Steam Saunas

This collection is for those who want the authentic sauna experience, simple, powerful, and time-tested. Steam saunas, also known as traditional or wet/dry saunas, heat the air around you and invite a deep, full-body sweat. Whether you're recovering, relaxing, or supporting long-term wellness, these are the saunas people come back to again and again.

What You’ll Find Here

These are true home saunas. They don’t need plumbing or drains. Just an electrical connection and a bit of space, indoors or outdoors.

For Indoors or Outdoors

Indoor models are self-contained units that evaporate moisture on their own. Just wipe it down occasionally for regular maintenance.

Outdoor saunas are built for the elements, with the right construction and warranty to match. Always check ratings before placing a sauna outside.

Why Steam Saunas?

They’re not fancy. They’re foundational. Heating rocks. Pouring water. Letting your body do what it knows how to do. Steam saunas are part of a long tradition of healing, circulation, and self-care. They help you slow down, warm up, and reset.

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FAQ`s

Steam Sauna Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Heat relaxes the body and your organs. This reduces blood pressure and improves circulation. It improves your immune system and helps the body let go of tension and stress. Muscles relax and inflammation reduces. Sweating aides the detoxification of chemicals, particles, gases, etc (toxins) that can build up in your bodily systems and contribute to ailments and illness.

Because the heat types are different, they cause the body to sweat a little differently. A steam sauna heats the air, which in turn heats your body and skin and induces sweating which does help to detoxify and relax the body. Infrared waves penetrate the body deeper and by raising the body temperature from its core, the sweat and detox can be more intense.

Yes. Steam and heat can help to break up mucus which is helpful when you have a cold and are congested. Your skin benefits from pores opening and releasing toxins to be easily washed away. A detoxing sweat can draw many body impurities to the surface and this can contribute to acne, but it can also help to clear up acne for the same reason.

The sauna heat helps relax your muscles and joints and helps reduce the build up of lactic acid which can cause pain and stiffness a while after workouts.

Steam saunas can get as high as 85 degrees or more with heat and humidity. If the heat is too much and it is too hard to breath, then its time to leave the sauna. but no more than 20 minutes should be needed. Prolonged exposure can lead to dehydration and other potential problems.

2–3 times a week is generally safe for most people, but consult a doctor if you have health concerns.

Steam saunas can help you lose water weight temporarily through sweating, but they’re not a substitute for diet and exercise.