have heart or blood pressure issues.
The other half
Complete the ritual.
Heat, then cold. In the long-term studies the benefit tracked how often people did it, so both should sit where you will use them most days. The cold half is the Norge N-02, an upright ice bath on the footprint of a shower base.
Thinking about both? Ask about the pair at your consult.