Indoor saunas
An indoor sauna is a traditional hot room built into the house: a basement corner, a bathroom, a garage bay, or a dedicated wellness room.
Basements, baths, and dedicated wellness rooms, where the space is already there.
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Member pricing is quoted directly with a specialist, and specifications and availability are confirmed on the same call.
What it is, and what it needs.
- What it is
- A traditional hot room built into finished space, either as a modular room or as a room built to the space.
- Wood
- Thermally modified throughout the range we source: the SaunaLife X2, and Thermory's interior panels and bench boards in thermally modified alder and aspen.
- Where it can go
- Basements, bathrooms, garage bays, and dedicated wellness rooms. Ceiling height, the floor, the drain if there is one, ventilation, clearances, and the door swing are read on site first.
- Heater
- Electric, with a matched controller and stones. Electric suits indoor rooms and near daily use. Sizing depends on the volume of the room, its glass, and its insulation, so it is settled with a specialist.
- Install
- We read the room, then plan the electrical coordination with you, then we build. Where a contractor, designer, or builder is already involved, we work alongside them.
- Heat
- A traditional room reaches roughly 170 degrees Fahrenheit in about an hour.
- Looking after the interior
- Benches, wall paneling, and the door are sealed with a water based, sauna specific wax formulated to resist the heat and humidity that destroys ordinary finishes.
The lines in these buildouts.
Families rather than numbers. Which one suits your site, and which size within it, is what the call settles.
SaunaLife Xperience X2
A compact indoor traditional room for a basement, a bath, or a wellness room.
Thermory Mod 6 interiors
The Mod 6 interior rooms in traditional or modern finish.
The buildouts in this format.
Which one suits your site is settled on the call. Specifications and availability are confirmed with you, and member pricing is quoted directly with a specialist.
What an indoor room asks of the house.
An indoor room puts the sauna inside the daily rhythm of the house. No walk across a cold yard, no weather to plan around, and a build that integrates with a basement, a bathroom, or a dedicated wellness space.
Because an indoor build touches finished space, sequence is everything. Building before the room and the electrical path have been read is how indoor projects become renovations. The most common conversation is about where the room wants to go, and the right answer is rarely the first one a household has in mind. Your specialist will say so plainly if the space you picked is fighting you.
Indoors the heat is living inside the house rather than at the end of the yard, so ventilation and the door swing carry more weight than they do outdoors, and they get read on site rather than assumed from a plan. Permitting and local requirements vary, and we walk through what applies to your site during your consultation rather than guessing at it here.
Everything here is sourced, delivered, and installed by us. Site preparation, electrical coordination through licensed electricians, delivery and skilled assembly, climate-appropriate protection, and long-term support are part of the project rather than options bolted onto it.
The guarantee on this format.
Saunas sourced and installed through us carry a one year craftsmanship guarantee, a six month service guarantee, and a courtesy orientation session, alongside the manufacturer warranty. Where we assemble a room sourced elsewhere, our own assembly carries a three month service and craftsmanship guarantee.
What comes with every sanctuary we build.
- Sanctuary Builders
- Sanctuary Approved
- Local Service Guarantee
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Anything site specific is settled on the call, where a specialist can see what you are working with. The questions every format shares, where we work and why no pricing is published, are answered once on the FAQ page.
Read what they say about the build.
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“David, the owner, worked with us to get a high quality sauna. David is very responsive, knowledgeable, honest and responsive. He will have your sauna delivered to your home. He will then assemble the sauna and remove all the packaging. I highly recommend purchasing a sauna from Sauna Friend.”
Dennis DonovanFort Collins, CORead it on Google (opens in a new tab) “Sauna Friends were exceptional! They fixed my sauna door, added flashing, and reinstalled my sauna roof. I looked for sauna-specific professionals to do these repairs so I could be confident they'd know what they're doing, and they did.”
Jessmine AndersonColoradoRead it on Google (opens in a new tab) “Worthy of 10 stars! Went above and beyond to ensure we had full understanding in everything: the sauna we purchased, the ordering, delivery, and setup. Absolutely love our sauna and worth every penny. David was incredibly knowledgeable and went out of his way to over-deliver. Highly recommend working with David!”
Nicholas LoscalzoColoradoRead it on Google (opens in a new tab)
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