Finally A Outdoor Home Sauna Near Me

Your Personal Backyard Wellness Sanctuary

Invest in your mental and physical health with a custom outdoor sauna.

Get your custom sauna price

Design your ideal sauna with our online price calculator. Choose a model and add upgrades to fit your needs. Select from various options to customize features and finishes, then receive a rough estimate based on your choices. Build your sauna, your way.

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Rainier

Starts at $24,900 or $193 per month

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Aspen

Starts at $29,500 or $229 per month

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Juneau

Starts at $39,500 or $306per month

Additional Costs

Sauna to Cold Plunge

Switching from a sauna to a cold plunge helps improve circulation and speeds up recovery. This simple practice leaves you feeling refreshed and recharged.

A diagram showing the cycle of water, steam, heat, and cold plunge
Interior of a custom sauna with underlit benches

Life Doesn't Need to be Hurried

Relationships, work, social media and the general bustle of life pull you in every direction. A sauna centers you and takes away the noise.

Custom Saunas

Constructed locally in Vancouver and delivered straight to your yard.

Custom sauna with covered area

Features

Huum drop 9kw stove

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7 x 7 footprint

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Doug Fir Kiln Dried walls

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¼” thick tempered glass front window

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Glass Sauna Door 2’-6 x 6’-8

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  • Structure
    • 7x7 footprint
    • Pressure Treated 4x4 Base
    • Doug Fir Kiln Dried walls
    • ¼” thick tempered glass front window
    • Siding: vapor barrier with Vertical UFP EDGE
    • Roofing: Ice and Water underlayment with Black metal roofing (standing seam)
    • Door: Glass Sauna 2’-6 x 6’-8 with black hooks outside for towels
    • Floor: 2x6 cedar
    • Circular drain directly under stove
  • Insulation and Ventilation
    • Insulation: rockwool and reflective barrier
    • Vents: circular mesh vents, one near sauna stove, one in the furthest corner away from stove, and one under the bench
  • Interior and Benches
    • Interior walls/ceiling: Rainier Plank in horizontal orientation
    • Benches: 2x2’s with 2x6 rim
    • Lower bench is 2’-6” off the floor
    • Top bench is 1’-6” off the lower bench
    • 2’ wide step and 5’ wide foot rest from step to stove
  • Electrical and Lighting
    • Light Switches: black modern exterior 2-switch (controls benches and can lights)
    • Light Fixtures: weather-rated can lights outside, strip light under bottom bench
  • Stove and Water Features
    • Stove: Huum Drop 9kw with rocks, standard wall mount local control controller
    • Water: Hose Bib ready for outside hookup
    • Warranty: Lifetime Workmanship Warranty, 5-year manufacturer warranty on Huum Stoves

Frequently Asked Questions

 

We recommend staying in the sauna for 15 to 20 minutes per session. This gives you plenty of time to enjoy the benefits without overdoing it. If you're new to saunas, start with 5 to 10 minutes to ease into the heat.

For regular users, sessions can last up to 45 minutes, but it’s important to take breaks. A common practice, especially in Finland, is to step outside into the cold or take a cold plunge for a quick cool-down between sessions. This helps regulate your body temperature and enhances the sauna experience.

The number of calories burned in a sauna varies based on factors like your weight, metabolism, the sauna’s temperature, and how long you stay in it. On average:

  • In a 30-minute session, you can burn between 300 and 500 calories.
  • In a 1-hour session, the range is typically 300 to 600 calories.

When you're deciding what to wear in a sauna, here are a few things to keep in mind:

  • Loose-fitting clothing made of natural fibers like cotton or linen is ideal, as it allows your skin to breathe and helps regulate body temperature. Avoid synthetic materials or tight-fitting workout clothes, as these can trap heat and sweat.

  • A fresh pair of short-length compression shorts or performance material underwear can also work well for maintaining comfort.

  • In many cases especially in the Nordic countries, going into the sauna naked is common and even preferred, as it allows your body to sweat freely.

We recommend keeping the temperature in a traditional sauna between 155–195°F (70–90°C), with 180°F being a good balance between comfort and intensity.

For a more relaxing session, 160°F works well, while those who prefer a stronger heat might enjoy the 180°F range for a more invigorating experience.

We asked one of our IT guys if you should bring a phone into a sauna at about 180 degrees. He looked very concerned and shook his head. We would not recommend bringing a phone into a sauna as the heat would drive the internal temperature of the phone to unhealthy levels.

Also the humidity which is around 40%-60% in a traditional steam sauna could cause malfunctioning with the internal electronics. This not only applies for modern phones but also smart watches and other gadgets.

Ready to get started?

Upload a Video

This is our easiest and fastest way to get an estimate. Simply submit a video outlining your project, and one of our estimators will get you an estimate within 1-3 business days.

Video Call

For a quick quote with face-to-face communication, schedule a video call with one of our estimators who will review your project and provide an estimate.

On-site

Prefer a classic experience? An estimator can visit your home to review the project in-person.

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