LOCATION MATTERS
Some find their calm at the bottom of the garden. Others want it a few steps from the bedroom. Both are worth having.
Electric heatingWarmth, whatever the weather
A sauna within your home, ready at the end of a long day.
Electric or wood-firedA retreat at the end of the garden
Step outside, breathe the fresh air, and let the day fall away.
We find customers who have stable roots where they currently live prefer the outdoor option, if a move is likely in the next 12 months indoor would be the way to go.
Both bring the same warmth home. The difference is where you’d like to find it at the end of the day.
You’d like your sauna a few steps from the shower, ready whenever you are. There’s no garden to cross and no weather to think about, so it fits easily around a full week.
It runs on electric heating, so there’s no fuel to bring in and no chimney to plan for. Just a quiet corner of the house, given over to you.
You have room in the garden and like the idea of stepping out to it. The short walk across the lawn becomes part of the ritual, and cooling off under an open sky is hard to match.
You can choose electric or wood-fired heating, and on the next page decide whether you’d like a changing room alongside it.
The practical differences, plainly.
| Feature | Indoor | Outdoor |
|---|---|---|
| Where it lives | Inside your home | In the garden |
| Best suited to | Close to the shower, used year-round | Room in the garden, and a walk out you’ll enjoy |
| Changing and cooling down | Indoors, or outside the cabin | Private space built in |
| Heating | Electric | Electric or wood-fired |
Your model, and for outdoor saunas the layout and heating, are chosen on the next steps.
