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Iglucraft Saunas

Iglucraft saunas bring a distinctive curved silhouette to the outdoor sauna market, handmade in Estonia from spruce and aspen using traditional woodworking techniques passed down through generations. The rounded shape promotes natural convection, so heat circulates evenly instead of pooling near the ceiling. Every Iglusauna arrives fully assembled, ready to connect to power and use. The range spans four sizes, from the Single to the Panoramic, each available with a wood-fired or electric heater option so that you can match capacity and heat source to your garden and household.

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The Iglucraft Range

Iglucraft’s current lineup covers four core models, each built around the same signature curved design and available in wood-fired or electric configurations to suit your installation and preference.

Model

Capacity

Floor Area

Layout

Starting Price

Single

Up to 4

42 sq ft

One room

$33,900

Double

Up to 6

90 sq ft

Sauna plus lounge/changing room

$43,900

Triple

Up to 6

117 sq ft

Sauna, washing room, and lounge/changing room

$49,900

Panoramic

Up to 6

147 sq ft

Sauna plus lounge, with panoramic window

$99,900

The Single Iglusauna is the entry point into the range. It’s a compact single room seating up to four bathers in a 94.5-inch footprint. It ships with:

  • Triple-layered spruce shingles
  • A natural aspen interior
  • A locking exterior door with a glass window for natural light
  • A wood-fired option for buyers who prefer an off-grid heat source

The Double Iglusauna steps up to a two-room layout, pairing the sauna with a separate lounge and changing area, useful for households or small groups who want somewhere to unwind before or after a session. It is also available as a wood-fired model.

The Triple Iglusauna adds a third room, a dedicated washing area, alongside the sauna and lounge, making it a genuine spa suite rather than just a sauna cabin. A wood-fired version is also available.

At the top of the range, the Panoramic Iglusauna pairs the sauna-and-lounge layout with an expansive panoramic window, opening the interior to garden views. It is also offered as a wood-fired configuration.

What Makes Iglucraft Different

Three things set Iglucraft apart from more conventional flat-sided cabins: the timber, the shape, and the finish.

Each Iglusauna uses a spruce exterior with an aspen interior, both natural woods chosen for how they perform in a hot, humid environment. Spruce holds up well outdoors across seasons, while aspen stays cool to the touch and has a smooth, pale finish that suits the bright, minimal interior aesthetic Iglucraft is known for. Triple-layered spruce shingles on the roof and exterior walls add weather resistance without relying on chemical treatments.

The curved, rounded structure is the other defining feature. Rather than a flat ceiling, the arched form supports natural airflow, allowing heat to circulate more evenly around the cabin. This reduces the temperature difference between the upper and lower areas of the sauna and helps the room reach a comfortable, consistent heat throughout a session.

Every Iglusauna also arrives fully assembled. Rather than a flat pack kit requiring days of construction, the unit is built and shipped as a complete structure, so once it is positioned and connected, it is ready to use.

Wood-Fired or Electric: Which Should You Choose

Every model in the Iglucraft range is available with either a wood-fired or an electric heater setup, and the right choice depends on how you plan to use the sauna and what utilities are already available at the installation site.

  • A wood-fired option suits buyers without easy access to a suitable electrical supply, or those who prefer the ritual and character of building and tending a wood fire as part of the sauna experience. It also makes the Iglusauna a genuinely off-grid option for more remote garden locations.
  • An electric setup is generally more convenient for regular, frequent use. Once wired in, it heats consistently at the press of a button, without needing fuel stored on site. Iglucraft cabins include a dedicated electrical compartment for this purpose, though the heater itself is sold separately, so you can choose the exact model and output that suits your space.

Our full range of HUUM sauna heaters is worth browsing if you are specifying an electric Iglusauna and want a heater matched to the cabin size.

Choosing the Right Size for Your Space

Capacity is the other major decision point, and it is worth thinking about not just how many people you expect to use the sauna at once, but how you actually want to sit or lie down inside it.

If you are set on a specific bench length rather than starting from the model name, our size-specific collections make it easier to browse by capacity directly, including:

If you are still deciding between an Iglucraft cabin and a more traditional rectangular build, our wider range of traditional Finnish saunas is a useful comparison point.

If you are unsure which size suits your space or household, get in touch with our team, and we can help you work through the options before you order.

Delivery and What to Expect

Because every Iglusauna ships fully assembled rather than as a flat pack kit, delivery looks a little different from a typical sauna purchase. The complete structure arrives on a pallet, so access to your installation site matters; plan a clear path wide enough for the unit and any equipment needed to move it into place before your delivery date.

The base the sauna sits on needs to be level and able to bear the weight of the structure, which varies by model given the size differences across the range. A concrete slab, paving, or a purpose-built deck are all suitable options, and our team can advise on what your specific model requires before you finalize your site preparation.

If you are choosing an electric model, it is worth arranging your electrician in advance so the wiring can be completed close to your delivery date rather than leaving the sauna unused for an extended period while you wait for an installation slot. Wood-fired models avoid this step entirely, since they require no electrical connection to get started.

Caring for Your Iglusauna

A little routine care keeps an Iglusauna looking and performing well for years:

  • After each session, wipe down the aspen benches and walls and let the cabin dry fully with the door open, which helps prevent moisture from building up between uses.
  • Before first use, and periodically thereafter, treat the interior wood with a sauna-specific oil to maintain its appearance and keep the surface comfortable against skin.
  • Outside, check the exterior shingles and door hardware occasionally, particularly after periods of heavy weather.

Because the cabin arrives fully assembled and finished, there is no ongoing construction maintenance required, just the same sensible upkeep any quality outdoor timber structure benefits from.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Iglucraft saunas delivered fully assembled?
Yes. Every Iglusauna model arrives fully built and ready to position, rather than as a flat pack kit requiring assembly on site.
What is the difference between the wood-fired and electric versions?
The wood-fired version uses a traditional wood-burning heater and suits off-grid installations or buyers who prefer the ritual of tending a fire. The electric version requires a dedicated power supply and heater, which is sold separately, and offers more convenient day-to-day operation.
What materials are Iglucraft saunas made from?
Each cabin uses a spruce exterior with triple-layered shingles and a natural aspen interior for the walls, benches, and trim. Both are chosen for their performance in hot, humid sauna environments.
Why is the curved shape significant?
The rounded structure supports natural convection, helping heat circulate evenly through the cabin rather than concentrating near the ceiling. This creates a more consistent temperature throughout a session.
Do I need an electrician for the electric models?
Yes. A qualified electrician should connect any electric heater to ensure a safe installation that meets local requirements. Contact our team if you would like guidance on what your installation will need.

If you have any other questions about the Iglucraft range or want help choosing between models, contact our team and we will help you find the right fit for your space.

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