Horizon Grand 6-Person Outdoor Infrared Sauna

A six-person outdoor infrared cabin for households that actually have people over. Full-spectrum panels under a pitched, weather-sealed timber roof, panoramic glass front, covered porch for cool-down. Not portable, not subtle, not a 120V plug-in — this is a yard project.

Key Features

• Sixteen full-spectrum infrared emitters: Near, mid, and far-infrared distributed for even heat across the six-person bench.
• Weather-sealed timber shell: Insulated walls and a shingled pitched roof rated for snow load — built to live outside through real winters.
• Panoramic tempered-glass facade: Full-height glass front and door read as bright even at dusk; the cabin doesn't feel closed-in for six.
• Covered front porch with bench: Built-in cool-down zone so the gathering doesn't break when someone steps out between rounds.
• Facing two-tier hemlock benches: Two-tier seating sized comfortably for six adults; tall enough to recline on the upper tier.
• Hardwired 240V install: 30A dedicated circuit — built for sustained sessions without dimming the rest of the house.
• Modular assembly: Two people, one full day on a prepped pad; precision-cut panels with the roof installed last.

Why You'll Love It

A six-person outdoor cabin is a multi-thousand-dollar commitment that needs an electrician and a pad. The argument for spending it: the sauna becomes the gathering — Sunday rituals with friends, a year-round excuse to be outside, an actual destination in the yard rather than an appliance in the basement.

The Horizon Grand is sized for the way a real household uses a sauna together — facing benches that put people in conversation, a covered porch that handles the cool-down step without retreating indoors, and a snow-load-rated roof that means the cabin survives the winters it'll see the most use. If "the sauna IS the weekend plan" is the picture you're buying, the Grand earns its footprint.

Specifications

• Capacity: 6 adults
• Dimensions (external): 96" W × 84" D × 102" H including covered porch (244 × 213 × 259 cm)
• Footprint required: ~90 sq ft of yard plus access on the porch side
• Pad requirement: Level concrete, paver, or pressure-treated timber pad — direct-on-grass not recommended
• Wood: Weather-sealed timber exterior; Canadian hemlock interior benches
• Heater type: 16 full-spectrum infrared emitters (near / mid / far)
• Maximum temperature: ~145°F (63°C); typical heat-up ~35 min
• Power supply: 240V / 30A dedicated circuit, hardwired (licensed electrician required)
• Roof: Shingled pitched roof, snow-load rated
• Glass: 8mm tempered safety glass — full-height front wall and door
• Porch: Covered front porch with built-in bench seating
• Assembly: Two people, ~1 full day on a prepped pad; precision-cut panels with pre-drilled holes
• Permits: Local outdoor-structure code and HOA may apply — verify before ordering

A backyard sauna sized for the way a household actually gathers. The Horizon Grand makes the ritual social.