Saunas

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Infrared, Traditional or Hybrid?

Choosing the type of heat is the biggest decision.

• Infrared saunas warm your body directly at lower air temperatures and are often ready in 10–20 minutes.
• Traditional saunas use a rock heater for high heat and steam. Ladle water on the stones and plan on 30–45 minutes for the rocks to fully heat.
• Hybrid saunas put both in one cabin, so you don't have to choose.

Red light therapy panels come standard on many models.

What Power Does a Home Sauna Need?

Electrical is the question to settle before you buy.

• Many infrared models and compact traditional models plug into a dedicated 120V outlet, with no other appliances on that circuit.
• Larger rock heaters need a 240V circuit, and some are hardwired by a licensed electrician.
• Hybrids run their two heat sources on two separate circuits.

Every product page lists the exact requirement. We'll review your plan when you ask for pricing.

See Saunas at MinnSpas in Apple Valley

Visit our Apple Valley showroom to compare saunas alongside our hot tubs and swim spas, for a complete home recovery setup. Call or text ahead to check which models are on display.

Saunas – Frequently Asked Questions