Indoor · Outdoor · Infrared

Real heat
for Colorado
winters.

Finnish-style and infrared saunas for your basement, your backyard, or the cabin. We help you pick the right size, plan the electrical, and handle delivery and install.

See them in person at the Everything Hot Tubz showrooms in Englewood and Castle Rock, south metro Denver.

174–194°FTraditional sauna range

2–4People per sauna

110V plug-inInfrared option, no electrician

Sonoran 55-3 outdoor sauna

Sonoran 55-3 · outdoor

The lineup

Pick your sauna

Every model is built from Canadian hemlock with tempered glass, LED lighting and Bluetooth audio. Pricing depends on delivery and install, so every quote is built for your home.

Filter saunas by type

Mojave 44-2 traditional indoor sauna

Traditional indoor

Mojave 44-2

Compact two-tier sauna for tight spaces.

Seats
2 people
Heater
Harvia 4.5 kW
Power
220V / 25A
Get a quote
Mojave 64-3 traditional indoor sauna

Traditional indoor

Mojave 64-3

The middle ground: room for three, still basement-friendly.

Seats
3 people
Heater
Harvia 6.0 kW
Power
220V / 30A
Get a quote
Mojave 75-4 traditional indoor sauna

Traditional indoor

Mojave 75-4

L-shaped benches so four people can stretch out.

Seats
4 people
Heater
Harvia 8.0 kW
Power
220V / 40A
Get a quote
Sonoran 55-3 outdoor sauna

Outdoor

Sonoran 55-3

Aluminum siding and a stainless steel roof built for snow.

Seats
3 people
Heater
Harvia 6.0 kW
Power
220V / 30A
Get a quote
Arabian 44-2 infrared indoor sauna

Infrared indoor

Arabian 44-2

Plugs into a standard outlet. No electrician needed.

Seats
2 people
Heater
Low-EMF IR panels
Power
110V / 15A plug-in
Get a quote

Coming soon

Visscher

Western red cedar outdoor saunas with traditional heaters. Ask us about availability now.

Coming soon

Hekla

Barrel and cube outdoor saunas in Thermowood spruce, with electric or wood-burning heat.

Traditional vs infrared

Two kinds of heat

Not sure which one fits? Most people decide based on how hot they like it and what power they have available.

Traditional (Finnish)

174–194°F · Harvia heater with stones

  • Pour water on the stones for a burst of steam (löyly)
  • The classic, intense sauna experience
  • Needs a dedicated 220V circuit
  • Indoor Mojave and outdoor Sonoran series

Infrared

Gentler air temperature · low-EMF panels

  • Warms you directly instead of heating the air
  • Comfortable for longer sessions
  • Plugs into a standard 110V, 15-amp outlet
  • Arabian series, sized for compact spaces

Planning

Space and power, by model

Check this before you fall in love with a size. We confirm everything during your quote.

Model Seats Footprint (W × D × H) Heater Circuit
Mojave 44-2 2 51.2" × 55.1" × 78.8" Harvia 4.5 kW 220V / 25A
Mojave 64-3 3 74" × 55.1" × 78.8" Harvia 6.0 kW 220V / 30A
Mojave 75-4 4 85.8" × 61.8" × 78.8" Harvia 8.0 kW 220V / 40A
Sonoran 55-3 3 63" × 59" × 85.8" Harvia 6.0 kW 220V / 30A
Arabian 44-2 2 47.2" × 39.4" × 74.8" Low-EMF IR panels 110V / 15A plug-in

Traditional saunas need a licensed electrician to run a dedicated 220V circuit. Outdoor models also need a level, solid base such as a concrete pad or reinforced deck.

Free quote

Tell us about your space

We reply within one business day with model options, delivery and install pricing.

  1. Send the form with your model, location and timeline.
  2. We confirm sizing, electrical and site prep with you.
  3. You get a written quote. No pressure, no obligation.

Where will it go?

Questions

Before you visit or quote

What is the difference between traditional and infrared?

Traditional Finnish saunas run 174–194°F with a Harvia heater and stones. Pour water on the stones for a burst of steam (löyly). They need a dedicated 220V circuit. That is the indoor Mojave series and the outdoor Sonoran series. Infrared uses low-EMF panels that warm you directly instead of heating the air, at a gentler air temperature, and is comfortable for longer sessions. The Arabian series plugs into a standard 110V, 15-amp outlet and is sized for compact spaces.

Do I need a 220V circuit, or will a regular outlet work?

Traditional saunas need a licensed electrician to run a dedicated 220V circuit. Mojave 44-2 is 220V / 25A, Mojave 64-3 and Sonoran 55-3 are 220V / 30A, and Mojave 75-4 is 220V / 40A. The Arabian 44-2 is a 110V / 15A plug-in, so no electrician is needed for that model.

What does an outdoor sauna need on site?

Outdoor models need a level, solid base such as a concrete pad or reinforced deck, and a structure that can take snow load. The Sonoran 55-3 has aluminum siding and a stainless steel roof built for snow. We confirm site prep during your quote.

How does a quote work?

Send the form with your model, location, and timeline. We reply within one business day with model options, delivery and install pricing. We confirm sizing, electrical, and site prep with you. You get a written quote. No pressure, no obligation.

Why aren’t prices listed?

Pricing depends on delivery and install, so every quote is built for your home.

Can I see a sauna in person on the weekend?

Yes. Colorado Sauna Co saunas are at the Everything Hot Tubz showrooms in Englewood and Castle Rock, south metro Denver. Both are open Monday–Friday 11am–6pm and Saturday 10am–5pm. Sunday is 12–4pm in Englewood and 12–5pm in Castle Rock.

This weekend

Open 7 days — come sit in one this weekend.

Both Everything Hot Tubz showrooms are open Saturday 10am–5pm. Sunday afternoon is 12–4pm in Englewood and 12–5pm in Castle Rock.

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Locations

See a sauna in person before you buy.