Absolutely. Our outdoor sauna collection is purpose-built for the Canadian climate. The Cedar Horizon and Cedar Heritage barrel saunas are crafted from natural Canadian western red cedar, which is naturally resistant to moisture, warping, and the freeze-thaw cycle. They look stunning in a garden or on a deck and require very little maintenance year-round

Regular sauna sessions are associated with improved cardiovascular circulation, reduced muscle soreness and joint stiffness, deeper and more restful sleep, stress reduction through cortisol regulation, and enhanced skin tone through deep sweating. Infrared saunas in particular are praised for their ability to penetrate muscle tissue at lower ambient temperatures, making them accessible even for those who find traditional heat uncomfortable

Most of our home infrared saunas run on standard household 120V or 240V connections depending on the model size. A solo infrared unit typically draws between 1,200 and 1,750 watts per session, roughly equivalent to a standard hair dryer or electric kettle. A one-hour session costs around 15 to 25 cents in electricity. Barrel and traditional wood-fired saunas are entirely off-grid

Traditional Finnish saunas heat the air inside the cabin to very high temperatures (typically 70 to 100°C) using a wood-fired or electric sauna stove loaded with stones. Infrared saunas use infrared light to warm your body directly at much lower cabin temperatures (45 to 65°C), which many people find gentler and easier to tolerate for longer sessions. Both deliver meaningful wellness benefits and the right choice simply depends on your personal preference

Yes. Every sauna we sell comes with a comprehensive manufacturer warranty that covers the structural
components, heating elements, and electronic controls. Our team provides ongoing after-sales support
through our local showroom and phone line, meaning you never have to navigate a foreign call centre.