Our Outdoor Saunas are constructed in a choice of either northern spruce or cedar wood. Both of these wood species are extremely endurable and will last for years. The differences lie in the following subtle characteristics.

Cedar wood is (sustainably) sourced from mountains in Central and East Asia. This type of wood is ideal for use in sauna construction due to its wonderful scent, healing properties, and resilient nature. This type of sauna would be slightly more expensive than the one made of Spruce. The wood exhibits a light and airy color and contains few knots within its grain. Its overall aesthetic, therefore, is clean and stylish. No matter your choice of wood, all our saunas come with several options of shades and sizes.

Spruce wood is from Northern Europe, it will light up your sauna with its typical resinous aroma, very light colour and small knots. It is a cheaper option.

Would you like an original piece for your garden? Barrel saunas are our most popular style. They are great even for small gardens (or any other outdoor space) and thanks to its perfect round shape, heat convects more quickly and evenly so that your sauna can be heated in 30-40 min. There are many options to choose from including partitions, glass walls and side doors .

• 3 different parameters
• up to 3 rooms
• side glass wall
• side door

Price from ££5,678 – including wood or electric heater.

Oval saunas are great for big families or groups of friends (choose from one of 4 room layouts). You can have up to 4 separate spaces which could be utilized as you wish – a spare bedroom, storage, shed, man cave, you name it! This sauna can be easily placed into any kind of garden.

• up to 4 rooms

Price from ££8,528 – wooden table and wood or electric heater included.

Each stove has a slightly different function. They determine whether you turn your sauna into a Finnish sauna, a banya or a combination of both.

Banya

The sauna is kept at a temperature of between 60-75 degrees Celsius and high humidity. This makes the sauna bearable for people who are not comfortable with Finnish saunas, such as the elderly, pregnant women, and children. However, the different conditions do not change the positive health effects.

Finnish sauna

The Finnish sauna is what we all know so well - a dry sauna with a temperature of 95-100 degrees Celsius. However, the minimal humidity and high temperature are not suitable for everyone.

Wood-burning stove

A sauna with a wood stove has its own atmosphere. The heat is more natural, and the sight of burning logs has its own charm. Heating up the sauna before the actual sauna session becomes a relaxing ritual.

Electric stove

Electric stoves are simple to use. Just turn on the button, and you're good to go. You can connect them to your smart home and heat up your sauna on your way home.