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Our saunas collection covers every way to bring a home sauna to your space, from compact indoor infrared cabins to traditional barrel saunas and full outdoor sauna buildings. Golden Designs infrared saunas, including the Dynamic and Maxxus lines, seat 1 to 8 people, with options in hemlock, red cedar and Pacific cedar and low, ultra low and near zero EMF ratings. Traditional, barn-style and hybrid outdoor saunas and Garden House 24 outdoor sauna buildings round out the range. Prices run from $2,999 to $53,000.

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Indoor, Outdoor and Hybrid Home Saunas

Indoor far infrared and full spectrum saunas start at $2,999 for the Dynamic Sicily Elite 1 Person and include corner models and Reserve Edition saunas with a Himalayan salt bar. For a classic sauna experience, choose a traditional barrel sauna like the Arosa 4 Person ($7,999), a barn-style outdoor sauna, or a hybrid such as the Soria 3 Person with full spectrum IR and a Harvia stove ($9,999). Garden House 24 outdoor sauna buildings go up to the 691 sq ft Sauna Marit 90 ($53,000), and Sawmill Structures offers compact outdoor saunas like the Versa Sauna. Pair your sauna with a cold plunge for contrast therapy at home.

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How much does a home sauna cost?

Our home saunas range from $2,999 to $53,000. Most Dynamic and Maxxus indoor infrared saunas run $3,499 to $8,999, Golden Designs barn and hybrid outdoor saunas run up to $28,999, and Garden House 24 outdoor sauna buildings run up to $53,000.

What is the difference between an infrared and a traditional sauna?

A traditional sauna heats the air with a stove, often with water poured on hot stones for steam, while an infrared sauna uses heating panels that warm your body more directly at a lower air temperature. We carry far infrared, full spectrum infrared and traditional models.

Can a sauna be both infrared and traditional?

Yes. Hybrid saunas combine both, such as the Golden Designs Soria 3 Person and Toledo 6 Person Indoor Hybrid Saunas with full spectrum IR and a Harvia stove.

What does low EMF mean on an infrared sauna?

EMF refers to the electromagnetic fields produced by the heaters. Our infrared saunas are listed as low, ultra low or near zero EMF; check each product page for the specific model's details.

How much electricity does a sauna use?

It depends on the heater size and how often you use it; compact infrared cabins generally need less power than large traditional stoves. Check the electrical requirements on each product page and have a licensed electrician confirm your setup.

Should I get an indoor or outdoor home sauna?

It depends on your space. We offer indoor infrared cabins, outdoor-indoor models like the Bergen 6 Person and Visby 3 Person, outdoor barrel and barn saunas, and outdoor sauna buildings from Garden House 24 and Sawmill Structures.

How can I get help choosing a sauna?

Call us at 512-777-0154 or reach out through our contact page, and we can help you compare sizes, heater types and prices.