Elevate your wellness journey with our premium selection of indoor saunas from renowned brands. Whether you prefer the immersive heat of a traditional sauna or the targeted warmth of an infrared model, our indoor sauna range offers the perfect fit for every wellness routine.
Enjoy yourself and take it easy in any one of our indoor saunas.
Last reviewed: 5 November 2026 by Christoffer Arfert, Owner, Select Saunas. Prices are our list prices on the review date and change with manufacturer pricing; lead times are what we are currently quoting and are confirmed on the product page at checkout.
Indoor saunas: kit, infrared or custom?
Short answer: an indoor traditional kit from Almost Heaven ($3,885 for the 1-person Logan to $9,044 for the 6-person Himalaya, Harvia heater included, made in West Virginia, 3 to 4 weeks) is the right choice for most homes with a 240V circuit: real 170 to 190°F heat, steam, a 4 to 8 hour assembly. An infrared cabin ($2,000 to $5,500, plug-in) is the right choice when there is no 240V, when you want 20-minute sessions at 130°F, or in an apartment. A custom room is the right choice above 6 people or when the sauna has to match the house. Measure the ceiling (kits are 78 to 80 inches tall) and the doorway (panels up to 36 inches wide) before ordering.
| Model |
Capacity |
Exterior (W x D x H) |
Heater / electrical |
Lead time |
Price |
| Almost Heaven Logan 1-person |
1 |
53" x 36" x 78" |
Harvia KIP45 4.5 kW; 240V, 30 A |
3 to 4 weeks |
$3,885 |
| Almost Heaven Hillsboro 2-person |
2 |
63" x 44" x 80" |
KIP45 4.5 kW; 240V, 30 A |
3 to 4 weeks |
$4,769 |
| Almost Heaven Auburn 2-3 person |
2 to 3 |
70" x 47" x 78" |
KIP60 6 kW; 240V, 30 A |
3 to 4 weeks |
$4,260 |
| Almost Heaven Madison 2-3 person |
2 to 3 |
65" x 53" x 78" |
KIP60W 6 kW; 240V, 30 A |
3 to 4 weeks |
$4,515 |
| Almost Heaven Rainelle 4-person |
4 |
71" x 63" x 78" |
KIP60W 6 kW; 240V, 30 A |
3 to 4 weeks |
$5,127 |
| Almost Heaven Grayson 4-person (square) |
4 |
71" x 71" x 78" |
KIP60W 6 kW; 240V, 30 A |
3 to 4 weeks |
$5,078 |
| Almost Heaven Bridgeport 6-person |
6 |
86" x 63" x 78" |
KIP80W 8 kW; 240V, 40 A |
3 to 4 weeks |
$5,337 |
| Dynamic Cordoba 2-person infrared |
2 |
47" x 42" x 75" |
Carbon panels; 120V, 15 A outlet |
In stock |
$2,299 |
| Dynamic Lugano 3-person infrared |
3 |
60" x 45" x 75" |
Carbon panels; 120V, 20 A dedicated |
In stock |
$2,699 |
| Finnmark FD-4 Trinity 2-person hybrid |
2 |
See page |
Infrared + Harvia 4.5 kW; 240V |
In stock |
$7,795 |
Room preparation
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Floor: tile, vinyl plank, sealed concrete; kits have their own floor frame, infrared cabins sit on any flat dry floor. No carpet under a traditional kit.
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Walls and ceiling: leave 2 to 4 inches behind and beside a kit for air flow; the ceiling needs 80 to 82 inches clear for most kits.
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Electrical: dedicated 240V circuit for traditional kits, plus 120V for lights; 120V/15 A outlet for 1 to 2 person infrared, 120V/20 A for 3-person. See electrical requirements.
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Ventilation: kits have built-in vents; locate the sauna where a window or bath fan can clear humidity after a session.
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Basements: ceiling height and egress are the two things to check; our basement sauna guide covers both.
What is not on this page
Outdoor barrels and cabins are on the outdoor sauna page; if you are placing a barrel inside a garage or pole barn, read the garage sauna guide first. Steam rooms (tile rooms with a steam generator) are a different product: steam generators.
