Redwood Outdoors Horizon Outdoor Sauna x Alaskan Cold Plunge

Because this bundle includes both a traditional electric sauna heater and a temperature-controlled cold plunge, you will need dedicated electrical circuits for each unit. We recommend consulting with a licensed electrician before installation to ensure your outdoor power supply meets the specific voltage and amperage requirements for both components.

Heat-treated hemlock is highly resistant to decay and warping, making it an excellent choice for outdoor environments. To keep it looking its best, you should periodically clean the exterior and apply a wood sealer or stain every year or two to protect against UV damage and moisture.

Yes, the Alaskan cold plunge is designed for outdoor resilience and includes an integrated heating and cooling system. The temperature control allows you to set the water anywhere from 37°F to 104°F, ensuring the unit remains operational and prevents freezing even in colder climates.

The sauna is designed as a kit with pre-cut components, meaning no additional cutting or complex carpentry is required on-site. While the assembly is straightforward, the barrel sauna and cold plunge are heavy, so you will need at least two or three people to help with the lifting and positioning.

While glass is less insulative than solid wood, the sauna is engineered with high-quality, durable materials to maintain efficient heat levels. The panoramic view is a significant design feature, and the traditional electric heater is sized appropriately to ensure the space reaches and holds your desired temperature effectively.

You need a level, solid, and non-combustible surface, such as a concrete pad, a deck, or compacted gravel. It is crucial that the foundation is perfectly level to ensure the barrel sauna sits correctly and the door operates smoothly.