Compare 1-Person Saunas
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Choosing a one-person sauna
A one-person sauna is the easiest way to fit a real sauna into a small home. Most here are compact far infrared rooms, many under about 3 ft (90 cm) wide, and several are portable infrared units that fold away.
| Type | Listings | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| Indoor infrared rooms | Most of the range | A spare corner, bedroom or home gym |
| Portable infrared saunas | 4 | Renters and small spaces; fold away after use |
| Traditional and outdoor singles | 3 | Higher heat and löyly from the rocks |
What to check
- Footprint and door swing: measure the corner and allow room to open the door.
- Power: many small infrared rooms use less power than larger saunas, but check the plug, voltage and amps on each listing.
- Height: check the interior height and bench height against the tallest user.
Need room for two? See 2-person saunas. Compare more in 1-person infrared saunas and portable saunas, or use our running cost calculator.
1-Person Saunas FAQ
How much does a 1-person sauna cost?
Here, one-person saunas start at $209.99 for a portable infrared unit; most indoor infrared rooms cost about $1,100 to $2,500.
How much space does a 1-person sauna need?
Check the exterior size on each listing and add room for the door to open. Many single infrared rooms fit a corner about 3 ft (90 cm) square.
Can a 1-person sauna plug into a normal outlet?
Some can; others need a dedicated circuit. Each listing gives its voltage and power, and an electrician should confirm your circuit.
Are there traditional 1-person saunas?
Yes, a few single traditional and outdoor saunas are included, but most one-person saunas are infrared.
