Traditional warmth, close to home. A compact wooden cabin, a glazed front and a quiet place to pause indoors.
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Estimated arrival
8–12 weeks from your order
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*Contiguous 48 states.
Chiller + cover included.
Your included warranty
For a one-time $499, RestTone extended protection adds 2 years to each included coverage period: 7 years for the cabin and heater and 4 years for controls and electrical parts, all measured from delivery.
Coverage starts on delivery. A replacement part does not restart or extend the original coverage period.
We’ll contact you after purchase to arrange assembly. Electrical work, structural changes and base preparation are not included.
The exterior measures approximately 49.2 × 41.3 × 82.7 inches. It has a compact footprint but a taller cabin than our small infrared model. Choose a dry indoor room with sufficient ceiling clearance and space for the door, heater clearances and assembly.
A rear timber bench provides the classic upright sauna position, with the electric heater toward the front. This is a compact seated cabin, not a recliner. Check the interior layout if you plan to share sessions or need extra room to stretch out.
No. The 6 kW heater needs a higher-voltage electrical connection; the sauna specification is 220V. An ordinary U.S. 120V outlet is unsuitable. Have an electrician match the supply and circuit to the actual heater’s rating plate and installation instructions.
The cabin needs assembly, and the electric heater needs the proper electrical connection before use. Free delivery is curbside; carrying it indoors, assembly and electrical work are separate. Check the current delivery dates beside Add to Cart.
Yes. Call +1 (251) 360-3232 or use our contact form. We are available 24/7 to help with fit, power, delivery or care. Have your space measurements and ZIP code ready if you want help planning the setup.
Your time, at home
Close the day with a little space for yourself. Warm timber, a compact cabin and the familiar ritual of traditional heat.
Stories across our saunas, cold plunge and store.
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Well-being, with context
A routine that feels good deserves a closer look. Here’s what studies tell us—and where the evidence is still developing.
User survey
Relaxation and stress reduction are among the main reasons regular users make sauna part of their routine.
A 2019 survey of 482 sauna users found relaxation was a leading motivation. It describes personal experiences across sauna types, rather than proving a treatment effect.
Read the published study
Self-reported experience
Many regular sauna users report better sleep after a session. Controlled research is still limited.
The same survey recorded perceived sleep benefits. Participants volunteered their responses, and there was no control group, so this is not a guarantee of better sleep.
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Short-term study
Small experimental studies show that traditional sauna heat temporarily increases blood flow.
A 2024 study of 18 young and middle-aged adults measured increased limb blood flow during sauna heating. It did not establish lasting health benefits or disease prevention.
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Randomized trial
A small trial found that adding traditional sauna to exercise improved cardiovascular fitness more than exercise alone.
The eight-week trial involved 47 sedentary adults with cardiovascular risk factors. There was no sauna-only group, so the findings do not make sauna a substitute for exercise.
Read the published studyEvidence varies by outcome, sauna type and study population. These studies did not test this RestTone sauna, and individual results vary.
Make well-being a routine
An indoor sauna ritual, close to the life you already lead.
A place to pause
A timber bench and shaped backrest make room for a quieter moment.
Your own rhythm
Keep your sauna close to the routines that help you unwind.
After your session
Sit down, have some water and take your time before moving on.
The finishing touches
The configuration shown has a hemlock cabin, bench seating and a glazed front with a central door. Ask us for the final packing list to confirm the electric stove, stones, guard, controller and accessories before ordering.
A compact rectangular cabin with a clear glazed front.
A continuous rear bench sits beneath three slatted backrest panels.
A timber enclosure surrounds the front-left heating position.
Clear glazing and a straight wooden pull keep the entrance simple.
Site preparation and electrical installation are arranged separately. Confirm the service scope before booking.
Built for your daily ritual
A closer look at what makes this sauna yours.
Horizontal boards and a clean upper frame bring warmth to the cabin.
Silver hinges support the central door beside the fixed glazing.
An electric sauna stove warms the cabin. Confirm the selected heater, stone package and operating guidance before use.
The rear bench and slatted backrests form the seating area. Confirm usable bench dimensions and rated capacity before ordering.
A small control panel sits high on the inner right wall. Ask us to confirm the supplied controller and its functions.
Plan a suitable indoor location using the final installation drawing, including heater clearances, ventilation and service access.
Find your kind of heat
Both create warmth, but they deliver it differently. Choose the feel you enjoy and the setup that works for you.
| What changes | Infrared sauna  |
Traditional saunaThis sauna  |
|---|---|---|
| How it heats | Infrared panels or emitters provide radiant warmth toward the body and nearby surfaces. | A stove heats sauna stones and the cabin air. |
| How it feels | Direct radiant warmth; the experience depends on the model and settings. | Heated cabin air surrounds you in a classic sauna setting. |
| Water & steam | A standard infrared cabin does not use water on heated stones. | Stone heaters can allow a brief burst of steam. Follow the exact heater’s water-use instructions. |
| Warming up | Warm-up depends on the heating system, room conditions and chosen setting. Follow the model-specific operating guidance. | Warm-up depends on heater selection, room conditions and the chosen setting. Follow the exact operating guide. |
| Planning the setup | Connection and circuit requirements vary by model. Check its installation guide. | Allow space for the cabin, heater clearances and a suitable electrical connection. Confirm the circuit before installation. |
| Choose it if… | You prefer radiant warmth in an infrared cabin. | You enjoy a compact indoor cabin and traditional stove-heated air. |
Fit & specifications
Measure the area you have in mind and the route to reach it. Leave room for access, maintenance and the clearances in the final guide.
Plan the whole space
Measure the cabin area, leave room for the door and keep a clear route from the unloading point.
