RonYen custom ice baths in red cedar and stainless steel

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Beautifully designed and crafted
wood and stainless steel
ice baths.

Choose your shape: circular or stadium. Built to the size you choose, or request a specific size. Chiller optional.

  • 304 or 316 stainless interior
  • Red cedar exterior
  • Free delivery in Thailand
  • Built to order
Configure your bath
01 Configure

Choose the size, wood and steel type to see the price.

Footprint sets the plan, height sets where the water sits, and every option carries its own price and filled weight.

Top viewmillimetres
Outer line is the cedar shell, dashed line the stainless interior. Dimensions are the overall footprint.
Side elevationmillimetres
Water fills to 200 mm below the rim. Inner dimension is that water depth.

Spec snapshot

Everything below tracks the six picks.

Shape and footprint
Internal W × D × H
Overall W × D × H
Water depth
Water when filled
Dry weight
Total filled weight
Interior
Exterior
HardwareStainless steel bands, fixings and fittings
Price
Chiller
Hose
Total
Power requirementThe bath itself needs no power. A chiller needs its own dedicated circuit — see the chiller’s page for the full electrical requirement.
Lead time5-7 weeks from deposit
Size

Shape

Size · 1 of 6

Footprint

Size · 2 of 6

Outlines are drawn to scale against each other. Capacity follows from the footprint.

Height

Size · 3 of 6

Any footprint can be built at either of the two heights. Height is what decides how deep you sit.

Specification

Stainless grade

Spec · 4 of 6

Both grades are fully hygienic and corrosion-resistant. 316 adds molybdenum, which resists chlorides — worth it near the coast, beside a chlorinated pool, or in commercial use.

Timber

Spec · 5 of 6

Every bath is red cedar, never sealed or chemically treated.

Chiller

Spec · 6 of 6

A chiller holds the water at the temperature you set, so there is no ice to buy or haul. We work the size out from the water volume.

Where will the bath go?

02 In real spaces

Baths we have built.

In gardens, courtyards and terraces around Thailand.

Cedar ice bath with stainless bands on a timber deck under a garden pavilion
Cedar plunge bath with a chiller unit in a light interior
Looking down into the stainless interior of a bath in use
Bath set under a garden pavilion
Bath in a planted garden setting
Cold immersion, shoulders under the water
Plunge bath beside a pavilion
Bath installed beside a swimming pool
Two baths on a terrace
RonYen cedar ice bath installation
RonYen cedar ice bath installation
RonYen cedar ice bath installation
RonYen cedar ice bath installation
RonYen cedar ice bath installation
RonYen cedar ice bath installation
03 The interior

Two grades of stainless. Here's which one you want.

Both are offered across the whole range. Neither is the wrong answer — it comes down to the water and the air where the bath will live.

Fully hygienic, corrosion-resistant and non-porous. It suits the large majority of domestic installations: an inland home, a garden or a terrace, filled with treated fresh water. This is what most baths ship with.

316 contains molybdenum, which is what gives it its resistance to chlorides. Choose it if the bath sits near the coast and takes salt air, if it will live beside a chlorinated pool, or if it is going into commercial use with heavy sanitiser cycling. Over years in those conditions, 304 can pit around welds and fittings where 316 does not.

This one is not a grade question. A steel shell with insulation behind it loses heat far more slowly than a single skin of moulded plastic or fibreglass, and that is true of 304 and 316 alike. In practice the chiller cycles less often to hold your set temperature, and the water is still cold if you leave it a day.

Both grades are also one welded, non-porous surface, so there is no seam or textured liner for biofilm to sit in.

If the bath is inland and domestic, 304 does the job. If it is coastal, poolside or commercial, specify 316.

Looking down into a stainless steel lined ice bath with a person immersed to the chest
04 The exterior

Red cedar, indoors or out.

Every bath is clad in western red cedar. It handles being outside on its own, and it is never chemically treated.

Western red cedar contains thujaplicins, the oils that make it resistant to rot and insects without treatment. Nothing is pressure-treated and nothing needs re-coating on a schedule. If you want to hold the honey colour, an annual oil is optional rather than maintenance.

Everything holding the bath together is stainless: the tensioning bands around the shell, the through-fittings for the drain and the chiller lines, the fixings behind the staves and the bolts you never see. There is no mild steel anywhere on the bath, and no galvanised or plated fastener that can lose its coating and start bleeding rust down the timber.

