Our indoor saunas include Finnmark infrared and hybrid rooms and SaunaLife’s traditional spruce panel kit. You can choose an indoor infrared sauna for dry heat or a stove with sauna stones for steam inside the house. Whether you picture a personal sauna in a spare room or a basement sauna beside your home gym, start with the floor space. Then consider how many people will share the sauna room and sauna experience.


What an indoor sauna offers

A room inside puts your choice of heat close at hand indoors. An infrared sauna warms you directly, while a traditional sauna uses a stove and stones. A hybrid sauna offers both, as our guide to hybrid heat explains. Start at 37 by 38 inches for a plug-in room for one, or compare the wider sauna collection.

Find a room that fits

Finnmark offers full spectrum infrared rooms for one person, two people or four people, with Western Canadian cedar inside and thermo-aspen outside, plus a touchscreen with Bluetooth and speakers. Its hybrids seat two or four and combine infrared with a Harvia stove, usable together. Compare rooms for two with four person rooms for shared sessions. SaunaLife offers a traditional indoor kit with Nordic spruce panels, a glass front and an aspen bench, taking about 59 by 57 inches.

Kits, heaters and power

A home sauna kit uses finished panels, and Finnmark’s screw together. Two people assemble the spruce kit’s ready made panels in an afternoon. Its heater package is chosen on the page, or you can browse sauna heaters to compare options. Every electric heater or stove needs its own circuit, wired by a licensed electrician. If you plan to pair hot and cold, read our guide to how often to cold plunge.

When an outdoor room suits you

You may prefer to keep your spare room for something else. Our outdoor saunas include barrels, cubes, cabins and buildings. Compare those shapes with the space you have outside.

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 it through, from size and heat to power.

Your questions answered

What is the best indoor sauna for home use?

Your choice depends on space and the heat you want. A one or two person infrared room plugs in, while the spruce kit offers stove heat and steam in a five foot corner. Four person rooms suit a basement or home gym and need an electrician.

Do indoor saunas require special wiring?

Finnmark’s one and two person infrared rooms plug into a standard household outlet. The two person hybrid’s infrared side also plugs in. Four person rooms, every stove and the spruce kit’s heater package need their own circuit, wired by a licensed electrician.

Can you put an indoor sauna in a basement?

Yes, these rooms can go in a basement, spare room, garage or home gym. Finnmark’s adjustable feet accommodate an uneven floor. Leave space for the door to swing and the electrician’s connection, and check the manual for your model for clearance.

How much space do I need for an indoor sauna?

Infrared rooms take about 37 by 38 inches for one person, 48 by 44 for two and 71 by 45 for four. Hybrids take 49 by 49 inches for two or 75 by 64 for four. Allow 59 by 57 inches for the spruce indoor sauna.