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Buying guide: Hekla saunas
A Hekla sauna can be an indoor infrared cabin or an outdoor cube or barrel, and each needs different power, base and space. Start by deciding where the sauna will live, before you compare sizes or seat counts. Once that is sorted, the heater and seating are much easier to narrow down.
Start with where the sauna will live, because indoor infrared cabins need a suitable room and power supply, while outdoor cube and barrel models need a firm base, clearance and a heater route. Then check the seating for the number of people who will use it together, since listed headcounts are not always the same as comfortable seating. Finally, confirm what the product page includes, such as the heater, and check the power or flue details before you order.
You want the cabin to fit the room and suit the power you have.
Check the listed footprint and the plug or supply details on the product page before you order.
See infrared saunasYou want a cabin that holds up outdoors and sits on a firm, level base.
Check the base requirements on the product page, and plan the power or heater route before delivery.
See outdoor saunasYou want a seat for everyone who uses it, without buying a larger cabin than you need.
Check the bench layout and seat type for the number of people, rather than the listed range alone.
See all saunasYou want the heater, the power and the cabin to work together from the start.
Check the heater options and whether one is included, then confirm the supply or flue with a qualified installer.
Ask our team about heater optionsShare the room or garden spot measurements, the plug or supply you have, and how many people will sit in it together. We can help you match the Hekla model to your site before you order.
Contact the teamThe questions below cover whether an indoor Hekla infrared sauna needs a special supply, which models suit a garden, how many people it seats, what is included and which heater the single-person cabin uses.
The single-person Hekla infrared sauna plugs into a standard socket. Other models may need a different supply, so check the power details on each product page before you order.
The outdoor cube and barrel models are listed for garden use, while the infrared cabins are listed as indoor saunas. Check each product page before you plan your site.
We list them from one person up to six. Listed headcounts are often generous, so check the bench layout rather than the top number.
Check the product page for the heater, controls and benches that come with the model, because included items vary by product. Anything not listed will need buying or planning separately.
Not always. An infrared cabin that plugs into a standard socket may need no fixed installation, but if the product page asks for a dedicated supply, have a qualified electrician fit it before delivery.
This model has a full-spectrum infrared heater of about one and a half kilowatts. Check the heater details on the product page and manual before you plan the room.
Check the dimensions, seating and features on each product page before you order.
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