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190-lb. Saunas

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Saunas for Indoor and Outdoor Home Relaxation


Saunas add a dedicated warm retreat for indoor rooms, outdoor areas or flexible indoor/outdoor setups. With different designs, seating capacities and wood species available, they can be used as personal relaxation spaces or ones for shared use.


Benefits of Saunas

  • Dedicated Relaxation Space: Saunas create a focused area for warmth and downtime in a home, backyard or wellness space.
  • Indoor And Outdoor Options: Indoor, outdoor and indoor/outdoor saunas complement different room layouts, patios or covered spaces.
  • Personal or Shared Use: Seating capacities from 1 to 6 people support use for solo users, couples or larger households.
  • Finished Wood Appearance: Wood species such as hemlock fir, cedar saunas, pine and oak can add a natural look to the installation area.
  • Space Planning Flexibility: Available sizes and configurations make it easier to plan for compact rooms, larger areas or outdoor placement.


Key Features of Saunas

  • Type Options: Infrared, electric and pre-built options are available for different heating styles and installation preferences.
  • Seating Capacity: 1 to 6-person saunas support different household sizes and available floor space.
  • Use Location: Indoor, outdoor and indoor/outdoor designs help match the unit to the intended placement area.
  • Wood Species: Hemlock fir, cedar, fir, pine, oak, mahogany, spruce and western red cedar options offer different looks.
  • Pre-Built Design: Select models come in pre-built configurations, helping simplify planning compared with fully custom sauna construction.


How To Choose a Sauna

  • Plan The Location: Decide whether the unit will go indoors, outdoors or in a space that supports indoor/outdoor use.
  • Measure Available Space: Review product dimensions, door swing, ceiling height and surrounding clearance before selecting a model.
  • Match Seating Needs: Choose sauna capacity based on how many people will typically use the unit at one time.
  • Select The Heating Type: Consider infrared or electric saunas based on the heating style and installation requirements you prefer.
  • Review Wood Construction: Use wood species, finish appearance and product specifications to match the unit to the surrounding space.


For home wellness rooms, patios and dedicated relaxation areas, saunas create a warm retreat with options for different locations and capacities.