Wood-burning sauna stoves with a choice of stone chambers, loading positions and panoramic glass.
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Made in Ukraine · ZAPARA wood-fired heat
Explore wood-burning sauna stoves made in Ukraine. Compare steel construction, choose your sauna size and loading style, and discover current ZAPARA stove offers.
6distinct stove designs
Up to 1,059ft³ sauna volume
UkraineMade with care. Built for sauna heat.
Wood-burning sauna stoves with a choice of stone chambers, loading positions and panoramic glass.
The top plate takes the heat above the fire. Geyser also uses 12 mm steel in its most heat-loaded areas.
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Start with your sauna volume and how you want to load the firewood. Then explore each model’s size and configuration options.
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Room matching uses the manufacturer’s published volume limits. Final sizing also depends on insulation, glazing and ventilation.
Built around your sauna
From the compact Classic to the closed-chamber Geyser, compare the details and choose your configuration.
ZAPARAWood-fired sauna heat
A timeless stove with a compact, enclosed body.
ZAPARAWood-fired sauna heat
A stone-filled cage for a generous, enveloping sauna experience.
ZAPARAWood-fired sauna heat
A closed internal stone chamber with a dedicated water inlet.
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A broad fireplace-style view and an open stone cage.
ZAPARAWood-fired sauna heat
The Classic body paired with a larger view of the fire.
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A surrounding stone cage and a panoramic firebox door.
Try another room volume or loading style.
Dimensions, weight, steel construction and stone packages are shown on each product page. Geyser room-size values are sauna volumes, not confirmed factory power ratings.
Room volume · loading style · chimney · steam
Wood-fired sauna heat · Made in Ukraine
ZAPARA wood-burning sauna stoves bring a live fire and heated sauna stones to the centre of your sauna. Made in Ukraine, the collection gives you six distinct designs: a compact stove body, an open stone basket, a closed stone chamber or a panoramic fireplace-style door. Compare the room-size specifications and choose a wood-fired sauna heater that fits the way you want to use your space.
The ZAPARA Classic wood-burning sauna stove has a compact profile with an open stone chamber above the firebox. The ZAPARA Bar sauna stove surrounds the firebox with an open stone basket, making the stone load part of the stove’s appearance. Both families offer 12, 18 and 26 kW models, with published maximum sauna volumes of 12, 18 and 26 m³.
For a different steam experience, the ZAPARA Geyser wood-fired sauna heater combines a closed internal stone chamber with an outer basket. Water is directed into the hot central chamber through a dedicated inlet. Choose between models for 10–16, 15–22 and 20–30 m³ saunas, then compare loading and finish options on the product page.
A sauna stove with an external firebox lets you load firewood from an adjoining room. Classic Panorama pairs the Classic body with 310 × 310 mm glass, while Bar Panorama combines the same glass size with a surrounding stone basket. Both families come in 18 and 26 kW versions.
The ZAPARA Cascade wood-burning sauna stove adds a curved stone basket and a wider, 460 × 310 mm glass door. Its outside-loading layout creates a view of the fire in the adjoining room. Choose the 18 or 26 kW size and review the dimensions of the stove and fuel channel before planning the opening between rooms.
Start with your sauna’s internal volume, then compare the specifications for the exact model. The stove finder helps narrow the collection by room size and firewood loading position. Uninsulated surfaces, glazing and masonry affect the heat your sauna needs, so the room-volume figure is a starting point for choosing a wood-burning sauna heater.
Product pages show metric and imperial measurements, stove weight, flue outlet diameter and available stone packages for each size. Classic, Bar and Geyser offer inside- and outside-loading configurations. Published overall lengths include the remote fuel channel; ask us to confirm dimensions for your selected loading arrangement.
Select the stove size first, then choose the available loading arrangement, finish and door. Add sauna stones and the accessories you need while the configurator updates your subtotal. Stone packages are matched to the selected model and listed separately, so you can see exactly what you are ordering.
Shopping for a wood-burning sauna stove in Canada is easier when size, construction and price are together. Compare the current ZAPARA stove offers, review the steel construction details and contact our team with your sauna dimensions. We can help you compare the collection and identify the information needed for your installation plan.
ZAPARA wood-burning sauna stoves are made in Ukraine. Each product page highlights the steel construction details available for that stove family.
Yes. Classic, Bar and Geyser offer outside-loading configurations, while Classic Panorama, Bar Panorama and Cascade use outside loading. Check the fuel-channel dimensions and the installation requirements for your chosen model.
Stone packages are selectable options. Choose the stove size to see the matching packages, quantities and prices. The configuration summary shows the stove and selected extras separately.
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