Nordik Indoor Sauna β Heritage Collection
Wolfpine Indoor Sauna β Heritage Collection
Tyrol Indoor Sauna β Heritage Collection
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Introducing The Heritage Collection, a celebration of authentic European sauna traditionβnow available in the US exclusively from Almost Heaven Saunas. This curated range blends Harviaβs iconic legacy and craftsmanship with modern design, offering small, medium, and large indoor and outdoor cabin saunas. Each model draws inspiration from Europeβs pristine landscapes and centuries-old thermal wellness rituals. Powered by Harvia, the world leader in sauna heaters, The Heritage Collection delivers a sanctuary of warmth, restoration, and tranquilityβbringing the heart of Nordic and Central European wellness to your home.
Type: Indoor Saunas
Everwood Indoor Sauna β Heritage Collection
Type: Outdoor Saunas
View Outdoor Sauna β Heritage Collection
Type: Outdoor Saunas
Saddle Mountain Outdoor Sauna β Heritage Collection
Type: Indoor Saunas
Nordik Indoor Sauna β Heritage Collection
Type: Indoor Saunas
Tyrol Indoor Sauna β Heritage Collection
Type: Outdoor Saunas
Alpina Outdoor Sauna β Heritage Collection
Type: Indoor Saunas
Wolfpine Indoor Sauna β Heritage Collection
European Craftsmanship. American Exclusivity.
From Nordic spruce walls to premium Harvia heaters, every detail is designed to restore body and mind while bringing a touch of Central Europeβs thermal heritage into your home.
Heritage Meets Innovation
We partnered with Harvia, the world leader in sauna heaters, to pair old-world materials like authentic Nordic spruce with advanced heating technology. The result? A deeply restorative sauna experience, crafted to last a lifetime.
Crafted for Wellness
The Heritage Collection is more than a set of saunasβitβs a living link to centuries-old European thermal traditions. Designed and built in Europe by skilled craftspeople, each model is steeped in the heritage of sauna culture, yet refined for todayβs homes.
Sanctuary at Home
A sauna isnβt just something you buyβitβs a place youβll return to time and again for warmth, calm, and renewal. Thatβs exactly what the Heritage Collection was designed for: peaceful mornings to center yourself, restorative sessions to unwind after a long day, and meaningful moments shared with family and friends. With a variety of indoor and outdoor cabin styles, you can bring the feeling of a European-inspired wellness retreat right into your own home.
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Explore our selection of curated spaces to inspire you along your path to wellbeing.Β
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Indoor Sauna FAQs
How much clearance do I need overhead to build the sauna? My room is barely bigger than the height of the sauna!
How much clearance do I need overhead to build the sauna? My room is barely bigger than the height of the sauna!
First of all, almost anything is possible. You may have to do some drilling into the roof from inside the room versus going from the top down. You may also have to pre-build the roof guards before adding them to the sauna. Though it can be done with slimmer margins, the most ideal amount of space to work with is at least 12β³ above the sauna when you go to build it. If you arenβt sure about your space,Β give us a callΒ and we can talk through your specific scenario!
How much room should be between the sauna and any existing walls?
How much room should be between the sauna and any existing walls?
We recommend a minimum of 2β between the sauna and any walls, especially where vents are located.
Do I need to vent my sauna?
Do I need to vent my sauna?
You can read an in-depth response to this question here, but for the sake of an easy answer: yes, and the sauna includes vents! This means you do not need anyΒ additionalΒ ventilation added to the sauna. Remember the 2β clearance we talked about? This is why!
Does my sauna need to be further away from the wall if it is drywall or concrete?
Does my sauna need to be further away from the wall if it is drywall or concrete?
Nope! The 2β clearance rule of thumb stands for any material!
Should I be concerned about moisture on the exterior of my sauna? Will my walls and floor be damaged by steam?
Should I be concerned about moisture on the exterior of my sauna? Will my walls and floor be damaged by steam?
There is no need to worry! If you decide to take a wet sauna (sprinkling water on the hot sauna stones), you donβt need to think twice about the surrounding space. The sauna is not a steam room, and the dry heat helps quickly dissipate the steam. It does not take much water to add that refreshing burst of humidity in the sauna room!
I read that indoor saunas do not have a floor. I am concerned that my sauna will not heat up well because of this! What should I do?
I read that indoor saunas do not have a floor. I am concerned that my sauna will not heat up well because of this! What should I do?
It is standard for traditional saunas to use your existing floor. We haveΒ recommendations for the best materialΒ to place underneath the sauna. The biggest thing to keep in mind: donβt place the sauna on carpet. Also, there is no need to worry about the lack of a built-in floor hindering the heat in your sauna. The heat will naturally rise to the top, so the floor will always be cooler than the rest of the room. If you are curious about increasing the sauna temperature, check out ourΒ blog with tips to achieve soaring numbers!
NOTE: Please follow flooring manufacturers regulations.
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