Home Sauna Kits

What comes with a home sauna kit?

A kit brings the room parts together, with the sauna heater included or chosen on the page. Compare sauna kits or explore all saunas and heaters. For a DIY sauna kit, our how to build a sauna guide explains kits versus building from scratch.

Kits for inside the house

Our indoor saunas include Finnmark panel rooms with cedar inside that screw together. Finnmark's one person infrared room takes about 37 by 38 inches and plugs into a standard household outlet. SaunaLife's spruce kit takes about 59 by 57 inches and two people assemble it in an afternoon.

An infrared sauna warms you directly without steam. A traditional sauna uses a stove with stones for steam. A hybrid room offers both kinds of heat, explained in our guide to hybrid saunas.

Kits for the yard

Compare outdoor sauna kit shapes, including SaunaLife barrels, cubes, cabins and pods. A barrel sauna kit takes two people about a day, while cabins take about two days, with shingle roof kits included. Golden Designs cabins come with a Harvia stove and include options with red cedar inside.

Our outdoor saunas also include Sweaty Yeti finished buildings, which the crew sets on your level gravel or concrete pad. Your electrician connects the power. Tell us about access to your yard when you call. You can explore rooms that arrive built on our Prefab Saunas page.

Pick the size

Compare rooms for two people, three people or four people. Check floor space, ceiling height and door clearance. Outside, allow for the roof overhang.

Choose the heater, stove and extras

SaunaLife's electric heater packages are chosen on the page with controls and stones, and need their own circuit wired by a licensed electrician. Use our heater sizing guide to understand room sizing. Several barrels and one cabin accept wood burning stoves, with chimney parts chosen on the page. Follow the heater manual and browse sauna accessories for a bucket and ladle.

Why choose My Cozy Outdoors?

We are an authorized dealer for every brand here. Every listing carries the full manufacturer warranty. Call us and we will talk through placement, size, heat and power.

Your questions answered

What is the best home sauna kit?

Your choice depends on placement and the heat you want. Indoors, consider a small infrared room or the spruce kit with a stove. Outdoors, compare a barrel, glass front cube or cabin with a porch. Heater packages are sized to the room on the page.

How difficult is it to assemble a prefab indoor sauna kit?

Two people assemble SaunaLife's ready made spruce panels in an afternoon. Finnmark's finished panels screw together, with adjustable feet for an uneven floor. Outdoor barrels take about a day and cabins about two days. An electrician handles the electric heater wiring.

How much space do I need for a home sauna kit?

Indoor footprints range from about 37 by 38 inches to 75 by 64 inches. Allow a level floor and room for the door to swing. Outdoor options include barrels six to seven feet long and cabins up to about 95 by 87 inches, plus overhang.

Kit or custom build: which is right for a home sauna?

Without a builder, a kit brings finished, fitted parts and a heater sized on the page. Two people need an afternoon indoors or a day or two outdoors. Custom dimensions need a carpenter, framing, insulation and planning. Our guide covers both, and kit owners report satisfaction with their rooms.

Do I need an electrician for a home sauna kit?

Electric heaters need their own circuit wired by a licensed electrician. Finnmark's one and two person infrared rooms and two person hybrid's infrared side use a standard household outlet. Wood burning stoves need no wiring. Check power requirements for your home sauna kit.