The Different Types of Outdoor Saunas

The sauna's modern aesthetic and fresh, natural touch have a timeless design form that makes it as appealing in your backyard as it is in a remote landscape. Fortunately, buying and installing a sauna or sauna kit at home has never been easier, and you can easily achieve full rejuvenation at any time.

For all things sauna, read on for the details in our comprehensive guide to owning a sauna at home as we answer frequently asked questions and dive into the details. If you're just looking for advice on buying the best outdoor sauna, scroll down to the bottom.

different types of saunas
There are several different types of the most popular home saunas, which vary according to the heating method. Traditional Finnish Sauna - Traditional Finnish saunas from Finland use electric heaters and sometimes wood stoves to generate ambient heat. Moisture is used to increase humidity. This is the most common modern home sauna on the market today.

Dry Sauna - A dry sauna is exactly the same as a traditional sauna, but it doesn't use water to create a hotter, more humid atmosphere. Infrared Sauna - Infrared saunas differ from traditional saunas in that they use infrared heaters to emit infrared rays that emit enough ambient heat to heat the sauna.