Saunas
Infrared and traditional. 1-person portable booths to flagship 3-person cabins — covered across four tiers in our home-infrared sauna guide.
Saunas reviews
Sun Home Luminar Outdoor Infrared Sauna review
The one outdoor infrared cabin with an aluminum weatherproof shell — no exterior wood to seal, ever. What the $10,999–$13,899 Luminar gets right, the warranty fine print, and why it still isn't plug-and-play.
Therasage Thera360 Plus review
The strongest portable infrared sauna on the market right now — full-spectrum heat, tourmaline panels, real EMF shielding. A breakdown of where it wins and where the head-out form factor still costs you.
Sun Home Eclipse Infrared Sauna review
The Equinox with factory-integrated red light therapy — same heaters, same 0.5mG EMF, a heavier 30A circuit. What the ~$3,900-to-$6,900 step-up buys, and when the cheaper Equinox is the smarter call.
Sun Home Equinox Infrared Sauna review
The premium-tier infrared cabin where the published EMF specs match the marketing language. Full-spectrum heat, eucalyptus interior, 7-year warranty, and one electrical gotcha buyers miss. Covers the 2- and 3-person sizes.
Almost Heaven Spectacle 2-Person Indoor Sauna review
A traditional Finnish sauna in kit form at $6,835. Cedar or hemfir walls, a Harvia 6kW heater, real sauna stones, and a Limited Lifetime Warranty. What you actually get and what the 240V hardwire install really costs.
The full saunas catalog — with filters by price, indoor/outdoor, capacity, and electrical requirements — is being built. In the meantime, the reviews above and the buyer's guide cover the models worth considering.