Traditional & Infrared Saunas

Red Cedar and Finnish Thermo Pine both handle heat and humidity beautifully — cedar for its aroma and natural rot resistance, thermo pine for its stability in wet conditions. Japanese Hinoki is our premium pick. Canadian Hemlock is excellent value for indoor cabins. We’ll match the timber to your budget, look and location.

Outdoor saunas are fully weather-sealed for gardens, rooftops and pool decks. Indoor models are built for bathrooms, gyms and spare rooms. Both use the same indoor-rated electric stone heaters — the difference is the exterior cladding and weatherproofing.

It depends on the internal volume of the cabin. As a guide: 4.5kW for 3–6 m³, 6kW for 5–8 m³, 9kW for 8–11 m³, 12kW for 11–15 m³, 15kW for 13–18 m³ and 18kW for 15–20 m³. Above 20 m³ takes two heaters. Up to and including 9kW runs on single phase; above that is three phase only, which in practice means anything from a six-person cabin upwards. We confirm the exact requirement in your quote so your electrician knows precisely what to install.

Our saunas are made to order in China and Vietnam, in the same factories every time, to our own designs and specifications. We control the drawings, the timber grade and the quality standard on every order, and we have worked with these factories for years. Everything is then delivered and, if you would like, installed by our own team anywhere in Thailand. We would rather tell you that plainly than let you find out later.

Yes. Alongside traditional stone-heater saunas, we offer infrared cabins, which warm the body directly at a lower air temperature. They’re popular for smaller spaces and gentler sessions. We can talk you through which suits you in a free consultation.