Outdoor Hybrid Sauna

Experience versatility and luxury with our hybrid sauna that seamlessly adapts to your preferences. Suitable for both indoor and outdoor placement, it effortlessly transitions between traditional and infrared sauna experiences. The all-weather espresso exterior paired with natural Canadian red cedar evokes a lavish ambiance, making it a perfect addition to any environment.

Equipped with an oversized chromotherapy lighting system, a touchscreen control panel featuring Bluetooth-enabled performance speakers, and a powerful 6kW or 8kW stove, our hybrid sauna offers a complete sensory experience. Elevate your choice by opting for PureTech™ Near Zero EMF Heating Panels, turning this traditional sauna into a hybrid, and unlocking the full spectrum of sauna benefits. Indulge in the epitome of relaxation and wellness with our state-of-the-art hybrid sauna.

Embark on a timeless journey into the art of traditional sauna, a practice woven into the fabric of human history for thousands of years. Defined by the embrace of higher temperatures, this ancient ritual transcends mere relaxation; it serves as a profound catalyst for improved well-being. Recent studies showcase the art of traditional sauna, revealing its association with reduced cardiovascular mortality in both men and women, underlining the enduring impact of this age-old practice on human health.

"Sauna bathing is associated with reduced cardiovascular mortality and improves risk prediction in men and women": a prospective cohort study

Using reforested wood is crucial for sustainable forestry and protecting the environment. It helps replenish the world's forests, reduce deforestation, and mitigate climate change, promoting long-term ecological balance and responsible resource management.

The vast majority of the long-term research and the benefits of sauna has been conducted at 175°F and above.

Traditional sauna bathing has numerous health benefits including the promotion of mental well-being and relaxation; however, until now, its association with mental disorders has been unknown. In this new study, frequent sauna bathing was strongly associated with a reduced risk of psychotic disorders. These new findings add to emerging evidence that frequent sauna therapy could reduce the risk of several acute and chronic health conditions including anxiety.

"Sauna Bathing and Risk of Psychotic Disorders:" A Prospective Cohort Study