Collection: Outdoor Barrel Saunas

There’s nothing quite like relaxing in an outdoor barrel sauna, whether it’s in your backyard or by your cozy cabin retreat. Our sauna kits include everything you need to get started (*except for some heaters, which are sold separately).

Choose the heating option that suits your lifestyle: Electric sauna heaters for convenience or wood-burning sauna stoves for a more traditional, rustic experience. If your kit doesn’t include a heater, don’t worry—we have plenty of compatible options available.

Designed exclusively for outdoor use, these saunas offer the soothing heat of a classic steam sauna.

Want to learn more? Check out the FAQs below for everything you need to know about barrel saunas!

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FAQ`s

Frequently asked Questions about Barrel Saunas

The round shape of the barrel sauna allows for the best heat dispersion throughout the sauna cabin. In a square sauna some air can be trapped in the corners and doesn't circulate as well as in a barrel sauna.

A barrel sauna will last as long as you care for it. It will depend on the quality of wood, the weather elements it is exposed to and simple care. Some saunas can last 20+ years or more.

The cost to build a barrel sauna will depend on the size you want to build, the type of wood you choose and whether you are able to cut the wood pieces yourself, or require hiring out the construction or assembly. For most people, a barrel sauna kit is the most efficient way to go.

The sauna is a barrel shape on its side and uses a heater, either electric or wood-burning, to heat the air in the sauna cabin. Water can be splashed on rocks that sit on the heater to create steam.

Yes, hot yoga is possible in a barrel sauna. A full size barrel sauna can be 7 feet high and comfortable for a regular sized person to stand in. The width can be just as wide. Over the head poses may be a little restricted, but your Reverse Warrior, Bird of Paradise, Downward-Facing Dog and Crow poses should have no problem.

It typically takes about 30 minutes to heat up a barrel sauna whether you're using a wood-burning stove or an electric sauna heater.

A well-maintained barrel sauna can last up to 25 years or more with proper care and maintenance. Do what you can to minimize damage from extreme weather by using a shingled roof kit or waterproof cover.