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Four Person Far-Infrared Old Fir Outdoor Sauna Room

Sale price$3,282.95

Four Person Far-Infrared Old Fir Outdoor Sauna Room
Four Person Far-Infrared Old Fir Outdoor Sauna Room Sale price$3,282.95

Four Person Far-Infrared Old Fir Outdoor Sauna Room

2100W Outdoor Infrared Sauna with 8 Heating Panels, Bluetooth, Touch Controls, and Dual-Bench Interior

This four-person outdoor infrared sauna is built from solid old fir and designed as a permanent backyard or patio installation. Eight far-infrared heating panels provide a total output of approximately 2100 W, with a maximum operating temperature of about 60°C / 140°F.

The control system includes an LCD touchscreen with temperature and timer functions. Bluetooth audio, reading light, ambient lighting, and color accent lighting are integrated into the cabin. Current exact-SKU listings also identify built-in ventilation and an exterior finish intended for outdoor placement.

The overall envelope is approximately 48.66 × 73.09 × 83.5 inches, with a narrower lower footprint. The interior uses two bench sections so the cabin can accommodate multiple users without the tight single-bench arrangement common in smaller infrared saunas.

Key Features

  • Capacity: Up to 4 people.
  • Construction: Old fir.
  • Heating: 8 far-infrared panels.
  • Power: Approx. 2100 W.
  • Temperature: Up to approx. 60°C / 140°F.
  • Controls: LCD touchscreen with timer and temperature settings.
  • Audio: Bluetooth.
  • Lighting: Reading, ambient, and color accent lighting.
  • Ventilation: Integrated.
  • Placement: Outdoor installation.

Dimensions & Layout

Maximum exterior envelope Approx. 48.66 × 73.09 × 83.5 in
Lower footprint Approx. 48.66 × 62.81 × 73.35 in
Heating panels 8
Rated power Approx. 2100 W

Outdoor Site Planning

Prepare a stable, level, load-bearing base with drainage around the cabin. Plan the electrical route, ventilation, service access, and delivery path before assembly. Outdoor construction does not eliminate the need for sensible weather management: avoid standing water at the base and preserve access for exterior maintenance.