Auroom Saunas

No. Every Auroom price on this page is the sauna room: the walls, benches, door, lighting and Auroom’s accessory kit. You choose the heater separately, and most listings let you add a heater right on the product page. Auroom publishes a chart of the heaters it approves for each model and size; the finder above shows the ones we carry for the room you pick.

Start with Auroom’s chart for your model and size, then check it against the heater’s own manual. Glass counts as extra room: HUUM’s DROP manual adds 3.3 cubic feet for every square foot of glass, and Harvia’s Spirit manual adds 3.94. That is why a glass front often takes a bigger heater. In Auroom’s chart, a Libera Glass 59 × 71 takes an 8 kW Harvia where the wood-front Libera of the same size takes a 6 kW.

Yes. Auroom’s chart lists the Saunum Air for most of its indoor rooms and the Mira S, and the Air Perfect or Air L for the bigger rooms and cabins. See every Saunum heater with the room size it is rated for.

The heater sets it. Most need a dedicated 240V circuit run by a licensed electrician. As one example, HUUM’s DROP 7.5 kW draws about 31 amps and its manual calls for a 40 amp two-pole breaker and #8 copper wire. Check the manual for the exact heater you choose before your electrician quotes the job.

Auroom rates the Cala and Baia indoor kits at about 4 to 6 hours with two people, and the 1-person Cala Glass Mini at 3 to 4. The outdoor Mira L is a bigger job; our build took about two full days. Auroom’s Mira L manual specifies 2–4 professional carpenters and an electrician. The Garda, Arti, Terra and Natura arrive assembled.

At Auroom’s factory in Vana-Kastre, Estonia. Auroom is part of Thermory Group, which makes the thermally modified wood inside most of its rooms. Auroom has three production units in Estonia and Latvia, capacity for more than 4,500 saunas a year, and more than 20 years of building saunas. We toured the Vana-Kastre factory in September 2026.

A glass front opens up the room and shows off the benches, and it fits a bathroom or a finished basement well. A wood front with a glass door keeps the room cozier and usually lets a smaller heater do the job. The Cala, Baia and Libera come both ways.

Auroom’s most popular models and spare parts are stocked in the Chicago area and ship from there as freight in crates; others, like the Libera and Familia, are built to order in Estonia, so ask us for current timing. Freight is calculated at checkout from your address. When it arrives, check every crate and note any damage on the delivery receipt before you sign. It does not happen often, but it makes a fix much faster. The Garda arrives finished at about 4,000 lb on a flatbed, so plan how it will be lifted into place.

Two years from delivery for home use, under Auroom’s warranty terms, and no more than three years from the date it was made. Commercial use needs Auroom’s written OK. The heater and controls carry their own maker’s warranty. Read Auroom’s warranty. If anything comes up, we handle it with Auroom for you as a preferred Auroom partner, and spare parts are stocked in the Chicago area.

Often, yes. Auroom builds more than we list, including the Nativa and Emma indoor kits, and its kits can be made to custom sizes in Europe if you have time to wait. Send us your space and we’ll get you a quote. And if Auroom doesn’t make the right sauna for you, we’ll tell you who does.

It depends on the model, and each product page lists its own. A Mira S, for example, arrives with pre-assembled wall elements, a backrest with LED lighting, a tempered glass door, a heater guard, a floor grid and Auroom’s accessory kit: bucket, ladle, thermometer, hygrometer, sand timer, aroma set, sauna hat and pillow. The heater is separate.