Effortlessly Create Your Own Wellness Sanctuary With a Sauna Kit
You love the idea of owning a sauna - but building one from scratch sounds like a nightmare. That’s why a kit is the smartest way to bring the benefits of sauna therapy into your home or backyard.
All the heavy lifting of piecing together panels, a heater, and hardware is done already. You just assemble it rather than build it. It’s quick and easy enough that anyone can do it.
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You can also find the perfect style for your home, no matter what you’re envisioning. Indoor cabins, outdoor cabins, barrels, infrared, traditional, hybrid, wood-burning: everything is here in one place so you can compare models side-by-side and narrow it down to the perfect pick.
From 2-person sauna kits to full 6-person cabin builds, you’ll have no trouble finding something that fits your space. Prices start under $2,000, and you can rest assured you’re getting the best deal through our price-match guarantee. We also offer free shipping and hassle-free financing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, but you don’t have to do it all on your own. Save time, stress, and frustration with a home sauna kit. All you do is assemble the components. It’s quick and easy.
When you don’t have space indoors, or when you simply want to create a more immersive wellness sanctuary in your backyard. An outdoor sauna kit works well if you have a level yard or patio. Take a look at our barrel sauna kits - they’re absolutely stunning, more efficient than square designs, and shed rain/snow on their own thanks to the curved design.
You can’t go wrong either way. Traditional sauna kits use electric heaters or wood-burning stoves to actually warm the cabin itself. They’re super hot and allow you to create steam in the space for the full ritual. An infrared sauna kit uses light panels to directly warm your body’s tissue, so the experience feels less intense but you’re getting the same benefits.
Infrared kits can often plug right into a standard 120V outlet. Bigger models and most traditional saunas need a 240V dedicated circuit installed by an electrician. A wood-burning sauna kit may not need electricity at all! It’s perfect for off-grid setups.
You’d think sourcing all the materials and components yourself would save you money, but that’s usually not the case. We have sauna kits for sale at less than $2,000, with no compromise on quality or features. You don’t have to deal with engineering, cutting, and hardware sourcing. Even if it was more expensive to buy sauna kits, the time saving and peace of mind are worth it!
Less than you think. Infrared models are super efficient. Even traditional electric saunas don’t make a big dent on your electricity bill - budget for $10 to $30 per month at 3-4 sessions a week. Depends on the size of your sauna, your local rates, and your usage habits.
Yes, most kits include ventilation ports or panel cutouts. You still need ample air intake and exhaust in the room, though, for indoor builds.
Most don’t because they don’t need it. Saunas are not wet rooms. Just wipe down the benches and walls as needed if you use steam, and leave the door propped open so moisture can evaporate.
It doesn’t take more than a weekend, especially if you have someone helping you. You’re literally just interlocking or bolting panels together with the included hardware, and then setting up the benches and heater(s). Super easy.
The most common species are Canadian red cedar, Canadian hemlock, thermo-aspen, and thermo-spruce. Choose based on where you’re installing your sauna (indoors vs outdoors) as some species are better suited for outdoor builds with natural resistance to rot and decay.
