Saunas

Saunas come in two types. Traditional saunas heat the air with a stove and rocks, running 160–200°F, and you pour water for steam. Infrared saunas warm your body directly with radiant panels and run cooler, around 120–150°F, reaching temperature in 30–45 minutes instead of an hour. Both are here — indoor and outdoor, two to six people — with electrical requirements and delivery terms stated on every product page.

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Before You Buy a Sauna

What most listings leave out.

Voltage is the first thing to settle and the last thing most listings mention. We publish the voltage and the breaker size on every sauna, because a cabin needing a dedicated 25-amp circuit is a different purchase from one that runs on the outlet already in the room.

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A sauna arrives as a palletized crate on a freight truck, not a parcel. We publish crate dimensions and shipping weight on every listing, because whether your driveway and doorway work is a question to answer before you order, not on delivery day.

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Where a manufacturer allows no returns after shipment, we say so on the product page rather than in the fine print. Some of our saunas ship within 48 hours of payment, which makes the cancellation window short. You should know that before you buy, not after.

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