That matters more here than it does on a sauna. A bath is wet on the inside permanently and gets splashed on the outside every session, and cold water holds more dissolved oxygen than warm. Any ordinary fastener in that position stains the timber around it within a season.

The bands are tensioned on assembly and can be re-tensioned by hand if the timber settles in the first months.

Bath in western red cedar, natural finish
05 The maths

Consider using a chiller machine?

Here's the cost breakdown of a chiller vs only using ice.

Convenience-store bagged ice, at your local price.
You would spend on ice
฿7,800 / month
Over a year฿93,600
Chiller electricity, per year฿ TBC
Chiller, fitted฿74,999 — ฿98,999

Estimate only, based on the numbers you entered.

06 Getting it there

Read the filled weight before you choose where it goes.

Water is the heaviest thing about an ice bath. On the largest size it is the constraint that decides whether the bath can stand where you want it.

A 2000 mm circular at 800 mm holds
1,774 kg of water

That is close to 1.8 tonnes, before the weight of the bath itself. It cannot go on a timber deck, a balcony, a roof terrace or a suspended slab without a structural engineer signing off the load. On a ground-level slab or compacted ground it is not an issue.

900 circular277 / 333 kg
1200 circular510 / 612 kg
2000 circular1,478 / 1,774 kg
1400 × 900 stadium451 / 542 kg
1700 × 1100 stadium693 / 831 kg
2000 × 1300 stadium985 / 1,183 kg

Water only, filled to 200 mm below the rim, at the 700 / 800 mm heights. Dry weight to be added once confirmed.

Lead time

5-7 weeks from deposit. We confirm the date when the order is placed, not after.

Delivery

Free to any mainland address in Thailand. Island addresses carry a ferry surcharge, quoted before you pay.

Access

The bath arrives assembled, so the tight point is usually a gate or a side path. You will need a clear route to get it to your location.

Placing it

Level ground, a drain or a run-off point nearby, and a power point within reach if you are taking a chiller. We set the bath, level it and connect the chiller.

Ready to spec yours?

Send the configuration through and we will come back with a firm price, the full spec and a delivery date. If you would rather talk it through first, book a consultation — it is free and there is no obligation.

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All prices include 7% VAT and are provisional pending final confirmation. Free delivery in Thailand.

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Common questions

Everything you want to know about saunas & heaters

Outdoor and indoor cabins, barrels, cylinders, cube and modern designs, plus sauna-and-shower combos — from a compact one-person unit up to fourteen-person commercial rooms. Every model is made to order and customisable to your space. Browse saunas.

Red Cedar and Finnish Thermo Pine both handle heat and humidity beautifully — cedar for its aroma and natural rot resistance, thermo pine for its stability in wet conditions. Japanese Hinoki is our premium pick. Canadian Hemlock is excellent value for indoor cabins. We’ll match the timber to your budget, look and location.

Outdoor saunas are fully weather-sealed for gardens, rooftops and pool decks. Indoor models are built for bathrooms, gyms and spare rooms. Both use the same indoor-rated electric stone heaters — the difference is the exterior cladding and weatherproofing.

It depends on the internal volume of the cabin. As a guide: 4.5kW for 3–6 m³, 6kW for 5–8 m³, 9kW for 8–11 m³, 12kW for 11–15 m³, 15kW for 13–18 m³ and 18kW for 15–20 m³. Above 20 m³ takes two heaters. Up to and including 9kW runs on single phase; above that is three phase only, which in practice means anything from a six-person cabin upwards. We confirm the exact requirement in your quote so your electrician knows precisely what to install.

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Both are food-grade and corrosion-resistant. 316 adds extra protection for coastal air and chlorinated water, so it’s the safer choice near the sea or beside a pool. 304 is excellent value everywhere else. We’ll recommend the right grade for your site. See ice baths.

Ice works to get started, but it melts fast in Thailand and gets expensive. A chiller holds a precise temperature day after day with no effort — it’s the easiest way to make cold therapy a daily habit rather than an occasional event.

Our chillers run from 0°C to 42°C, so the same unit chills in the hot season and heats in the cool one. Most people plunge between 3°C and 10°C. Beginners usually start around 12–15°C and work down over a few weeks.

