Sauna selector

Find the sauna that fits your space.

Compare the current sauna catalogue by setting, type, capacity, footprint, electrical requirements and budget. Missing or inconsistent supplier data is flagged instead of guessed.

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Before you choose

Start with the project, not the product.

A sauna can be a compact indoor cabin, a larger outdoor structure or a factory-built project with dedicated electrical and delivery requirements. The right starting point is the space you have, the number of people you want to seat and the utilities you can support.

This selector does not make health or medical recommendations. It only compares practical catalogue information and installation considerations.

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Guided match

Build your shortlist.

Answer what you know. Leave anything uncertain as “Not sure” and we’ll keep products with incomplete data visible with a confirmation flag.

Step 1 of 6Practical fit only
01Where will the sauna be installed?
02Which sauna format are you considering?
03How many people should it seat?
04How much floor space is available?

Optional. Enter the clear footprint available. We compare it against recorded product dimensions and allow either orientation.

05What electrical setup can the site support?
06What budget are you planning around?

Selection guidance

What to confirm before ordering a sauna.

01

Location and weather exposure

Indoor and outdoor installations have different site, ventilation, weatherproofing and access requirements. If the manufacturer has not explicitly identified the intended setting, confirm it before purchase.

02

Footprint and access

Use the product's recorded dimensions as the starting point, then allow for doors, service clearance, room circulation and the delivery path. Product dimensions are not a substitute for a site plan.

03

Electrical supply

Voltage alone does not define installation requirements. Dedicated circuits, amperage, conductor sizing, disconnects and local code requirements must be confirmed for the final heater and site by a qualified electrician.

04

Final supplier specification

Specifications can vary by heater, finish, configuration or production revision. Final dimensions, electrical requirements, clearances and installation instructions should be checked against the supplier documentation for the exact model ordered.

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Specification policy

We would rather flag a gap than invent a number.

The selector reads the current SimWellness catalogue. When dimensions, electrical requirements, installation setting or other supplier information are not recorded clearly enough to use, the result is marked Confirm specification. Always verify the final model, heater, site and local installation requirements before ordering.