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A sauna for home: warmth and relaxation in your own house

A sauna for home puts warmth, relaxation and a fixed moment of rest within easy reach. This collection holds the ICEO saunas suited to home use, from compact infrared cabins for indoors to Finnish outdoor saunas for the garden. You choose based on space, the kind of heat you find pleasant and whether you want to place it indoors or outdoors.

Finnish sauna or infrared sauna?

The two main types for home differ mainly in the kind of heat:

  • Finnish sauna: high temperature (around 70 to 90 degrees Celsius) with the option to control humidity by pouring water over the stones. The classic, intense sauna experience, often as an outdoor sauna.
  • Infrared sauna: a milder temperature where infrared rays warm your body directly. Pleasant and easy to get into, ideal for indoors.

To see everything side by side, browse all saunas.

Where do you place a sauna at home?

  • Indoors: an infrared sauna fits in a spacious bathroom, bedroom or hobby room.
  • Outdoors: a Finnish outdoor sauna comes into its own in the garden, especially alongside an ice bath.

Combining sauna and ice bath

Many people alternate heat with cold, for example a sauna followed by an ice bath. That combination is called contrast therapy. Browse the contrast therapy sets or our ice baths if you want both at home.

Possible benefits and safe sauna use

A sauna is used above all to relax and switch off; many people experience it as a pleasant moment of recovery. Effects differ from person to person. A session usually lasts 10 to 15 minutes. Drink plenty of water and consult your doctor first if you have heart or vascular complaints, blood pressure problems or if you are pregnant.

Further reading on a sauna for home

Want to know more before you choose? These knowledge base articles will help:

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Which is better for home: a Finnish sauna or an infrared sauna?
That depends on your preference and your space. A Finnish sauna gives high, intense heat and often sits outdoors; an infrared sauna heats more mildly and is easy to get into indoors. Both are suitable for home use.
How much space do I need for a sauna at home?
An infrared sauna for 1 person fits in a limited indoor space, while a Finnish outdoor sauna needs more room in the garden. Choose based on the space you have and the number of people.
Can I place a sauna indoors?
Yes, an infrared sauna is very well suited to indoor use, for example in a spacious bathroom or hobby room. Finnish saunas are more often placed outdoors.
How long do you stay in a sauna?
A session usually lasts 10 to 15 minutes. Listen to your body and drink plenty of water. Build up gently when you start.
Can I combine a sauna with an ice bath?
Yes, alternating heat and cold is called contrast therapy and is a popular combination. Many people place a sauna and an ice bath next to each other in the garden.
Is a sauna for home safe?
For most healthy people, yes. If you have heart or vascular complaints, blood pressure problems or if you are pregnant, consult your doctor first. Drink plenty of water and do not overdo the length of the session.