Outdoor Garden Saunas Traditional and Infrared

Ultimate Luxury
Health Rewards
Easy Install

Ultimate Luxury

See our online reviews. We have something for everyone, Traditional models for those seeking and authentic experience, Infrared for those wanting leading technology, full spectrum for those wanting the best and Hybrid combination models for those wanting it all. Don’t buy an inferior model and regret it. Buy the right model first time

Health Rewards

Every decent gym, spa and medical practitioner knows about plentiful health rewards on offer. The perfect environment for relaxing, for aiding recovery, relieving aches and pains and improving sleep. Regular use offers healthier skin and appearance, a relief for arthritis and weight management. We have lots of information on our site on the wonderful benefits of our outdoor saunas

Easy Install

Designed with ease in mind. Even the most novice DIY’er can effortlessly install our models. Many can be built within just a few hours with the occasional assistance of a second person. Guaranteed to last, so why not have the ultimate in a home retreat? The only problem is telling friends and family do stay away

What is an outdoor sauna?

A sauna is a room heated to a high temperature so that the people inside it sweat. Traditional saunas use steam created by pouring water onto hot rocks. Originally the rocks were heated by fire, modern saunas often use electric heaters and infrared panels to heat

What are the benefits of having an outdoor sauna?

Saunas combine the benefits of heat and steam. The heat relaxes the body and mind. It also opens up the body’s pores and encourages sweat which is a cleanser. The steam cleanses the body inside and out. It can even get deep into the lungs to soothe respiratory conditions

What does an outdoor sauna do for your body?

A sauna both relaxes and stimulates the body. The heat relaxes both muscles and blood vessels. It also stimulates blood flow. This is very beneficial for the joints and can relieve even chronic pain e.g. from arthritis. The steam deep-cleanses the body both inside and outside

Frequently Asked Questions

Having looked at your installation guide am I right in thinking that a registered electrician is required for installation so as to obtain a warranty ?

Most our saunas are rated under 3Kw and anyone can install one of these saunas, indeed they are designed to be quick build and any DIY'er can have the body assembled within 20 minutes. If there is a plug socket nearby, they simply plugin. UK law states that any new electric supply (feed from the mains board or ring main) is installed by a 'Part P' registered electrician. This will more than likely be part of any home insurance also. The manual refers to this, but for the actual build of most sauna's and 'plugging in', anyone can undertake this For any large sauna over 3kw (and all traditional & Hybrid models) these need hardwiring and more than likely, you will need to consult an electrician on how connecting such a product relates to your homes set-up

Which is best, a Traditional sauna or infrared?

A traditional sauna combines the benefits of heat and steam. An infrared sauna only offers the benefit of heat but does penetrate deeper and offers more health rewards. Infrared saunas are easier to tolerated and easier to facilitate in the home. However many traditionalists prefer the natural solutions of a traditional sauna

How do saunas work?

A traditional sauna works by heating both the general space and the container of rocks. Water is poured on the rocks and these create steam to create humidity. Modern use infrared heat to penetrate deeper into the skin below surface level and heat from the inside out. Both methods encourage perspiration, increased blood flow and burn calories

Is it OK to sauna every day?

For most people, it is OK to sauna every day as long as you take proper precautions. In particular, make sure that you drink plenty of water and have something light to eat both before and after your treatment. It’s also OK if you sauna 3-5 times a week as an addition to a healthy lifestyle

Do saunas detox your body?

Saunas detox you by making you sweat, this is a natural way to remove toxins. The reason sweat smells is that it is full of much of the same waste and unwanted nasties as urine. The sweat passing out through the skin gives it a throughout cleanse also

Does a sauna reduce inflammation?

A sauna can do a lot to reduce inflammation. Saunas stimulate the heart. This, in turn, stimulates the blood flow. Blood contains white cells which repair damage to the body. This includes inflammation. Blood also delivers oxygen and nutrients and carries away toxins

How much does it cost to run?

Please find our brief guide here - https://Posh.co.uk/knowledge-base/how-much-electricity-will-my-item-use/ For more information see our calculator here - https://Posh.co.uk/blog/steam-shower-sauna-and-whirpool-bath-running-costs/

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