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Superior Quality and Design
Experience exceptional craftsmanship with our indoor saunas. Designed to blend seamlessly into any home bathroom or spa area, our indoor saunas offer a sanctuary to relax and unwind. With designs ranging from the rustic charm of Almost Heaven home saunas to the sleek, modern lines of Auroom in home saunas. Our collection of saunas are wellness tools but statement pieces that enhance the aesthetics of your home.
Health & Wellness
Bring the health benefits of a sauna for home. Aiding in detoxification, stress relief, and muscle relaxation, providing a luxurious daily retreat for you and your loved ones.
Innovative Features for an Enhanced Experience
Discover advanced features designed for ultimate comfort and rejuvenation. From Dynamic Saunas’ top-notch infrared saunas with Chromotherapy Lighting to Golden Designs' models with Himalayan salt panels, we ensure every sauna heats just as you like and that every session is a revitalizing sauna experience. With step-by-step manuals and instruction videos provided, indoor sauna installation is easy.
Browse our expansive selection of indoor saunas, outdoor saunas, and sauna heaters, and discover the ideal addition to your wellness regime. With our Price Match Guarantee, you can rest easy knowing that you get the best sauna for the best price.
Maintenance Tips
Regular Cleaning: Wipe down the indoor saunas’ interior with a damp cloth after each use. Use a mild, non-toxic cleaner periodically to maintain the wood's quality.
Inspect Heaters and Panels: Regularly check the electric heaters or infrared panels for signs of wear or damage. Clean the panels of indoor saunas according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Ventilation: Ensure proper interior ventilation to prevent mold and mildew growth. Leave the sauna door open after use to air it out.
Wood Treatment: Apply a suitable wood treatment product to your indoor saunas annually to preserve the wood's appearance and durability.
Routine Checks: Inspect your indoor saunas’ electrical connections and the overall structure for any signs of damage or wear and address them promptly.
How to Use Indoor Saunas/Usage Guidelines
Pre-heat the Sauna: Turn on the indoor sauna and allow it to reach the desired temperature (usually between 150-195°F for traditional saunas and 120-150°F for infrared saunas).
Hydrate: Drink plenty of water before, during, and after your indoor sauna session to stay hydrated.
Session Duration: Start with shorter indoor sauna sessions (10-15 minutes) and gradually increase to 20-30 minutes as you become accustomed to the heat.
Cooling Down: After your session, shower or step outside to cool down. This helps to close pores and refresh the body.
Regular Use: Incorporate indoor sauna sessions into your weekly routine for maximum health benefits.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: How do I install my indoor sauna?
When you buy an indoor sauna for home, we provide detailed manuals for easy installation. For best results, follow the manufacturer's instructions. We will happily provide after-sale service or assistance with installing your indoor saunas.
Q2: What maintenance does an indoor sauna require?
Indoor saunas are easy to maintain. Regular cleaning, inspecting heaters and panels, ensuring proper ventilation, and annual interior wood treatment are key maintenance tasks to keep your indoor sauna in top condition.
Q3: Can I place my indoor sauna on any floor surface?
Your indoor sauna should be placed on a waterproof surface like tile or concrete. Indoor saunas should not be placed on carpet as this will result in moisture buildup and potential mold growth. Some of our indoor saunas can be purchased with a wooden floor kit, however, if this is not available, we recommend using some type of outdoor flooring - runnen tiles or duckboards, even tatami mats will work well.
Q4: How long should I stay in the sauna?
Start with shorter sessions of 10-15 minutes and gradually increase to 20-30 minutes as you get used to the heat. Always listen to your body and stay hydrated.
Q5: What are the health benefits of using an indoor sauna?
Most owners use their sauna for stress relief, muscle relaxation after exercise and better sleep; long-term Finnish studies associate frequent traditional sauna use with lower cardiovascular risk, though that is an association rather than a proven effect. Check with your doctor if you have a heart condition or are pregnant.
Q6: How do I ensure proper ventilation for my indoor sauna?
Open the sauna door after each use to allow air circulation. Ensure the sauna is installed in a well-ventilated area to prevent mold and mildew.
Q7: What should I do if my indoor sauna isn't heating properly?
First, check the power source and connections. If the issue persists, refer to the troubleshooting section in your indoor saunas’ manual or contact us for support.
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