Collection: 5-Person Saunas
Product Type
Sauna Type
Heater Size
Cold Plunge Type
Chiller Type
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Thermasol Solaris Tile Oak, 2–5 Person, Solar-Powered - Outdoor Traditional Sauna
Regular price Starting at $66,645.00Sale price Starting at $66,645.00Unit price / perSale -
Thermasol Nordic Misty Dark Nordic Spruce, 2–6 Person - Outdoor Traditional Sauna
Regular price Starting at $31,883.00Sale price Starting at $31,883.00Unit price / perSale -
Harvia Block Rustic Adler, 2–6 Person - Indoor Traditional Sauna
Regular price Starting at $17,703.00Sale price Starting at $17,703.00Unit price / perSale -
Thermasol Lumaria Glass, 2–6 Person - Indoor Traditional Sauna
Regular price Starting at $21,276.00Sale price Starting at $21,276.00 Regular priceUnit price / per$30,393.00Sale -
Harvia Fuji Onyx Trim & Oak Hardwood, 2–5 Person - Indoor Traditional Sauna
Regular price Starting at $19,691.00Sale price Starting at $19,691.00Unit price / perSale
5-Person Saunas
Five-person sits between the family cabin and the full gathering room. It suits households that regularly have one or two extra people in the sauna — adult children, neighbours, a training partner — without stepping up to the heater output and foundation work a six or eight-person cabin demands.
What you get at this size
- Two-tier benches in most models, giving a real temperature choice between upper and lower.
- Room to lie down for two while others sit — the practical benefit over a four-person cabin.
- 7–8kW heater on a dedicated 240V circuit. Still within normal residential electrical work.
Format choices
Hybrid models are unusually well represented at five-person, which suits mixed households — gentle infrared for a solo weeknight session, full traditional heat when everyone is in. Traditional cabins and larger barrels also cover this capacity.
Our 5-person range runs about $7,000 to $75,000 across Golden Designs, Harvia, Kohler and Costway.
Common questions
Is five-person really different from four?
Mainly in bench length and heater size. If you regularly have five people in at once, the difference is real; if it is occasional, a four-person cabin with deep benches often works out better value.
How long to heat?
35–50 minutes for a traditional cabin this size. Worth running on a timer.
Indoor or outdoor?
Both exist. Indoors you need the ceiling height and ventilation; outdoors you need a proper base and a 240V run to the cabin.
Compare 4-person and 6-person saunas, or see hybrid saunas. Call 1-833-905-0688.