A January night
Snow on the roof, the glass fogged at the edges, and real heat on your shoulders. Then a roll in the snow or a soak in the tub.
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Saunas · Hekla
Heat, quiet, and a little time to yourself.
A sauna is the other half of a healthy backyard. Twenty minutes of real heat, no phone, then a cool-down or a soak in the hot tub. It's for people who want a daily ritual that clears the head, whether that's a cabin set into the basement or a glass-fronted sauna at the end of the garden that you use right through January.
Picture it at home
What owning a sauna feels like.
After a long day
Twenty quiet minutes. No screen, no news. Just warm wood and a clear head.
Every Sunday
The whole family on the benches, then out into the cold air laughing.
The first choice
Traditional or infrared?
Both give you twenty quiet minutes of warmth. The difference is how they heat, and that decides how it feels.
Traditional
A traditional sauna heats the whole room and gets to a very high heat. Pour water on the hot rocks to raise the humidity, and the room feels hotter still. This is the classic Scandinavian sauna, it takes about 30 to 45 minutes to heat up, and all of our outdoor saunas are traditional.
Infrared
Infrared warms your body directly instead of heating the air around you. That's why it feels deeply warm at a much lower temperature, around 45 to 60°C, and many people find it easier to relax and stay in longer. It's ready in minutes, with no rocks, water or steam to manage.
Our outdoor saunas are the Cube, Barrel and Cabin ranges, and they are all traditional. The Cube and Barrel can also take a wood-burning stove.
Choose yours
Which sauna is yours?
Choose where it goes and how you like your heat.
Where it goes
How it heats
Traditional Indoor
Indoor traditional saunas in knot-free thermo-aspen, with glass fronts and two bench heights.
The Traditional 160
2 to 3People
IndoorWhere
ClassicHeat
A true Scandinavian sauna, sized for two.
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The Traditional 210
3 to 4People
IndoorWhere
ClassicHeat
Room for the family, in real heat.
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The Traditional 210x
4 to 5People
IndoorWhere
ClassicHeat
The deeper one, with room to stretch out.
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The Traditional 220
6People
IndoorWhere
ClassicHeat
Our largest indoor sauna, for six.
See the detailsInfrared Indoor
Indoor infrared cabins that heat up in minutes, with Wi-Fi control and Bluetooth sound.
The Infrared 130
2People
IndoorWhere
InfraredHeat
Infrared for two, in a compact cabin.
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Cube Outdoor
Glass-fronted garden saunas in heat-treated spruce, with a shingled roof made for every season.
The Cube 160
2 to 3People
OutdoorWhere
ClassicHeat
An outdoor sauna ritual, framed in glass.
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The Cube 210
4People
OutdoorWhere
ClassicHeat
Room for four beneath the Cube's roofline.
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Barrel Outdoor
The classic round barrel sauna in thermo-spruce, with facing benches for a group.
The Barrel 210
4People
OutdoorWhere
ClassicHeat
The classic barrel, for the whole group.
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Cabin Outdoor
Modern black cabins in weatherproof, low-maintenance composite, glass-fronted and wired for sound.
The Cabin
4People
OutdoorWhere
ClassicHeat
Glass-fronted, LED-lit and wired for sound.
See the detailsAll of our outdoor saunas are traditional.
Our infrared cabins are made for indoors, so outside you get real heat and steam from a heater and rocks. If you like the gentler warmth of infrared, an indoor infrared cabin fits in a basement or spare room.
Next step
What happens after you text Blaine.
- He answers you himself
Your price, your questions, and an honest read on which sauna fits your space and how you'll use it.
- He checks your space
Room, base, and power. Most saunas need a 240V circuit for the heater, so it's worth sorting out first.
- Yours is ordered
In the finish you choose, with the heater that suits you.
- Your first session
Then pair it with your hot tub for a full hot and cold routine at home.
(613) 292-1786