Home saunas

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Home sauna – it is an opportunity to relax and regain strength at any time, without waiting for the weekend or a trip to the SPA. In this category you will find all types of saunas and saunas: indoor sauna cabins, outdoor saunas, infrared cabins and steam rooms. No matter whether you are looking for a compact mini sauna for an apartment or a spacious outdoor sauna for a homestead – we will help you find the right solution. Read more

Which sauna to choose?

Indoor sauna cabins

Traditional sauna cabins with an electric or wood-burning sauna stove, installed inside the house – in the basement, bathroom, or a separate room. This is a classic sauna with hot, dry air and the possibility of pouring water on the stones.

Outdoor saunas

Separate sauna buildings for a yard, homestead, or garden plot. Outdoor saunas are prefabricated, modular, or framed, so they can be built quickly and without complicated construction work.

Infrared sauna cabins

Infrared heaters warm the body directly, so it is cooler in the cabin, and the heat is gentler. The infrared cabin heats up quickly and takes up little space, so it is perfect for an apartment.

Steam room cabins

Steam generators create moist, gentle heat. A steam room is suitable for those who like soft steam and a lower temperature than in a traditional sauna.

Prefabricated and modular saunas

A prefabricated sauna is delivered as ready-made elements that can be assembled in a short time. A modular sauna arrives almost ready to use – it only needs to be set up and connected. Framed saunas allow you to adapt the size and layout more flexibly. All these solutions save time compared with building a sauna from the foundations.

Mini saunas for small spaces

Don't have much space? A mini sauna or compact cabin fits even in a small room or balcony. Infrared cabins and small indoor sauna cabins for one or two people are especially suitable for such spaces.

How to install a sauna at home?

First, assess where the sauna will stand, how many people will use it, and what kind of heat you want – hot dry air, moist steam, or gentle infrared heat. Electrical options are also important: an electric stove or steam generator may require a three-phase connection. Write to us – we will help choose the sauna type, size, and all the necessary equipment.

Frequently asked questions

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

In a sauna, the heater heats the air, while in an infrared sauna the heaters warm the body directly. Therefore, in an infrared cabin the air temperature is lower and the heat is felt more gently.

What is a prefabricated sauna?

It is a sauna delivered as ready-made elements that can be quickly assembled on site. It does not require lengthy construction work.

Can a sauna be installed at home in an apartment?

Yes. For an apartment, an infrared cabin or a compact indoor sauna cabin is usually chosen. It is important to assess the space, ventilation, and electrical connection possibilities.

Does a sauna need three-phase electricity?

It depends on the type of sauna and the power of the equipment. For smaller stoves and infrared cabins, single-phase is often enough; more powerful equipment requires three-phase. The connection must be carried out by a qualified electrician.

Information last checked 2026-11-02

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