Yes — we offer monthly payment plans via Klarna and ShopPay Installments. Simply select your preferred option at checkout to split your purchase into manageable payments.

Traditional saunas reach 175°F–190°F. Infrared saunas operate between 120°F–150°F, delivering deep heat at a lower ambient temperature.

Our sauna collections range from $2,900–$7,000+ depending on the model, size, features, and wood type. We carry both premium and entry-level options.

Warranties vary by brand. Most offer 3–5 years on electronics and parts, and up to a lifetime warranty on the wood. Specific warranty details are listed on each product page.

Shipping is free within the continental U.S. on most sauna models. Remote areas and international orders may incur an added freight charge — contact us for details.

Typical delivery time is 7–15 business days after your order is placed. Some premium or custom models may require additional time. Brand-specific timelines vary and are listed on product pages.

Yes! Once your sauna ships, you’ll receive a tracking link to monitor progress and schedule delivery.

We can ship to Alaska and Hawaii. Please contact us for a custom shipping quote before placing your order.

Most saunas come in pre-cut panels and assemble in 1–3 hours with two people. Basic tools are required. (Video available — add YouTube link)

Yes — traditional saunas and some infrared models require a 220V hardwired connection and should be installed by a licensed electrician.

Yes! Our outdoor saunas are weather-ready and built to withstand rain, snow, and sun. Be sure to install on a solid, level surface like a deck or concrete pad.

Wipe down after use, ventilate regularly, and clean wood with sauna-safe products monthly. (Video or guide recommended — add Sauna Maintenance PDF or video)

No. We recommend placing saunas on concrete, tile, vinyl, or other hard surfaces. Carpet can trap moisture and void warranty.

No — indoor saunas are not built to withstand outdoor temperatures, moisture, or wind exposure. Only use outdoor-rated models outdoors.

No external ventilation is needed. Leave a few inches of space around your sauna for air circulation and you’re good to go.

Some saunas allow for a floor kit upgrade if your existing floor isn't compatible. Check product pages or reach out to our team for recommendations.

Infrared heats your body directly using radiant waves, while traditional heats the air around you. Infrared is gentler but equally effective at promoting sweat and detox.

Yes — we offer a simple calculator to estimate your sauna's monthly energy usage based on your local electricity rate and sauna size. (Add calculator link)

Yes — our outdoor saunas are weather-tested and durable. Some even include optional shingles or bevel siding for added protection.

Yes — traditional heaters are designed for ladling water onto the rocks to create steam (a "wet sauna"). This is safe and encouraged unless your heater states otherwise.

Yes — several models offer wood stove upgrade options. Review the product description or contact us to confirm compatibility.

Yes, to maximize lifespan. Adding shingles or bevel siding makes the pod sauna watertight and improves durability, especially in rainy or snowy climates.

Traditional saunas reach up to 195°F. Infrared models typically range from 120°F to 150°F. Either style delivers deep, therapeutic heat.

Traditional electric and wood-burning saunas take 30–45 minutes to reach full temp. Infrared saunas heat in as little as 10–15 minutes.

Yes — many of our outdoor saunas can be upgraded with wood-burning stoves. Check individual product pages or ask our team.

No. Standard seasoned hardwoods like oak, birch, or maple work great. Avoid treated or painted wood.

Chimney kits are typically sold separately unless otherwise noted. Always check your product description or ask our support team.

Yes — most electric and wood heaters include warranties ranging from 1 to 5 years depending on brand.