Our chillers include filtration and ozone sanitation that keep the water fresh for weeks between changes: run the ozone for 30–60 minutes after each session with the lid on, and the hydrogen peroxide in the cleaning kit keeps the water clean in between (about 160 ml on a fresh 320 L fill, then ~50 ml a week, checked with a test strip). Both are safe on stainless, acrylic and PVC baths. We walk you through it at handover — it’s far less work than a pool.

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Yes. Our brochures are on the site as downloads and we can email them to you. Because every sauna is made to order, the catalogue shows configurations and starting prices rather than a fixed range. Download the brochures.

The room dimensions, whether it is indoor or outdoor, how many people, and roughly where you are. If you have a floor plan, send that. From those four things we can quote accurately.

Yes, three ways. Come to the wellness garden and showroom in Ban Suan, Chonburi, ten minutes from Central Chonburi — there is a working sauna and ice baths you can use, by appointment. We hold finished samples of all four timbers. Or we will bring the samples to you: we travel anywhere in Thailand for a fee, and that fee comes off the price of your order when you buy. Book a consultation.

Yes. RonYen Wellness Co., Ltd is VAT registered and can issue full tax invoices. Ask us for the registration document if your accounts department needs it for approval.

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Yes. We deliver to Koh Samui, Koh Phangan, Koh Tao, Koh Kood and Phuket regularly. Island delivery carries a supplement over mainland freight, quoted per job, and adds a few days. Tell us the island and we will price it with the quote rather than after.

We service Thailand and Laos. We are not set up for shipping further afield at the moment.

Mainland delivery is included in the price. Islands and remote provinces carry a supplement, quoted with your order.

Yes — we deliver right across Thailand by freight. Wherever you are, we’ll get it to you. Delivery details.

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Occasionally, depending on the unit and where it is. Send us photographs of the heater, the control gear and the cabin and we will tell you honestly whether it is worth us coming or whether a local electrician can sort it for less.

Heater elements, stones, control panels and thermostats for the heaters we supply, held in Thailand. If you have another brand, tell us the model and we will say whether we can help.

Not currently.

Yes, for saunas in commercial operation. A room running twelve hours a day carries four to six times the load of a home installation, and scheduled servicing is what keeps it performing and keeps the warranty intact. Commercial servicing.

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Yes — every sauna arrives in a sealed timber crate with the wall sections already built, and most assemble in a day with two or three people and the supplied instructions. No specialist tools needed. Prefer it done for you? Our team can handle the full install. Installation service.

Delivery to the spot, full assembly, levelling, fitting the heater, and a handover walkthrough so it’s ready to use the same day. It’s the easy option if you’d rather not build it yourself.

A firm, level base — a concrete pad, deck or paved area — plus a power point within reach for the heater. We send a simple prep checklist before delivery so everything’s ready when your sauna arrives.

The final hard-wire connection of the heater should be made by a licensed electrician — that part isn’t included, for safety and compliance. We supply the full heater specification and can recommend trusted local contractors.

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Reserve online in a couple of minutes — pick a plan, a date and a time slot, and choose to pay online or on arrival. You’ll get a confirmation by email and text.

The Garden runs on advance bookings so every session has the space to itself — so book ahead if you can. That said, if you're passing and spot us, scan the sign at the gate or give us a call, and if there's room in the current session we'll happily wave you in.

Saunas, ice baths, a swimming pool and shaded lounge areas — everything you need for the full hot-and-cold circuit, in a quiet private garden. A towel, flip-flops, a locker and your first drink come free with every visit. Explore the garden.

It’s in Chonburi, easily reached from Bangkok and Pattaya. We’re in a private gated community — when you arrive, look for the RonYen sign at the gate and we’ll open it for you. We text a reminder before your session so we’re ready and waiting.

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Still deciding? Talk to a specialist.

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Talk to us before
you buy.

A sauna or ice bath is a long-term addition to your home or commercial space. Tell us about your project, your goals and your timeline — we’ll give you a straight answer, including what the right options are.

Free consultation. Phone call, video call, or visit our showroom in Ban Suan, Chonburi — Rön Yen Shop & Wellness Garden — by appointment. Tell us your space and budget, and we’ll talk through the options with no pressure to buy.

Ban Suan, Chonburi — 10 minutes from Central Chonburi

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