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Kivi
4-Person Traditional Outdoor Finnish Home Sauna
Regular price $3,109Regular priceUnit price per$3,109Sale price was $3,609 -
Loyly
3 Person Traditional Finnish Indoor Home Sauna
Regular price $4,279Regular priceUnit price per$4,279Sale price was $4,779 -
Luola
4 Person Pine Outdoor Barrel Sauna & Harvia Stove
Regular price $5,499Regular priceUnit price per$5,499Sale price was $7,499 -
Tarve & Harvia
Tarve 3 Person Finnish Indoor Home Sauna with Harvia Stove
Regular price $4,449Regular priceUnit price per$4,449Sale price was $4,949 -
Luola
4 Person Red Cedar Outdoor Barrel Sauna & Harvia Stove
Regular price $7,439Regular priceUnit price per$7,439Sale price was $9,439 -
Harvia
6kw Sauna Stove Heater for 2 Person Outdoor Sauna
Regular price $929Regular priceUnit price per$929Sale price was $0 -
Tumma
2 Person Carbon Fibre Infrared Home Sauna
Regular price $2,479Regular priceUnit price per$2,479Sale price was $0
FAQs
What’s the difference between infrared and traditional saunas?
Infrared saunas warm the body directly with gentle, even heat and quick heat-up times. Traditional saunas heat the air and let you add steam by pouring water on rocks for that classic feel. If you love ritual and higher temps, go traditional; if you want simple setup and steady warmth, try infrared.
Do I need an electrician to install a sauna?
Some units plug into a standard outlet; others require hard-wiring. Always read the product specs and engage a licensed electrician where required. Place the cabin on a level surface with the clearances noted in the manual—see our full range of saunas for details.
What size ice bath should I choose?
Consider your height and how you like to plunge—seated tubs suit compact spaces, while longer designs let you fully submerge. If you want precise temperatures year-round, pair with an ice bath chiller. Measure your access path (doors, stairs) to ensure smooth delivery.
What does “low EMF” mean in infrared saunas?
Low-EMF design aims to reduce electromagnetic fields from the heaters. Many of our infrared saunas feature modern panels engineered for minimal EMF exposure. Check each listing’s specs to compare.
Can I use a sauna or ice bath outdoors?
Yes—choose weather-ready outdoor saunas or protected plunge tubs, then add a cover and shade. Set up on a solid, level base and ensure drainage for the ice bath. Complement the zone with low-maintenance outdoor furniture.
How do I keep an ice bath clean?
Use the recommended filter and sanitiser system, and shower before plunging to reduce contaminants. Skim debris, wipe down surfaces, and change water as directed by the product guide. Explore compatible ice bath chillers to help maintain clarity and temperature.
What’s a good beginner routine for sauna and cold plunge?
Start small and listen to your body. Try a short warm-up in an infrared sauna or traditional sauna, followed by a brief plunge, and repeat if comfortable. Increase time gradually and always follow the guidance in your product manual.
What’s the difference between infrared saunas and traditional Finnish saunas in this ready-to-ship collection?
Pro-Tip: Choose infrared if you want a gentle, direct warmth that suits regular at-home sessions and often works beautifully in indoor wellness spaces. Expert Recommendation: Choose a traditional Finnish sauna if you love the classic ritual of heated stones and steam for a more authentic sauna atmosphere.