Cabin, cube and pod saunas
Flat walls, a full-height ceiling and a glass front. A cabin or cube sauna feels like a small room, and it leaves space for two bench levels.
See models and prices
Cabin and cube saunas: models and prices
What is included with each model is listed on its page. Free freight delivery to your curb.
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Duo Outdoor Sauna – 2 Person
$2,939.00 Add to cart -
Cabin Outdoor Sauna – 4 Person
$3,779.00 Add to cart -
Cove Outdoor Sauna – 3 Person
$4,019.00 Add to cart -
Summit Outdoor Sauna – 6 Person
$4,799.00 Add to cart -
Garden Outdoor Sauna – 8 Person
$5,219.00 Add to cart -
Noctra Outdoor Sauna – 8 Person
$5,699.00 Read more -
Grove Outdoor Sauna – 8 Person
$7,019.00 Add to cart
What to check before you buy
Headroom and benches
A cabin lets you sit on a high bench where the air is hottest and still lie down flat. That is the main reason people choose one over a barrel.
Changing room or porch
Larger cabins add a front room for towels and shoes. It keeps cold air out of the hot room when the door opens.
Glass and insulation
A full glass front looks great but loses heat. In a cold state, look for double-pane tempered glass and insulated walls, and size the heater up one step.
Cabin, cube or pod
Typical figures across US dealers.
| Shape | Best for | Typical price |
|---|---|---|
| Cube | Modern yards, 2 to 4 people, glass front | $6,000 to $10,000 |
| Cabin | 4 to 6 people, changing room or porch | $8,000 to $13,000 |
| Pod | Rounded roof, more headroom than a barrel | $7,000 to $11,000 |
Where a cabin sauna goes
An outdoor sauna needs a flat, level base that drains: a compacted gravel pad, concrete pavers, a concrete slab or a solid deck all work. A cabin is heavier than a barrel, so a slab or a well-built gravel pad is the safer choice.
Keep it within reach of your electrical panel if you choose an electric heater. Most electric sauna heaters from 4.5 to 9 kW need a dedicated 240V circuit wired by a licensed electrician. Budget for that work on top of the sauna price.
Many towns treat a sauna under a set floor area like a garden shed. Ask your building office about setbacks from the property line before you choose the spot.
Common questions
Is a cube sauna better than a barrel sauna?
It is roomier and easier to sit in, and it usually costs more and takes longer to heat. A barrel wins on price and heat-up time.
Can a cabin sauna have a wood stove?
Yes. Most cabin models offer an electric heater or a wood burning stove with a chimney kit through the roof or wall.
What is thermowood?
Spruce or pine heated to about 400°F without chemicals. The process makes the wood more stable and rot resistant outdoors.