Home Saunas for Sale: Indoor & Outdoor

Bring the sauna home. Our home saunas include indoor saunas for a basement, garage or spare room, and outdoor barrel and cabin saunas for the yard, in sizes for 1 to 8 people. Choose a ready-to-assemble kit or a pre-built sauna, in cedar, spruce, hemlock or thermally modified wood. Home saunas start around $4,000.

Browse indoor saunas, outdoor saunas, barrel saunas and pre-cut sauna kits, then pick an electric or wood-burning heater. Our specialists will help you choose the right size and setup.

Home Saunas FAQ

What is the best home sauna?

It depends on where you want it and how many people will use it. Indoor saunas fit a basement, garage or spare room, while outdoor barrel and cabin saunas sit in the yard. Start with indoor saunas or outdoor saunas.

How much does a home sauna cost?

Our home saunas and sauna kits start around $4,000. The price depends on the size, wood, brand and heater. Factor in the heater, electrical work and installation.

Should I choose an indoor or outdoor home sauna?

Indoor saunas are convenient year-round and use existing space. Outdoor saunas add fresh air between rounds and do not need an indoor room. Both come as kits or pre-built models.

How much space do I need for a home sauna?

Compact kits start at 3 ft x 4 ft, and our rooms go up to 10 ft x 12 ft. Measure your space including ceiling height, then browse by size: 2 person | 4 person | 6 person | 8 person.

Can I put a sauna in my basement or garage?

Yes. Pre-cut kits are designed to go inside an existing room, including basements, garages and spare rooms. Plan an electrical circuit for the heater and allow for ventilation. See our pre-cut room packages.

Can I build my own home sauna from a kit?

Yes. Pre-cut sauna kits are designed for reasonably handy owners, and many go together over a weekend or two. A proper vapor barrier and insulation matter. Read our vapour barrier installation guide.

What type of heater does a home sauna need?

Electric heaters are the usual choice indoors, and they need a dedicated circuit installed by a licensed electrician. Wood-burning heaters suit outdoor saunas without power. Electric heaters | Wood-burning heaters.

What wood is best for a home sauna?

Cedar is the classic choice for its aroma and natural resistance to moisture. We also offer spruce, hemlock, aspen, alder and thermally modified woods. You can filter our collections by material.

Do you install home saunas?

Yes, in the Chicago, Milwaukee and Greater Midwest areas. Contact us for a free consultation. See our sauna installation service.

Can you help me choose a home sauna?

Yes. Our team offers free consultations, expert heater sizing guidance and personalized recommendations. Contact us and we will help you choose the right sauna for your space and budget.