63%
Heart health
Men who used a sauna 4–7 times a week had a 63% lower risk of sudden cardiac death than men who went once a week, tracked across roughly 21 years of follow-up.
Laukkanen et al., JAMA Internal Medicine, 2015
Sauna rooms · One standard, six sizes
The recovery you’d drive across town for, twenty steps from your back door. No foundation, no slab — set it on pavers, tie in the power, and get in.

Cube 04 — charcoal shingle, thermo-pine
What the research shows
Finland has been studying sauna use in large populations for decades. These are the findings that keep coming up — reported as they were published, with the study behind each one.
63%
Men who used a sauna 4–7 times a week had a 63% lower risk of sudden cardiac death than men who went once a week, tracked across roughly 21 years of follow-up.
Laukkanen et al., JAMA Internal Medicine, 201540%
The same cohort of 2,315 middle-aged men showed 40% lower all-cause mortality at 4–7 sessions per week, after adjusting for the major cardiovascular risk factors.
Laukkanen et al., JAMA Internal Medicine, 20152.7
Among adults over 50, frequent bathers recorded 2.7 fatal cardiovascular events per 1,000 person-years against 10.1 for once-a-week users. The effect held for women as well as men.
Kunutsor et al., BMC Medicine, 20181–2°C
Raising core temperature 1–2°C triggers heat shock proteins, which help refold proteins damaged by hard training and dampen inflammatory signaling. In practice: less soreness, less stiffness, readier to train.
Reviewed in Mayo Clinic Proceedings, 2018Vessels
Regular bathing has been linked to a lower incidence of hypertension, with the mechanism attributed to better endothelium-dependent dilation and reduced arterial stiffness.
Zaccardi et al., American Journal of Hypertension, 2017Brain
Separate analyses of the same cohorts in Finland found frequent sauna bathing inversely associated with stroke risk, and with dementia and Alzheimer’s diagnoses in middle-aged men.
Neurology, 2018 · Age and Ageing, 2017These figures come from observational population studies — mainly the Kuopio Ischaemic Heart Disease cohort of middle-aged adults in Finland — comparing frequent sauna users with people who bathed roughly once a week. Observational research shows association, not proof of cause, and results reflect the populations studied rather than any individual outcome or any particular product. Nothing here is medical advice. If you're pregnant, have heart disease, low blood pressure, or take medication, talk to your doctor before regular sauna use.
Signature rooms ship fully assembled on a pallet — set them on pavers and tie in power. Essentials ship flat-packed and go together in an afternoon. Same basalt, same glass, same heat.
Rooms from $4,900 to $15,000
Not sure which size? The sizing guide walks through ceiling height, clearances and what your panel can carry.

Cedar staves under steel bands, panoramic glass front, covered porch. The cylinder holds less air than a box — fastest heat-up of the three.
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Shingled shell, thermo-pine, full-height glass. Reads as architecture rather than equipment — the right call beside a modern house or inside a gym.
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Pitched metal roof, ground-anchored panel walls, no tension bands to retighten. Largest room, lowest maintenance — built for clubs and big households.
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Indoor flat-pack in Nordic spruce. Assembles in a garage or spare room in an afternoon with two people and a screwdriver. The cheapest way in.
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A two-seat outdoor capsule with a small enough footprint for a townhouse patio. Same glass door and basalt stones as the Signature rooms.
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The compact cedar barrel — no porch, no panoramic glass, same staves and bands. Heats faster than anything else we make because there's less air in it.
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A sauna is a freight item, not a parcel. Decide now whether you want to move it yourself — because the answer changes what shows up in your driveway.
The freight carrier brings it to the end of your driveway on a pallet and lowers it with a lift gate. From there it’s yours.
Best ifyou have two or three able people, a clear flat path to the pad, and a free afternoon.
A two-person crew takes it from the truck to the pad, sets it, unpacks it, and leaves with every scrap of packaging. You come home to a finished room.
Best ifaccess is tight, the pad is round the back, or you would simply rather it be done properly the first time.
Neither option includes the electrical. Every model needs a dedicated 240V circuit run by a licensed electrician, and that’s billed by them, not by us. Book it before your delivery window so the room isn’t sitting cold.

Benches, backrests and the ceiling are kiln-modified softwood that stays cool enough to sit on at 194 degrees. The heater, frame and fixings are powder-coated steel.
The order is fixed because the trades are. Power has to be waiting before the room lands.
Measure the pad and check your panel against the spec table above. Not sure? Send us the numbers and we'll tell you which room fits — or say none of them do.
Pick the model and pay. You get a confirmed footprint, an electrical schedule and a delivery window in writing before anything ships.
Every model needs a dedicated 240V circuit. Line up a licensed electrician now, not after delivery — this is the step that holds people up.
Ships on a pallet with a lift gate. On white glove the crew goes past the curb and on to the pad. Check the crate against the packing list and photograph anything damaged before you sign.
On curbside, you position and level it, then bolt an Essentials room together. On white glove, the crew does all of that and takes the packaging with them. Either way it ends the same: stones loaded, first burn-in, thermostat set.
Four materials, chosen for how they behave at 194 degrees and Florida humidity — not for how they photograph.

Barrel staves. Naturally rot-resistant, ages to silver, no sealant needed.
On the Cube. Sheds rain, holds color, survives direct sun.
Full-height fronts and doors. Bronze, clear or reeded.
Quarried in Finland. Hold heat, take water, don't fracture.
Panel 04 if you want the cheapest way into daily heat and you have an indoor space. Pod 02 or Barrel 02 for a small patio. Barrel 06 for the fastest heat-up at full size. Cube 04 if it's going next to a modern house or inside a gym, where it has to look designed. Cabin 08 if you need eight seats.
A two-person crew brings the room past your curb and on to the pad, levels and squares it, assembles it if it’s an Essentials model, loads the stones, and hauls away every pallet and piece of film. They finish with a walkthrough on ventilation and cleaning. What it does not cover is electrical — the 240V circuit is a licensed electrician’s job and is billed separately. Add white glove at checkout; the price is set by your delivery ZIP.
For the electrical circuit, almost always — and in parts of Miami-Dade and Broward an outdoor structure over a certain footprint needs one too. Your electrician normally pulls the electrical permit as part of the job. Check your county and your HOA before you order; we'll hold the order while you do.
A dedicated 240V circuit — 30A for the Essentials range and the Barrel 06, 40A for the Cube, 60A for the Cabin. Most homes have panel capacity. If yours doesn't, a sub-panel typically runs $900–$1,800 through a licensed electrician. Get that quote before you order.
At FPL residential rates, roughly $1.10–$1.60 per session for a small room — heat-up plus 45 minutes at temperature. Commercial rooms on continuous duty are a different calculation and we'll model it for you.
The research out of Finland showing the largest associations tracked people bathing four to seven times a week, around 20 minutes at roughly 175°F. That's the pattern the data describes — not a prescription. Start shorter and build, and check with your doctor first if you have a heart condition or take medication.
Yes. Everything we sell sits on pavers or a deck rather than a poured foundation, so relocation is a disconnect, a lift and a re-level — an electrician for the power, two people and a dolly for the room itself.
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