France Sauna
Gaïa Luna outdoor sauna
€ 7,490€ 8,990save € 1,500
Last unit, spruce · stove not included
Infrared cabins that plug into a socket, Finnish saunas with the stove in the box, barrels and cubes for the garden. Twenty-two ranges in every size from one person to six, from € 1,290, assembled in an afternoon. Sit in one in Nerja.
Answer what you know. We narrow the forty-five down to the ones that fit, and you can still sit in two before you decide.
Want the long version? Ten questions and a specialist who reads your answers
Nothing fits every answer at once. Loosen one, usually the budget, or ask us.
Heat, sweat, the cold after. People have done it for two thousand years because it works: muscles loosen, the skin clears, sleep comes easier. A cabin at home makes it a habit instead of a treat.
Infrared warms you directly at 40 to 60 °C, is ready in ten minutes and plugs into a socket: the sauna for a Tuesday. Steam is the Finnish sauna, 85 °C from a stove and stones, the water and the löyly: the sauna for the ritual. The hybrids do both.
Heat opens the blood vessels and the heart works a little harder, like a brisk walk. Muscles loosen, the sweat clears the skin, and the drop in temperature afterwards is what makes people sleep. Regular sauna users in Finland have been studied for decades; the findings are consistent.
An infrared cabin is furniture: it arrives in panels, two people clip it together in an afternoon, and it plugs into a 230 V socket. No water, no drain, no extractor. A steam sauna adds a dedicated line for the stove; three-phase only for the biggest. When you move, it moves.
A sauna outside is the whole ritual: the glass wall at night, the cold air after, the terrace to sit on between rounds. Thermo-treated pine and spruce with 38 to 42 mm walls, a roof made for rain, and a stove of 4.5 to 9 kW. Barrels, cubes and cabins for two to six.
Canadian spruce from managed forests on the France Sauna cabins: light, straight-grained, the classic. Knot-free grade A hemlock and abachi on the Holl's: no resin, so the benches stay cool at 85 °C. Every cabin is 8 mm safety glass where it is glass, and screws where it is wood.
Holl's and France Sauna come from the same French group, with parts and service through us: hemlock, glass fronts and touch panels on one side, Canadian spruce, quartz emitters and Harvia stoves at the sharpest prices on the other. Passion Spas adds garden saunas from the Netherlands with the stove in the box.
Holl's is the design end of the range: infrared cabins in knot-free grade A hemlock with full-glass fronts, the round Moon, steam saunas with Vulkano stoves, and garden…
23 sizes · 12 ranges · 10-year woodwork warranty indoors
France Sauna is Poolstar's sauna brand, designed in Provence since 2006. Its infrared cabins pair quartz emitters, fast and deep, with carbon or Dual Healthy panels for…
22 sizes · 10 ranges · 7-year woodwork warranty
Passion Spas is the Dutch hot-tub maker whose garden saunas we also sell: the rounded Cube in thermo-treated wood, the Sauna House with its porch, the spruce Barrel and…
12 sizes · 5 ranges · stove and kit included
What changes is how the cabin gets hot: emitters, a stove, both, or a stove built for the garden. Each type has its own page with the ranges, the sizes and the questions people ask.
Infrared emitters warm you rather than the air, so the cabin sits at 40 to 60 °C and you still sweat. It plugs into a normal socket, needs no water…
21 models · 1–6 people · 1,400–4,620 W
The Finnish sauna: an electric stove heats a load of stones, the air reaches 80 to 90 °C, and a ladle of water on the stones gives the burst of…
11 models · 2–6 people · 3.5–9 kW
Garden saunas in thicker wood, with a roof, a tinted glass door and a stove made for the weather. Barrels, cubes and cabins with a terrace, from a…
23 models · 2–8 people · 3.6–9 kW
A hybrid cabin has both: infrared emitters for a gentle twenty minutes on a weekday and a real stove for the Finnish sauna at the weekend, without…
2 models · 2–3 people · 3.5–4.5 kW
of emitters on the infrared cabins: twenty minutes costs about what a hot shower does.
of stove on the steam and garden saunas. Up to 4.5 kW on 230 V; above that, three-phase.
to be ready: ten for infrared, forty for a stove. Wi-Fi control starts the stove from the car.
of floor, from the one-person Saulo to the Orphée Lounge with its terrace.
Wipe the benches, air the cabin, change the stones every few years on a stove. The wood wants nothing.
Infrared cabins on a normal socket; a dedicated line for a stove. Our electrician or yours with our drawing.
Emitters, stoves, panels and glass from Poolstar's warehouse, fitted by our technicians. Seven to ten years on the wood.
Two to three hours indoors, a day in the garden. Delivery and assembly quoted with the sauna, so there are no surprises.
Tell us the model and we come back within one working day with the price, the monthly figure and a delivery date.
Georgie, Martin, Alba and María have installed every sauna on this page. Send a photo of the room or the garden and they will tell you what fits, what it needs and what it costs to run.
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Infrared if you want a twenty-minute session most days at 50 °C, plugged into a socket. Steam if you want the Finnish ritual: 85 °C, the stones, the water, the cold shower after. Hybrid if you cannot decide.
An infrared cabin, yes: it is furniture, arrives in panels, assembles in two hours and plugs into a 230 V socket. A steam sauna needs a dedicated line and a normal room; no wet room, no extractor.
An infrared cabin draws 1.4 to 4.6 kW for twenty minutes: about the cost of a hot shower. A 4.5 kW stove for an hour is roughly four times that. We give you the figure for your model.
Only for the 6 and 9 kW stoves on the largest steam and garden saunas. Everything else runs on 230 V.
On every indoor steam sauna and on the Holl's garden saunas, yes, with the stones. On the Gaïa barrels and the Onyxia you choose the stove and we fit it.
Canadian spruce on the France Sauna cabins, grade A hemlock and abachi on the Holl's, thermo-treated pine outdoors. All are sauna woods: light, resin-free where you sit, and made for heat.
Ten years on the woodwork on the Holl's indoor cabins, seven on the France Sauna, four outdoors; two years on the electronics. Emitters and stoves are replaceable parts.
You can, in two to three hours with two people. Or our team does it at delivery, and always for the garden saunas.
Yes. There are saunas heated in the showroom in Nerja: ten minutes in an infrared cabin and ten in a Finnish one settle the question.
Two to four weeks for most models from Poolstar's warehouse; ask us for the current lead time.