From wood-fired barrels to gentle infrared cabins, our sauna range is being curated for Canadian homes — built for real winters and daily use. Explore the collection and inquire for details.
A home sauna turns recovery into a ritual you'll actually keep. Deep, dry heat eases tired muscles, quiets the mind, and carves out a few warm minutes that belong only to you — through the longest Canadian winter and every season after.
We're curating a collection of premium saunas for the Canadian home, chosen for build quality, efficient heating and finishes that age well. The full range is launching soon — in the meantime, tell us what you're planning and we'll help you find the right fit.
Every type has its own character. Browse what's coming, then reach out and we'll help you choose.
Free-standing cabins made to live outside year-round — a destination at the end of the garden, ready in any weather.
The iconic rounded silhouette heats quickly and evenly, with a compact footprint that suits almost any yard.
Lower, more breathable temperatures that warm the body directly — an accessible option that's easy to run indoors.
A classic high-heat, steam-and-stones sauna for purists — the deep, enveloping löyly experience, indoors or out.
Our full sauna collection is launching soon. Inquire now for details, availability and early access.
We select saunas for build quality, efficient heating and finishes made to last — not the cheapest flat-pack that ships in a box.
Real winters demand real insulation and durable materials. We focus on saunas that genuinely perform here, indoors or out.
Tell us your space, your goals and your budget. We'll help you choose the right type and size — honest advice, no pressure.
New to saunas? Here's the plain-language version of everything worth knowing before you choose — the types, the sizing and what actually matters in a Canadian climate.
An infrared sauna warms your body directly with radiant heat at a gentler 45–60°C, so it's quick to warm up, easy to run indoors and the most energy-efficient option — a great entry point. A traditional (Finnish) sauna uses a wood or electric heater and hot stones to reach 70–90°C, and you can ladle water over the rocks for löyly, the deep, enveloping steam heat that purists love. A barrel sauna is simply a traditional sauna in a round cedar shell: the curved profile heats fast and evenly and looks striking outdoors. Outdoor cabins give you the most room and a true destination at the end of the garden.
Start with how you'll actually use it. A 2-person sauna tucks into a spare corner, bathroom or small patio and heats quickly. A 4-person sauna is the sweet spot for couples and families who want room to lie down, and larger 6-person cabins suit entertainers and bigger households. A bigger room needs a proportionally larger heater, so the cabin and heater have to be matched — something we'll always help you get right.
Wood choice matters. Western red cedar is the classic for good reason — naturally rot- and moisture-resistant, it stays cool to the touch and ages beautifully; quality thermally-treated softwoods perform well too. Look for thick, kiln-dried timber, a reputable heater sized correctly in kilowatts for the room, and proper ventilation. These are the details that separate a sauna you'll enjoy for fifteen years from a flat-pack that warps in two.
An outdoor sauna in Canada has to handle real cold, snow load and freeze-thaw. That means genuine insulation, weather-rated cladding, a heater sized with headroom for sub-zero starts and — for electric models — a dedicated, correctly-rated circuit installed by a licensed electrician. Done right, winter is the best time to use one: step from deep heat straight into the snow. We focus on builds that truly perform in our climate, and we'll walk you through placement, power and permits.
Building the full ritual? Explore our cold plunge too — heat and cold are made to go together.
Tell us about your space and how you'd like to use it. We reply within one business day. We'll help you find the right fit — no pressure, no obligation.