Outdoor Sauna

Are outdoor saunas worth it?

Yes, an outdoor home sauna is worth your dime; it depends on the owner’s preference, space, and budget. The outdoor saunas offer unique experiences in entertainment and health benefits. If you own a sleek backyard sauna, you can redefine luxury by inviting your friends to try your outside sauna. The outdoor steam saunas help improve blood circulation and toxins removal, reducing pressure and relieving joint and muscle pain. While some of the best outdoor saunas are considerably expensive, they help save money as they can be used all year round. You won’t have to pay for expensive spa treatments. The outdoor saunas provide a getaway option to relax physically and mentally. It rejuvenates your energy while adding value to your property.

What is the cost of an outdoor sauna?

On average, outdoor steam rooms and saunas range from $2500 - $6000. Moreover, you’ll have to incur some slightly extra cost for the concrete slab used in the foundation. The prices of the saunas depend on the type of wood used and the craftsmanship design. For instance, a Dundalk sauna ranges from $6000 - $12,000 depending on its size. The outdoor barrel saunas cost between $2,500 to $14,000 or even more, for the larger sizes. The traditional outdoor sauna’s prices range from $6,000 to $11,000, while the outdoor infrared sauna goes from $4,000 to $9,000. Generally, a 2-person outdoor sauna is slightly more expensive than a 1-person outdoor sauna. However, running an outdoor sauna is slightly cheap as they incur less electrical costs, with some having wood-burning options.

How long do outdoor saunas last?

A well-designed outdoor home sauna can last decades. Some of the best outdoor saunas can last more than 15-25 years if correctly cared for and maintained. The outdoor barrel saunas made from red cedar can last longer than 30 years. The outdoor saunas need regular maintenance on both the interior and exterior. Scrub the benches with mild water and vacuum loose debris and dirt. Additionally, use a cover to protect the saunas from extreme weather conditions such as hurricanes, snow, and scorching sun, which taints the wood.