Explore HACHILL’s three product families—saunas, cold plunges and wood-fired hot tubs—then continue to the relevant family or catalog page to compare categories and models for your project.
For: distributors, wellness brands, hospitality buyers, contractors, procurement teams and commercial wellness projects.
Representative products shown. Specifications, included options and availability vary by model and quoted configuration.
Each family has different site, utility and operating requirements. Start with the product type that fits the project, then compare categories and models within that family.
For indoor or outdoor heat-based wellness spaces. Choose the installation environment first, then compare sauna formats, heating options and models.
Consider: room or site conditions, electrical supply, ventilation, clearances and installation scope.
For immersion-based recovery and wellness applications. Choose the tub format first, then compare cooling and water-system requirements, construction options and models.
Consider: tub format, cooling and water-system scope, electrical supply, drainage, heat rejection and service access.
For outdoor hot-water bathing with wood-fired heating. Choose round or rectangular format, then review the site, stove and chimney requirements and operating needs.
Consider: foundation, water handling, stove and chimney scope, drainage, delivery access and local fire or building requirements.
You do not need every detail before browsing. A few project basics make it easier to focus on the product family and models that fit the site, operating plan and commercial requirements.
Identify the venue, intended users, operating pattern and whether the product will be used in a residential, hospitality, fitness, recovery or other commercial setting.
Record indoor/outdoor context, available footprint, base or floor conditions, climate exposure, service space and delivery access.
List the electrical supply and any water, drainage, ventilation, heat-rejection, chimney or fuel requirements that may affect the family choice.
State the destination market, quantity if known, branding or packaging needs and any drawings, manuals or other documents required for the project.
Some venues combine more than one wellness product. Use a combined solution only when the project needs coordinated equipment, shared site planning or paired procurement.
Use the Contrast Therapy Systems page when a sauna and cold plunge are planned for the same commercial venue and the layout, utilities, access and installation interfaces need to be coordinated.
Use the Packages page when the main requirement is to source a sauna and cold plunge together, including product inclusions, documentation, packaging and logistics.
Use Solutions when buyer type, venue or project context is more important than choosing a specific product family first.
Once the product family is clear, use the catalog to find models, review OEM services for customization needs, or send your project requirements for a focused shortlist and quote.
Use the catalog to browse current product families, categories and models, then open the relevant product page for detailed specifications and options.
Use OEM Manufacturing when you need custom branding, appearance, components, packaging or documentation based on an existing product platform.
Send your market, product family, quantity or project scale, site requirements and document needs for a more focused product shortlist and commercial review.
These questions clarify how to use the Products page, Product Catalog and project-support pages without duplicating model-level information.
Use it to choose between HACHILL’s three product families: saunas, cold plunges and wood-fired hot tubs. Continue to the relevant family page to compare categories and models.
The Products page helps you choose the right product family. The Product Catalog is the faster way to browse current categories and models once you know what type of product you need.
Yes. Projects combining a sauna and cold plunge can use Contrast Therapy Systems for shared-site planning or Packages when paired procurement is the main requirement.
Choose the base product family first, then use the relevant OEM or private-label service for branding, packaging, documentation or other customization requirements.
Share your market, product family if known, quantity or project scale, application and relevant site requirements. HACHILL can help narrow the range and prepare the next quotation discussion.
