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Our Range
Discover our collection of indoor and outdoor saunas, designed for home wellness spaces and high-use commercial environments across the UK. From compact infrared cabins to traditional Finnish-style sauna rooms and statement garden saunas, find a considered heat experience for every setting.
Whether you are transforming a spare room, garage, bathroom or garden, our sauna collection brings warmth, calm and Scandinavian-inspired design to your everyday routine.
Choose an indoor sauna for a discreet wellness space within the home, or make the most of your outdoor setting with a garden sauna designed for year-round use. Available in a range of sizes, finishes and heating styles, our collection makes it simple to find a sauna that suits your space, lifestyle and preferred way to unwind.
Create a private retreat without leaving home. Our indoor saunas are suited to dedicated wellness rooms, bathrooms, converted garages, spare rooms and home gym spaces.
Explore traditional sauna cabins, which use a heater and sauna stones to create a classic high-heat experience, alongside infrared models that warm the body directly and operate at lower ambient temperatures. Choose from compact one- and two-person cabins through to larger installations for families and shared spaces.
Turn your garden, terrace, poolside or rural retreat into a place to slow down. Our outdoor saunas combine purposeful insulation, weather-ready materials and considered design, allowing you to enjoy the contrast between restorative heat and fresh air throughout the seasons.
Choose from contemporary cube saunas, characterful barrel saunas, glazed garden cabins and fully bespoke outdoor installations. An outdoor sauna can become a striking standalone garden feature or form part of a wider wellbeing space with a cold plunge, shower or relaxation area.
Our sauna collection is designed for private homeowners and professional wellness operators alike.
For the home, discover beautifully made saunas that make everyday downtime feel more intentional, whether that means a quiet solo session or a shared ritual with family and friends. For commercial settings, explore durable sauna solutions for gyms, hotels, spas, health clubs, salons and residential developments.
Start with the space you have, how many people will use it and the kind of sauna experience you prefer.
Everything you need to know before choosing your sauna.
What is the difference between a traditional sauna and an infrared sauna?
A traditional sauna heats the air inside the cabin using an electric or wood-fired heater and sauna stones, creating a high-heat environment. Water can be poured over the stones to introduce bursts of steam.
An infrared sauna uses infrared heaters to warm the body directly rather than heating the air to the same level. It generally operates at a lower ambient temperature and is often chosen by customers who prefer a gentler heat experience.
Can I install a sauna indoors?
Yes. Indoor saunas can be installed in a spare room, home gym, bathroom, garage conversion or dedicated wellness area, provided there is suitable space, ventilation, electrical provision and a properly prepared base.
We offer compact cabins for one or two people, as well as larger indoor sauna solutions for families, private gyms, spas and leisure facilities.
Can I put a sauna in my garden?
Yes. An outdoor sauna can be a practical and striking addition to a garden, terrace, pool area or rural retreat. Garden saunas are available in a range of designs, including barrel saunas, contemporary cabins, cube saunas and bespoke outdoor rooms.
Your sauna should sit on a stable, level base and have safe access, suitable drainage where required, and an appropriate electrical or wood-fired heating installation.
Do I need planning permission for an outdoor sauna?
Many domestic garden saunas may be treated as outbuildings and can fall within permitted-development rules, but this is not automatic. Whether planning permission is required depends on the sauna’s size, height, position, proximity to boundaries, existing outbuildings and the status of the property or local area.
Different rules may apply to listed buildings, conservation areas, National Parks and other designated locations. Always check the requirements with your local planning authority before ordering or installing an outdoor sauna.
What electrical supply does a sauna need?
Most electric saunas require a dedicated electrical circuit, sized according to the heater and control system specified. Electrical work should be planned and completed by a qualified electrician.
Requirements differ by sauna size, heater output and whether the setting is residential or commercial. The final electrical specification should be confirmed during the planning stage.
Can I choose a wood-fired sauna?
Yes. Wood-fired sauna heaters offer a more traditional, off-grid-feeling experience and are particularly suited to garden, rural and destination wellness settings.
Wood-fired installations require appropriate clearances, ventilation, a suitable flue arrangement and careful consideration of fire safety. For convenience, precise temperature control and frequent use, many customers choose an electric heater.
How many people can a sauna accommodate?
Our collection includes compact one-person and two-person cabins, family-sized models and larger bespoke installations for groups and commercial facilities.
When choosing capacity, consider more than the maximum number of bathers. Allow room for comfortable seating, circulation, heater safety clearances and the type of experience you want to create.
Are outdoor saunas suitable for year-round use?
Yes. A properly specified outdoor sauna can be used throughout the year, including during colder UK weather. The key is choosing a sauna designed for exterior use, with effective insulation, weather-resistant materials, a sound roof and a professionally planned installation.
What should I consider before buying a sauna?
Consider your available space, number of regular users, preferred heat type, power supply, ventilation, access and whether you need a standard cabin or a bespoke design.
For outdoor models, also consider the base, drainage, weather exposure, access route and local planning requirements. Commercial projects should additionally account for capacity, maintenance access, changing facilities, operational requirements and finish durability.
Can you provide saunas for commercial projects?
Yes. We supply sauna solutions for gyms, hotels, spas, health clubs, salons, residential developments and hospitality venues.
Commercial projects can be configured around the available footprint, anticipated user numbers, heating method, glazing, bench layout and finish specification. These installations usually require a more detailed approach to ventilation, electrical infrastructure, safe operation and maintenance.
Do you offer bespoke sauna design?
Yes. Bespoke sauna design is ideal where a standard cabin does not suit the available dimensions, aesthetic or technical brief.
Options may include made-to-measure benching, timber finishes, glazed fronts, feature lighting, integrated changing areas, custom layouts and sauna rooms designed around an existing building or commercial wellness scheme.
