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- 4.1 Foundation principlesWhat "level" and "stable" actually mean for a sauna foundation, plus the surfaces that work and the ones that don't.
- 4.2 Foundation: Ritual 2-PersonFootprint, foundation rating, and acceptable surfaces for the 2-Person model — the lowest foundation load in the lineup.
- 4.3 Foundation: Ritual 3-PersonFootprint, foundation rating, and acceptable surfaces for the 3-Person model.
- 4.4 Foundation: Ritual 4-PersonFootprint, foundation rating, and acceptable surfaces for the 4-Person model — note the deck-rating callout.
- 4.5 Foundation: Ritual 8-PersonFootprint, foundation rating, and acceptable surfaces for the 8-Person flagship — most residential decks are not rated for this load.
- 4.6 Electrical principles and what your electrician needsWhat your licensed electrician needs to quote and install your dedicated heater circuit, plus cost expectations and sequencing.
- 4.7 Electrical: Ritual 2-PersonCircuit specs for the SW45E heater on the 2-Person — the lowest power draw in the Ritual line.
- 4.8 Electrical: Ritual 3-PersonCircuit specs for the SW60E heater on the 3-Person — single-phase 35 A or three-phase 3×10 A.
- 4.9 Electrical: Ritual 4-PersonCircuit specs for the SW60E heater on the 4-Person — same heater as the 3-Person, sized for the larger cabin volume.
- 4.10 Electrical: Ritual 8-PersonCircuit specs for the SW90E heater on the flagship — single-phase 50 A or three-phase 3×16 A. Highest power draw in the Ritual line.
- 4.11 Clearance requirementsMinimum clearances around your sauna for ventilation and safety, plus extra-space considerations for cold plunges and outdoor showers.
- 4.12 Permits and HOA approvalCommon permit and HOA items to verify before ordering, plus what happens if approval is denied after delivery.
- 4.13 Indoor installation requirementsCeiling height, floor loading, ventilation, and code compliance — what to verify before ordering for indoor placement.
- 4.14 Outdoor installation requirementsFoundation, drainage, sun, wind, privacy, lighting, and path planning for outdoor saunas — the more common Ritual installation type.
- 4.15 Cold climate installationsHow Bettr saunas behave in extreme winter — heat-up timing, snow load, ice management, frost-line foundations, and door seal behavior.
- 4.16 Hot climate installationsHow Bettr saunas behave in hot, dry, or sun-heavy environments — session timing, wood behavior, cold plunge planning, and shading.
- 4.17 Coastal and humid environmentsWhy the Bettr build (316 stainless, treated wood, fiberglass base) handles salt air and humidity, plus a maintenance schedule for installations near saltwater.
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