About Which Sauna

Most sauna mistakes happen before the sauna arrives: a heater too small for the room, a cabinet that needs a circuit the panel cannot spare, an outdoor kit with no plan for the foundation. This site starts with those numbers, the room's volume, the heater's kilowatts and the amps it draws, and then compares the saunas and heaters people buy on what their makers publish.

The other questions are plain: infrared or a traditional heater with stones, indoor or out, and what the house's electrical service can carry. The answers decide the sauna.

How the guides are written

We work from the manufacturers' and sellers' product pages, the heater and cabinet installation manuals, and the electrical code. Where a seller publishes a figure only on a retail listing, the card says so. Health claims are left out, and claims about EMF levels are attributed to the makers that publish them. We do not run our own laboratory tests.

How the site is paid for

Product links go to Amazon, and Which Sauna earns a commission on purchases made through them. The details are on the affiliate disclosure page.

Contact

Corrections and questions: [email protected].

Which Sauna is an independent guide and is not affiliated with any sauna or heater manufacturer.