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A Seamless Experience

"Experience was seamless. Support was professional.

Quality exceptional" - Kostiantyn Zagrodskyi"

True Professionals

"We are very satisfied with our sauna and more

satisfied with the experience" - Gabriella Trichilo

High Quality

"Provided the best service and sold us the great

high quality sauna. Very happy with our new sauna." - Tim

Our Popular Saunas

SaunaLife Model G6 Pre-Assembled Outdoor Home Sauna

SaunaLife Model G6 Pre-Assembled Outdoor Home Sauna

$37,350.00

SaunaLife Model CL7G

$11,985.00

SaunaLife Model CL5G

$8,985.00

SaunaLife Model CL4G

$7,485.00

Hand-Crafted In Canada

Not all saunas are created equal. Our 100% Canadian made saunas feature the ultimate level of quality and craftsmanship.

Made From Premium Cut Cedar

Our saunas are made with 100% locally sourced, harvested and crafted white cedar offering superior strength and longevity compared to some of the competition.

Amazing Health Benefits

Our saunas come with numerous health benefits. View our page on the benefits to learn more about what a sauna can do for you!

Hand-Crafted In Canada

Not all saunas are created equal. Our 100% Canadian made saunas feature the ultimate level of quality and craftsmanship.

Made From Premium Cut Cedar

Our saunas are made with 100% locally sourced, harvested and crafted white cedar offering superior strength and longevity compared to some of the competition.

Amazing Health Benefits

Our saunas come with numerous health benefits. View our page on the benefits to learn more about what a sauna can do for you!

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a sauna take to heat up?

On average, it takes about 30 to 40 minutes for the sauna to heat up to achieve your desired temperature. This heating time is dependent upon the ambient temperature from which the room begins heating and the ventilation provided.

How hot does a sauna get?

The temperature for a sauna typically ranges between 150 F and 194 F (65 – 90 Celsius ).

How does a sauna work?

The process for heating your sauna most often involves an electric heater or wood burning stove that heats a compartment of stones, which then radiates the heat throughout the room. Once the room reaches the set temperature, the heater will cycle on and off, typically operating about 50% of the time. If applicable, the heated stone will keep the room hot and at a stable temperature.

Why should I pour water over the heated stones?

Most sauna users enjoy pouring water over the stones to create steam to raise sauna humidity levels. The benefits of pouring water over the stones include: making the room more comfortable, moistening the nasal passages, and allowing the use of aromatherapy by mixing essential oils with the water. There is an on-going worldwide trend with sauna bathing for “lower temperatures and higher humidity” the so called “soft sauna”.

How long should I stay in a sauna?

The recommended length of time to remain in a sauna is 10-20 minutes. Depending on your comfort level, take breaks in between your sauna session.

Are there any special requirements before I can operate or install my sauna?

Electrical heater
If you decide to go with an electrical heater, you are required to have 240 Volt and a dedicated outlet. All wiring has to be installed according to the sauna heater manufacturers instructions and by a licensed electrician.

Wood burning stove
If you decide to go with a wood burning stove, it is suggested to consult with your City bylaws on distances regards to property lines, hedges and neighbours prior to installation.

No wood burning heater should be used inside
It is important to be aware that some saunas may require electrical work for your heater and/or lighting inside your sauna. Solar lights are a great alternative.

What are your shipping options?

There are four different ways we can deliver your sauna to you.

- DIY Kit pick-up

- DIY Kit delivery

- Fully assembled sauna delivery

- Delivery and assembly on-site

Please reach out to us directly should you have any delivery inquiries outside of Ontario, Canada.