Golden Design Steam Saunas

Golden Designs steam saunas offer a traditional sauna experience built on warmth, ritual, and simplicity. Designed for both performance and comfort, these saunas use electric heaters with sauna stones to create authentic, soft steam when water is ladled over the rocks.

Crafted from premium woods like Pacific cedar and Canadian hemlock, Golden Designs steam saunas are built for durability, fragrance, and a naturally calming atmosphere. Sizes range from compact 2-person cabins to larger family saunas, giving you options whether you want a quiet retreat or a social space to share.

Key features of Golden Designs steam saunas:

  • Traditional heating – stone-filled heaters for gentle, consistent steam.

  • Durable wood construction – cedar and hemlock for natural beauty and resilience.

  • Indoor and outdoor options – cabin or barrel styles to match your space.

  • Thoughtful details – LED lighting, ergonomic benches, tempered glass doors, and included accessories like buckets and ladles.

  • Variety of sizes – from personal 2-person saunas to 6+ person builds for group sessions.

Golden Designs steam saunas are about more than heat, they’re about carving out space for wellness, whether you use them for recovery, relaxation, or simply to pause and reset.

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FAQ`s

Golden Designs Steam Saunas - Common Questions

Most are built from Pacific cedar or Canadian hemlock, both naturally durable and aromatic woods suited for sauna environments.

Golden Designs offers both indoor and outdoor options, including cabin and barrel-style saunas.

Typically 30–45 minutes, depending on the sauna size, heater power, and ventilation.

Golden Designs steam saunas are equipped with electric heaters, often with adjustable control panels or compatibility with external controllers.

Yes. They’re designed with well-fitted wood construction and quality heaters to retain heat and reduce wasted energy.

Yes. Because of the electrical requirements, a licensed electrician should install the heater to meet safety and code standards.

Yes. They include safety cut-offs, heat-resistant materials, and tempered glass doors for secure and reliable operation.