Backyard sauna
Many homeowners dream of adding a sauna to their property to create a warm, inviting space for relaxation, unwinding, and enjoying cold days. However, the time, money, and effort involved in building a traditional sauna often cause many to abandon the idea. A full backyard sauna can alter the landscape, demand significant investment, and require months to complete.
We propose a slightly different approach for your backyard - a Sauna Tent. This is the real sauna, at an affordable price.
How to build an affordable tent sauna
Constructing a traditional wooden sauna or buying a sauna kit can easily cost upward of $4,000, especially if you want a model that accommodates six to eight people. In contrast, Sauna Tents start at around $500, with high-capacity models for large gatherings priced under $3000. This makes them an excellent budget-friendly option for anyone seeking a high-quality sauna experience.
Portable and Compact
Sauna tents are lightweight and highly portable, often packing into just two bags — one for the tent and one for the wood heater. Weighing as little as 26 rg (57 pounds) in total, models like MORZH can be easily transported and set up in your backyard, garden, or even at a campsite. Unlike permanent structures, a sauna tent allows you to enjoy a sauna experience wherever you go.
Very Hot
Maintaining heat in a traditional wooden sauna requires careful construction, insulation, and safety considerations. Sauna Tents, on the other hand, are designed to heat quickly and effectively, even in freezing temperatures. They can reach up to 100°C (230°F), thanks to dense, fire-retardant fabric that withstands high temperatures. Equipped with a built-in spark arrester, the furnace prevents sparks from escaping the tent, ensuring a safe and comfortable environment.
Steam Room and Lounge Area
We understand that sitting in the steam room for a long time can be exhausting after some time and you may want to have a rest. Therefore, our tents have special partitions that divide the tent into two compartments. In one you are taking a steam bath, and the other is for relaxing. If you have a smaller tent (MORZH / MORZH Light), you can even add a second layer. It will help keep the heat in the sauna longer, due to the air gap between layers.
Camping Tent
Beyond serving as a sauna, these tents can double as all-season camping tents. Swap out the sauna heater for a long-burning heater, and you have a cozy shelter that withstands extreme weather conditions. They’re suitable for camping, emergency shelters, rehabilitation centers, and even as support stations for rescue workers.
With a Sauna Tent, you get all the benefits of a traditional sauna without the high costs and construction time, plus the added flexibility of portability. It’s the ideal solution for anyone who values comfort, affordability, and versatility in their sauna experience.