Buy a Traditional Sauna and Create Your Own Self-Care Oasis!
These saunas heat the air using electric heaters or wood-burning stoves loaded with stones. Temperatures hit 150-195°F for an intense, radiating heat that produces a vigorous sweat. The best part? You can pour water over the stones and immerse yourself in a burst of steam, a practice referred to as löyly in Finnish. You control how hot, how humid, and how long the session is.
Premium Saunas is an authorized dealer for all the most sought-after brands, including Harvia, Auroom, SaunaLife, Dundalk Leisurecraft, Golden Designs, and more. We’ve handpicked each model you see on this page after careful inspection, so you can shop with confidence.
Every traditional sauna for sale in our catalog ships free with the full manufacturer's warranty, too. We also price match against any authorized competitor so you can trust that you’re getting the best value for your money.
- Placement: A traditional indoor sauna works in a basement, spare room, or large bathroom with proper ventilation. A traditional outdoor sauna needs a level foundation and weatherproof electrical, but it’s the most practical choice for a lot of homeowners.
- Heater: Electric is the most common - clean, no chimney, easy temperature control. Wood-burning gives you the authentic off-grid experience but comes with a few more hassles.
- Capacity: Solo sessions? All you need is a 1-2-person cabin. Want to enjoy heat therapy with loved ones? Consider something 4-person and up. We carry every size under the sun.
Think about other advanced features that matter to you as well - Bluetooth connectivity and premium sound systems, chromotherapy lighting, remote control, etc. There are so many ways you can customize your sauna experience, and we make it easy here at Premium Saunas.
Ready to buy traditional sauna? Call (833) 322-4836 and we’ll walk you through every step after you tell us about your space, your budget, and how you plan to use it. Reach out today!
Sizes We Stock in Our Collection of Traditional Saunas For Sale
- 1-person traditional sauna
- 2-person traditional sauna
- 3-person traditional sauna
- 4-person traditional sauna
- 5-person traditional sauna
- 6-person traditional sauna
- 8-person traditional sauna
Tap Into the Benefits of Our Traditional Saunas For Sale Today!
There are so many reasons to bring sauna therapy into your home. Regular sauna use (3-4 sessions a week) can boost cardiovascular function, lower blood pressure, improve sleep, and speed up muscle recovery.
The heat pushes your heart rate up, kind of in the same way exercise does. The deep sweat leaves most people feeling looser for hours, and it also gets toxins out of your system. Then there's the mental piece: 20 minutes in a hot room with no phone does something magical for stress.
The possibilities are endless with the right sauna. Shop now or get a personalized recommendation.
Frequently Asked Questions
An electric or wood-burning heater warms stones that radiate heat into the cabin, raising air temperature to 150-195°F. You can pour water over the stones for a burst of steam that spikes humidity and intensity on demand.
Improved cardiovascular health, lower blood pressure, better sleep, and faster muscle recovery. The heat elevates your heart rate and dilates blood vessels like aerobic exercise. There are plenty of mental health benefits to sauna therapy as well. That’s not to mention the detox side of things!
Cabin-style (rectangular rooms with benches), barrel (cylindrical builds that heat fast and shed weather naturally), and custom-built rooms using a standalone heater and kit. All run on the same principle. Pre-fab kits are the simplest way to bring sauna therapy into your home, though.
15-20 minutes per round is all it takes. You can eventually progress to 2-3 rounds with cool-down breaks in between (cold shower, cold plunge, or fresh air). Just make sure you hydrate between rounds and listen to your body. Start slow and work your way up over time.
Wipe benches after each use and leave the door open to air dry. Sand bench surfaces yearly if needed and replace crumbled heater stones. Outdoor models may need annual wood treatment. In general, though, saunas are super low-maintenance.
