Corner Saunas

Our corner saunas for sale turn the unused corner of a basement or spare room into a warm wooden room where the day finally lets go.

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Built for two walls

Corner Saunas: Two Back Walls, an Angled Glass Front

Two walls back into the corner, and an angled front holds the glass door. Every one here is an indoor infrared room on 120V.

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Red cedar corner infrared sauna with an angled glass front in a bright room beside a tall window
2 or 3Seats, by model
120VDedicated circuit, 15A or 20A by model
IndoorEvery model, per its maker
FactoryAuthorized dealer, every brand

The corner behind the basement stairs used to hold a treadmill nobody used. Now a bronze glass door glows there, and by bedtime the panels have warmed the room through.

How a Corner Sauna Fits a Room

Two seats

About 49 by 48 inches

One bench along a back wall

About 76 inches tall, with about 43 by 45 inches inside.

Fits: a tight office corner

Three seats

About 54 to 60 inches square

Benches along both back walls

About 75 inches tall, with about 49 to 56 inches along each inside wall.

Fits: a spare room corner

Roof line

Add the overhang

2 to about 9.4 inches more depth

Each maker adds a roof overhang to the published depth; tape the floor to the overhang.

Fits: an exact floor plan

Full spectrum corner models add near infrared elements to the carbon panels; they also sit on our full spectrum saunas page.

Room Measurements and Door Swing for an Indoor Corner Sauna

Measure What to check
Each wall from the corner The outside width along both walls, about 49 to 60 inches.
Ceiling Rooms stand about 75 to 76 inches tall. One maker asks for 10 to 12 inches above the roof and 1 to 2 inches around the sides.
Door swing The glass door sits in the angled front and opens outward, with an opening about 22 inches wide on these models.
Outlet A dedicated outlet within reach of the cord; every manual rules out extension cords and adapters.
Route in Each model ships in three boxes, and two adults assemble it, per the makers.
The measurement people miss: the door arc. Keep furniture, a room door and floor vents clear of the space in front of the angled face.

Corner Infrared Sauna Power: Circuits and GFCI

15A

Two seat rooms

120V, 15A dedicated circuit

The manual requires a dedicated 15A circuit; nothing else on that breaker draws power during a session.

Fits: one spare 15A slot

20A

Three seat rooms

120V, 20A receptacle and breaker

The makers specify a dedicated 20A receptacle and breaker, not 240V, and say to consult a certified electrician.

Fits: room for a 20A circuit

GFCI

GFCI: makers and code differ

Your electrician and code decide

All three brands specify a receptacle without GFCI protection, while recent code editions require it on many basement and bathroom outlets.

Fits: a plan settled early

A licensed electrician adds or checks the circuit. Panel types and EMF ratings are compared in our infrared sauna buyer's guide.

Before You Order a Corner Sauna

  • Tape the footprint in the corner. Include the roof overhang, then open an imaginary door across the angled front.
  • Measure to the lowest obstruction. Ductwork, beams and light fixtures count, not just the ceiling.
  • Pick a dry, level floor. Two brands ask for a spot away from any source of water, and every maker says indoor use only.
  • Book the circuit. Give the electrician the model, since amperage differs by size.

Four Corner Saunas We'd Start With

Two seats or three, cedar or hemlock, far infrared or full spectrum. The EMF labels are each maker's own; our guide to what low EMF means explains them. More rooms by size: 2 person and 3 person.

Two Seat Pick

Dynamic Heming Elite 2-Person Corner

Two seats, the smallest corner 120V / 15A, on a dedicated 15A circuit

Seven carbon panels at the maker's Ultra Low EMF rating, on a 49 by 48 inch footprint.

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Cedar Pick

Maxxus 3-Person Corner Near Zero EMF, Red Cedar

Red cedar, nine carbon panels 120V / 20A dedicated circuit

Canadian red cedar and a touch screen, with about 56 by 56 inches inside.

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Full Spectrum Pick

Maxxus 3-Person Corner Full Spectrum, Red Cedar

Near and far infrared in red cedar 120V / 20A dedicated circuit

Nine heaters in all, near and far infrared, in the same 56 by 56 inch interior.

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Staff Pick

Golden Designs Reserve Edition 3-Person Corner

Hemlock, with a Himalayan salt bar 120V / 20A dedicated circuit

Eight heaters in all, near and far infrared, on a 54 by 54 inch footprint.

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Two seat corner infrared sauna in hemlock with a glass door, set in the corner of a sunny room

Corner Sauna Questions

What is a corner sauna?

A corner sauna is shaped to back into the corner of a room. Two walls meet at a right angle at the back, and an angled front holds the glass door. Every corner sauna here is an indoor infrared room for two or three people, heated by carbon panels.

How much space does a corner sauna need?

A 2 person corner sauna here takes about 49 by 48 inches of floor and stands about 76 inches tall. A 3 person corner sauna takes about 54 by 54 to 60 by 60 inches and stands about 75 inches tall. Add the roof overhang, a little clearance and the door arc.

Which way does a corner sauna door open?

Outward, into the room. The door sits in the angled front, and the makers' diagrams show it swinging out from that face, with an opening about 22 inches wide. Keep that arc clear of furniture, a room door and floor vents, and check which side the handle sits on.

Does a corner infrared sauna need a dedicated circuit?

Yes. The two seat rooms call for a dedicated 120V, 15A circuit, and the three seat rooms a dedicated 120V, 20A receptacle and breaker. Nothing else should draw power on that breaker during a session, and every manual rules out extension cords and adapters. A licensed electrician confirms your panel.

Can a corner sauna plug into a GFCI outlet?

The makers say no. All three brands specify a receptacle without GFCI protection, and one manual explains that its saunas can trip a GFCI. Recent code editions require GFCI protection on many basement and bathroom outlets, so your licensed electrician and inspector settle it before the outlet goes in.

Can I put a corner sauna in a bathroom or basement?

A dry basement corner suits these rooms well. Two brands ask for a dry, level spot away from any source of water, and every maker marks these saunas for indoor use only, so a wet bathroom is a poor fit. Check the ceiling, the floor and the outlet before you order.

How is a corner sauna delivered and assembled?

By freight to your curb in three boxes. Freight is included to the contiguous 48 states on most models. The panels clasp together on most models, and the manuals ask for two adults to assemble. Professional Setup and Assembly is offered on most models here at a set price.

Are you an authorized dealer for these corner saunas?

Yes. As a factory-authorized dealer, we sell each sauna with its manufacturer's warranty, on the terms each brand's own policy sets out. Every maker here also voids its warranty if the sauna is placed outdoors. Call (888) 500-5675 to check a corner against your room before you order.

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