Buy a Home Sauna & Indoor Sauna at Home-Deluxe – enjoy the healthy sauna effect in total comfort

More and more people are making their dream come true: having their own home sauna. Before you buy, it’s worth getting well informed so you choose the sauna that truly fits your needs. Besides having enough space, factors like equipment, wood type, construction, and your personal usage habits play a major role.

The health aspect when buying a home sauna

If you already sauna regularly, you know the positive effects: sauna sessions can support the immune system, stimulate circulation, and help reduce stress. With your own Home-Deluxe home sauna, you can enjoy these benefits even more efficiently, more often, and more relaxed – without travel time or opening hours.

Buy a home sauna and benefit from maximum comfort

In your indoor sauna at home, you decide everything yourself: temperature, session length, infusions, and ambiance. You choose whether you want to relax quietly, listen to music, or sauna with friends. Buying a home sauna is ideal if you value privacy, flexibility, and comfort.

More time to relax with a home sauna

A home sauna saves you time because your sauna at home is available whenever you need it – in the morning, in the evening, or in between. No driving, no waiting, no fixed hours: you start your wellness moment exactly when it fits your day.

Buy a home sauna and benefit from lower long-term costs

With your own home sauna, you invest in comfort for the long run and can reduce recurring costs over time. Admission fees, travel expenses, parking, and other spa-related costs no longer apply. Over the years, the purchase of a home sauna can pay off quickly.

Indoor sauna: a sauna for your home from Home-Deluxe

An indoor sauna brings wellness directly into your four walls. Home-Deluxe models are made from durable spruce wood or Canadian hemlock and feature a safety-glass front. A powerful sauna heater provides enjoyable heat in a temperature range of 80–100 °C.

Our saunas come with an exclusive sauna set including an hourglass, thermometer, ladle, wooden bucket, and sauna stones. Thanks to easy-care surfaces and quick, straightforward assembly, set-up is uncomplicated.

Log sauna (Blockbohlen) as a home sauna from Home-Deluxe

With its solid construction made of thick wooden beams, a log sauna can be used as an outdoor sauna, an indoor sauna, or in a separate sauna room. Heat radiation is very even and gentle, and the thick wood stores warmth for a long time.

However, it takes a bit longer for the sauna room to reach the desired temperature. Depending on the model, space requirements range from about 5 to 30 square meters.

Buy a panel sauna (Elementsauna) as a home sauna

The panel sauna is the most cost-effective sauna type and a classic indoor sauna. The individual elements consist of thinner wooden walls insulated with a vapor barrier and insulation material, assembled on site.

With a space requirement of roughly 2 to 10 square meters, this sauna type can deliver excellent results when insulation is sufficient. A major advantage is the short heat-up time, which can lower energy consumption. However, it also cools down faster once the heater is switched off. Avoid very cheap low-quality products – they often don’t provide a good sauna climate.

Finnish sauna as a sauna for your home

The classic Finnish sauna is especially popular. With temperatures up to about 90 °C and dry air, it is generally gentle on the circulation and—depending on the model—suitable for indoor use or as an outdoor sauna. Typical space requirements range from about 4 to 12 square meters. Often built as a solid-wood sauna, it impresses with a natural look and a pleasant indoor climate.

Sauna for the living room or apartment – wellness in a small space

Not everyone has room for a dedicated sauna area – but you don’t have to miss out on relaxing sauna sessions. A sauna for the living room or a compact apartment sauna is ideal if you want a private wellness oasis in limited space. Home-Deluxe indoor saunas are designed to fit even in smaller apartments.

Thanks to smart construction and quality materials like durable spruce wood or Canadian hemlock, they offer both an attractive look and effective insulation. The heat stays inside the sauna cabin, while the exterior warms only moderately – ideal for use in living spaces.

The modern safety-glass front creates an open, airy feel and prevents the cabin from feeling cramped. Depending on the model, saunas may include LED lighting for a cozy atmosphere.

With a mini sauna for your apartment, you can benefit from sauna wellness even in a small home—often without major renovations or a dedicated wellness room.

If you don’t tolerate the high heat of a classic sauna very well, an infrared sauna can be a great alternative. In this type, the air is heated via an infrared surface heating system integrated into the walls, up to a maximum of around 50 °C. Infrared cabins require very little space—about 3 to 5 square meters—making them an ideal solution if you have limited room.

Private wellness oasis – a space-saving one-person sauna

A one-person sauna is perfect if you want a compact wellness retreat in a small space. A mini sauna for an apartment impresses with space-saving dimensions, easy assembly, and high-quality workmanship. Despite the compact size, these models offer full sauna comfort with illuminated sauna cabins and an elegant glass front.

Whether you’re looking for a small or large indoor sauna, Home-Deluxe offers a variety of excellent-quality models for your personal wellness experience.

Order an indoor sauna for 2 people online

A 2-person indoor sauna is ideal for couples or small households. These models offer a compact design without sacrificing comfort and functionality. The sauna cabins are made from high-quality materials and equipped with a powerful sauna heater. The mix of glass elements and fine wood creates a stylish look that blends beautifully into your living space.

Indoor sauna for 4 to 6 people – relaxation for the whole family

If you need more space, an indoor sauna for 4 to 6 people is the right choice. These models offer generous seating or reclining areas and are perfect for families or sauna sessions with friends. Modern design and well-planned construction create a relaxing atmosphere, while high-quality materials ensure long-lasting durability.

Buy a home sauna – choosing the right wood and wall thickness

Once you’ve chosen your preferred sauna type, pay attention to good wood quality and sufficient wall thickness. Individual wooden elements should be at least about 38 mm thick to ensure pleasant heat radiation.

If you sauna often and want spontaneous use, a slightly thinner wall can be beneficial because it shortens the heat-up time. If you prefer longer sessions, a solid-wood sauna with thicker walls is ideal: it takes longer to heat up but stores warmth significantly longer.

A high-quality home sauna is often lined inside with hemlock wood. Its dense structure stores heat very effectively. For the exterior cladding, Nordic spruce is commonly used because it works well with tongue-and-groove boards and allows high dimensional accuracy.

If you buy a home sauna without interior fittings, bench and backrest woods like aspen are recommended: they have low thermal conductivity, so seating surfaces don’t heat up as much. For a home sauna with steam functionality, moisture-resistant red cedar is especially suitable. In general, make sure your sauna cabin uses only untreated, pollutant-free wood.

Buy a home sauna online at Home-Deluxe – ensure reliable sealing

When ordering your home sauna from Home-Deluxe, check before delivery that all required connections are available—for example, a high-voltage connection for the sauna heater and power for interior lighting.

After delivery, inspect all parts for potential defects—especially the sealing of insulated frames. Whether you choose a panel sauna or a solid-wood sauna, the insulated frame must be reliably sealed against moisture to prevent mold.

During assembly, ensure the elements (panel sauna) or beams (solid-wood sauna) fit precisely and without gaps to avoid leaks. Alternatively, you can hire a professional installation service.

Alternative to a home sauna: steam shower & outdoor barrel sauna

If you don’t have enough space in your home for a sauna, a steam shower is an excellent alternative. With the push of a button, water turns into steam and heats the cabin to about 45–50 °C. A steam shower can also be used as a standard shower, making your bathroom multifunctional.

For nature lovers, a high-quality outdoor barrel sauna is an exciting option. It combines comfort with a strong nature experience in your garden and quickly becomes the highlight of your outdoor wellness area.