Premium saunas and ice baths for UK homes and gardens – made for your daily ritual.
Nordic
warmth.
- Ultra-low EMFIndependently tested
- Non-toxic materialsUntreated wood
- Extended warrantyCabin and heaters
- Mainland UKDelivery and installation
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Find your sauna
A warm sanctuary – right where you live
Sauna culture, Nordic style
Britain has fallen for heat and cold.
From wild swimmers in the Lake District to the sauna huts popping up along the coast from Brighton to Cornwall, the contrast of heat and cold has become a weekly habit for thousands of Brits. With a sauna at home, the ritual fits between morning coffee and the working day – no queues, no bag to pack.
- 15minWarm-up, infrared
- 110°CTraditional sauna
- 0°CChilled ice bath
Technology
Thoughtful technology in every single session
Full-spectrum infrared
Near, mid and far infrared in one panel, so the heat reaches the body rather than just warming the air.
Red light therapy
Built-in towers with red (650 nm) and near-infrared (850 nm) light on selected models.
Traditional heaters up to 110 °C
Finnish heaters with stones – pour water and feel the löyly fill the room.
Ice in the ice bath
The Pro series chiller goes below freezing and forms floating ice – a real ice bath.
App control
Start the sauna or set the ice bath from your phone, so it is ready when you are.
Sound & light
Bluetooth speakers and dimmable colour lighting for full relaxation.
Not sure where to start?
Answer five questions for a personal recommendation. Or read our guide to infrared vs. traditional and ice baths.
How it works
From first question to first session
- 01
Advice
Tell us about space, power and wishes. We recommend the right model – free, no obligation.
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Personal quote
Fixed price incl. VAT, delivery and optional installation – within one business day.
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Delivery & installation
We deliver to your door across mainland UK. Most indoor models assemble in 1–2 hours.
Frequently asked questions
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All questionsWhat is the difference between infrared and traditional?
A traditional sauna heats the air to 70–110 °C with a heater and stones. An infrared sauna warms the body directly at about 45–75 °C, which feels gentler and starts faster.
How much power does an infrared sauna use?
A typical 2-person infrared sauna uses about 1.5–2 kW per hour. At around 25p per kWh and 3–4 sessions a week, that is roughly £5–£10 a month.
Does the sauna need an electrician?
Smaller infrared models can often plug into a standard 13 A socket. Larger and traditional saunas need a dedicated circuit fitted by a registered (Part P) electrician – we are happy to help coordinate.
Can an outdoor sauna handle British weather?
Yes. Our outdoor models have weatherproof roofs, tight-sealing doors and wood selected to handle rain, frost and wind all year.
How does delivery work?
The sauna arrives on a pallet to the kerb or is carried in by arrangement. Installation is available across mainland UK – ask for it in your quote.
No-obligation quote
Let us find the right sauna for you
- Reply within one business day
- Fixed price incl. VAT and delivery
- No commitment