In-stock Heritage Saunas ship within 1–2 business days from our warehouse in Tennessee. Shipping is free on orders over $200 within the US. Some of our largest models ship by freight with a delivery charge shown at checkout.

Most saunas arrive flat-packed on a pallet, delivered curbside. If a model needs special delivery arrangements because of its size, you’ll find the details on its product page. Make sure someone is there to receive the delivery. Check every box for damage before you sign, and note anything on the delivery receipt.

Indoor saunas can sit on any level, water-resistant floor, such as concrete, tile or linoleum. Outdoor saunas need a solid, level base that drains well, such as a concrete pad, pavers or compacted gravel. 

If you choose an electrical heater, then you will need to engage an electrician who can connect the heater to your home's main electrical panel for the 240V connection. Some infrared models, plug into a standard 120V outlet with no electrician needed.

Do shower if you are coming in from a pool as chlorine is not great for the wood long term. Sit on towels/ sauna sheets as opposed to on the benches directly. Wipe the interior with warm water and a mild detergent. Seal high-traffic areas with sauna-safe wood oil. For outdoor saunas, apply an exterior stain every few years to protect the wood from sun and moisture. Our Cedartone, Redwood and Dark Oak stains are made for this. Pour water (it can be scented with essential oils, mmmm!) on the heater stones, but please please, no Gatorade on those stones (yes, our NFL customers, we're looking at you!).