49.2 × 41.3 × 82.7 in
Confirm the width, depth and height on the final installation drawing. Allow the required clearances around the cabin and above the roof before preparing your room.
Ask for the clear door opening, bench dimensions, heater clearance drawing, package sizes and weights. Check doorways, turns, stairs and the unloading point. Exterior size is not the usable seating area or the required installation space.
Getting ready
Check the unloading point and the route indoors, including doorways, turns and stairs. Confirm the final package sizes and what the delivery service includes.
Use the installation drawing to prepare a suitable indoor area, with space for assembly, door opening, ventilation and servicing. Confirm the floor and electrical requirements before the work begins.
Follow the exact cabin and heater manuals. Check the bench, glazing, heater guard and required clearances, then complete the specified electrical and first-use checks before enjoying the sauna.
Everyday care
Let the sauna cool before care. Follow the cabin and heater manuals for cleaning, drying, ventilation and stone checks. Use only approved products on timber and glass.
The current specification indicates a 6 kW, 220 V heater, but the final U.S. heater, circuit and connection need confirmation. Ask us for the electrical instructions before arranging installation. Do not assume a standard household outlet.
This sauna is intended for indoor use. Follow the final manual for room conditions, ventilation and moisture management. No outdoor weather rating is established.
Before you order
From the heat you feel to the space, power and care it needs—here’s a closer look at owning this sauna.
Ask us a question More questions about use, payment and careIt is a traditional seated sauna, with a timber bench at the back and the heater toward the front. The compact layout is designed for sitting upright. Choose one of our recliner infrared models if supporting your legs in a leaned-back position is a priority.
The exterior measures approximately 49.2 × 41.3 × 82.7 inches, with a footprint of about 14.1 square feet. Allow extra room for the door and assembly, and check ceiling clearance carefully. The heater and ventilation also need the clearances in the installation instructions.
The electrical specification is 220V with a 6 kW heater. This is not a standard U.S. 120V plug-in appliance. Have an electrician check the heater’s rating plate and install the matching supply, connection and protection. Do not choose a breaker or cable size from wattage alone.
No. This model is for a dry indoor location. A covered porch or patio is still exposed to outdoor conditions. Choose a purpose-built outdoor sauna for those spaces, and prepare a suitable indoor floor, ventilation and access for this cabin.
An electric sauna stove heats the stones and cabin air, creating the familiar hot-room sauna experience. Infrared models direct radiant warmth toward the body with panels or emitters. This model is the traditional option for people who prefer a heated room and a seated bench.
Follow the instructions for the heater fitted to your sauna. If it permits water on the stones, use only the small amounts specified and keep water away from controls and electrical parts. This is a traditional sauna, not a steam room with continuous steam.
The cabin uses hemlock, with timber bench seating and a glazed front. Natural variations in grain and tone are part of the wood’s appearance. The compact rear-bench layout leaves the front of the cabin for the entrance and heater.
Use the sauna’s control panel and follow the heater’s operating instructions to set up your session. Keep the heater and its guard clear before switching on. The controls operate an electric sauna stove; there are no logs to light or fuel to store.
The core setup is the hemlock cabin, rear timber bench, glazed front and door, and traditional electric-heater system with controls. Towels, room furniture and optional services are separate. Use the included-items section to plan the space around the sauna.
The cabin, bench and heater setup need installation in your chosen room. Have help for the larger panels and glass, follow the assembly sequence and complete the electrician’s checks before use. Plan the assembly work separately from curbside delivery.
Measure doorways, stairs and turns from curbside to the room, and plan a safe place to unpack the components. Check the package measurements for your shipment before it arrives. The finished cabin dimensions are useful for room planning, but do not describe the individual delivery packages.
A 6 kW heater running continuously for one hour uses about 6 kilowatt-hours. At an example rate of 20 cents per kilowatt-hour, that is $1.20. Include preheating in your total time; actual cost varies with your electricity rate, chosen temperature and heater cycling.
Sit on a towel and let the cabin dry after use. Clean the timber gently once it has cooled, without soaking it. Inspect and care for the stones and heater as directed in the heater instructions, and keep the area around the stove clear.
Contact us with your order number, a description and photos or a short video. The cabin and sauna heater have five years of coverage; controls and electrical parts have two years, starting on delivery. For a covered fault, we arrange component repair or replacement under the warranty terms. Optional $499 extended protection adds two years, bringing those periods to seven and four years.
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Use the delivery dates beside Add to Cart for current timing. U.S. stock normally dispatches within 48 hours, with weekend dispatch moving to the next business day, followed by 2–5 business days in transit. Backorders usually take 8–12 weeks. Free delivery covers the contiguous 48 states and is curbside; moving it indoors and assembly are separate.
Request a return within 30 days of delivery. Keep the sauna unused, unopened, unassembled and in its original packaging. Approved change-of-mind returns have a 20% fee on the product price paid, plus actual return shipping. We confirm the freight quote and total deductions before you approve the return. Damage, defects and our errors are handled separately.
Yes. Contact us with your order number before shipment. Customer-requested cancellations have a 5% fee on the product price paid. That fee is not added to return charges and does not apply when a full refund is due for shipping delays, defects or our error.
Take photos of the packaging and damaged parts, note visible damage on the delivery receipt and contact us with your order number. Keep all packaging while we arrange the next step. Confirmed delivery damage is handled separately from change-of-mind returns, without those return fees.
Ask your doctor before using a sauna if you have a medical condition, are pregnant or take medication that may affect how you respond to heat. Follow the operating instructions, stay hydrated and leave if you feel unwell. Avoid alcohol before and during use.
Add a cold plunge
Want a cold plunge too? Add one to your setup, with its own space, power and care planned alongside the sauna.
Make time for yourself
Choose your setup, or ask us about anything you want to check before ordering.
