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Which sauna is right for you?

Answer a few quick questions, and we’ll match you with the ideal sauna for your space and needs.

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Which sauna is right for you?

Answer a few quick questions, and we’ll match you with the ideal sauna for your space and needs.

Take Our Sauna Quiz

Talk To An Expert

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What Sets Us Apart

Crafted for Purity With Low VOCs, Ultra-Low EMF, and Nothing You Don’t Want

Built for Minimal VOCs

Ultra-Low EMF/ELF (<2mg in most locations)

FSC-Certified Canadian Hemlock

Designed for Consistent Heat

Faraday Shielding For EMF Protection

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Answers to the Questions That Matter Most

We know this is a meaningful investment. Here are a few things we often get asked by customers looking for something safe, effective, and built to last.

What is a traditional sauna?

A traditional sauna, or Finnish sauna, is a type of sauna that uses heated rocks or a stove to produce heat or steam, creating a high-temperature environment for relaxation and wellness.

What are the health benefits of using a traditional sauna?

Traditional saunas can improve circulation, stress relief, relaxation of muscles, detoxification through sweating, and potential immune system enhancement. Regular sauna use is also associated with improved cardiovascular health and skin purification.

How hot do traditional saunas get?

Our Traditional Saunas will reach 185F+.

How long should I stay in a traditional sauna?

Appropriate sauna session durations vary between individuals. It is recommended to start at a lower temperature for 10-15 minutes and increase the temperature and duration as you become more accustomed to the heat. It is important to progress slowly and listen to your body when using a sauna. Exit the sauna if you start to feel uncomfortable or dizzy.

Are traditional saunas suitable for residential use?

Yes, our traditional saunas are designed for in-home use.

What ventilation is required for a traditional sauna?

There should be a 2 inch gap between the exterior of the sauna and any walls or the ceiling. You do not need any extra ventilation systems installed in your home.

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