Custom Outdoor Saunas.
Custom Indoor Saunas.
Modular Saunas.
Custom Sauna Options.
Design Your Dream Sauna.
There are a variety of customizations that you can put in your sauna beyond the size & layout and heater choice.
Wood types, bench skirts, backrests, door, and bullnose trim are popular customizations in saunas.
Sauna Wood Types.
The wood type is one of the largest factors to consider in the sauna. Each wood type offers a different feel. Wood types can be mixed and matched (from exterior to interior, wall T&G to benching).
We offer five main wood types in our saunas.
Clear Western Red Cedar, Clear Canadian Hemlock, Finnleo Black Taika, Nordic Spruce, and Knotty Cedar.
Clear Western Red cedar
Clear western red cedar is an elegant sauna wood type with much variance in color and a distinct cedar smell.
Clear Western Red Cedar is a popular choice in saunas because of its beautiful colors and scent.
clear canadian hemlock
Clear Canadian Hemlock is a popular wood in saunas for its consistent light red color, tight grains, and minimal scent.
Clear Canadian Hemlock is an excellent wood type for the sauna. It features a distinct lighter red color, with less variance in color than Cedar. Often a popular choice for those who don’t prefer the smell of Cedar.
nordic spruce
Nordic Spruce is very commonly used in saunas built in the Nordic Region (the birthplace of traditional saunas).
Nordic Spruce has a distinct, brighter yellow color with knots. It’s popular because of it’s less expensive than the other most common wood types for saunas. Nordic Spruce also makes sauna rooms feel more “spacious”.
Because Nordic Spruce is knotty (knots get hot in the sauna), all of our sauna benching and backrests in Nordic Spruce saunas are built with knot-free Abachi or Aspen.
Black Taika
Black Taika offers a unique, classy look. It pairs well with Clear Hemlock benching and backrests.
Finnish saunas would turn dark brown, or even black as they got used over the years. To match a similar look, Finnleo offers Black Taika.
Knotty Eastern white Cedar
Knotty Cedar is a less expensive way to put Cedar in your sauna.
Knotty Eastern White Cedar is a popular, budget-friendly way to put Cedar wood in your sauna. Because the knots will get hot in the sauna, the benching & backrests are made of a Clear Western Red Cedar.
Bench Skirts.
Bench skirts are an aesthetic upgrade in the sauna.
Backrests.
The backrest is a critical aspect of the sauna because it provides comfort, while also improving the aesthetic long-term look of the wall tongue and groove boards.
The 2-Bar Backrest comes standard in all of our custom saunas. View upgradable backrest options below.
2-Bar Standard
The 2-Bar Backrest comes standard in every custom cut sauna. Available in all wood types.
3-Bar Wide
The 3-Bar Wide is available in Clear Canadian Hemlock.
3-Bar Wide Heat Treated
The 3-Bar Wide Heat Treated Backrest features Clear Canadian Hemlock and heat-treated Alder.
6-Bar Curved
The 6-Bar Curved Backrest comes in any of the standard wood types.
6-Bar Curved Heat-Treated
The 6-Bar Curved Heat-Treated Backrest is available in any wood type & heat-treated Alder.
3-Bar
The 3-Bar Backrest is available in all wood types.
2-Bar Wide
The 2-Bar Wide Backrest is available in Clear Canadian Hemlock.
5-Bar Heat-Treated
The 5-Bar Heat-Treated Backrest is available in heat-treated Alder and Abachi.
