Sweat Tent Portable Outdoor Sauna — L, Black, Maus Premium Bundle
$2,159.00
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White Birch Firewood4 to 6 sessions a box
$79.99 -
Premium Hardwood FlooringFurnish your tent
$269 -
Sauna Bucket & LadleWater on the rocks, steam
$49.99$69.99 -
Cedar Sauna BenchSit properly, not on the floor
$249$279.99
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Sweat Tent Plunge KitHot then cold, the contrast
$249$298
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SunMATRecovery, lying down
$899
“There is nothing like it. ”
David Maus Jr. puts it best: the Sweat Tent delivers an incredible sauna experience and, in some ways, can even outperform what you’d expect from another type of sauna
Thirty minutes from a box to 200°F
No construction, no wiring, no contractor, no inspection. One person and a box of wood.
Set up in 15 minutes
QuickPop frame, no poles and no tools. Slot the stove, run the chimney out through the port, load the rocks. One person, start to finish.
Minutes until 200°F
Light the fire and walk away. It is at temperature by the time you have changed. Throw water on the rocks and you get real steam, which is the thing infrared cannot do.
And it packs into a bag
It packs up into two weatherproof carry bags for storage.
Wood fired versus everything else
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A Closer Look
What the sauna is made of, how the stove works, and what each of the two sizes is actually like inside.
Built to live outside
Three layers between you and the weather, and everything below is true of both sizes. This is the part that keeps your tent working for years.
- 300D Oxford outer shell Weatherproof and abrasion resistant. This is the reason it can be left standing through a season rather than folded away after every use.
- 120gsm cotton insulation The middle layer. It holds 200°F in and holds the cold out, and it is why a tent can behave like a cabin.
- 210D inner shell The surface you actually touch, with a 180 degree view window in high temperature TPU that will not haze or warp at heat.
- Rain, snow and wind It holds 200°F and above with -10°F outside. The roof cover goes over the top of the frame, so it can be used in weather. However, we do recommend taking it down during severe weather.
- Front and back zip doors Two exits, and useful airflow control while it is coming up to temperature.
- Outer shell
- 300D Oxford
- Inner shell
- 210D
- Insulation
- 120gsm cotton
- Windows
- High-temp TPU
- Doors
- Front and back
A real fire, not a heating element
The whole product turns on this. An electric coil makes a room warm. A wood fire on rocks makes heat you can throw water at, and that is a different experience entirely.
- 1.5mm stainless steel body Heavy gauge, not sheet tin. It takes repeated 200°F+ burns without warping, which is where cheap stoves fail first.
- Secondary combustion Burns the smoke as well as the wood. More heat out of the same log, and a far cleaner burn.
- Stainless EasyStack chimney Stacks together in seconds and runs out through a sealed port, so the smoke goes outside and the heat stays in.
- Rocks and basket included Load the basket, let it come up to temperature, then pour water over it. That is löyly, and no infrared cabin can do it.
- Steel
- 1.5mm stainless
- Stove weight
- 65 lbs
- Heat-up
- Minutes to 200°F
Six people, and it fits a normal backyard
Six feet square and seven feet tall, which sits on a patio corner, a deck or a lawn without taking the whole garden. This is the one most households should buy.
- Seats up to 6 adults Benches on three walls with the stove in the fourth corner. Comfortable at four, full at six.
- 36 square feet Enough to sit apart from each other rather than shoulder to shoulder, and small enough to put almost anywhere.
- You stand up in it Seven feet of headroom. Stand, stretch, move seats. That is the thing that most separates this from a steam pod you climb into.
- Cedar bench along the wall Included in the Pro setup and the first thing most Standard owners add. Sitting up off the floor changes how long you last in there.
- QuickPop frame Opens very easily. This is the size one person can put up alone without thinking about it.
- Who it is for A household. If you are buying a sauna for your own family and your own yard, buy this one and spend the difference on firewood.
- Footprint
- 6ft × 6ft
- Floor area
- 36 sq ft
- Height
- 7ft
- Capacity
- Up to 6
Ten people, and room to lie down
Ten feet square is 2.8 times the floor of the Large. Room to host or just extra space.
- Seats up to 10 adults Four along one wall, three along each of the others. Still comfortable when it is full.
- 100 square feet Nearly three times the Large. Enough to lie down full length, which you cannot do in a 6ft tent.
- Same 7ft standing height The XL does not buy you headroom, it buys you floor. You stand up in both.
- Benches on three walls Two benches of people can sit without touching, which is the point of the extra four feet each way.
- Pole frame A different build to the Large. Worth a second pair of hands the first time, quick after that.
- Who it is for Hosting, a wide deck, a shared setup, or anyone who wants to lie down rather than sit up. Buy it for the room, not the headcount.
- Footprint
- 10ft × 10ft
- Floor area
- 100 sq ft
- Height
- 7ft
- Capacity
- Up to 10
Real people, real results
Owners and reviewers on the things that actually made the difference.
Why buy it from us
We started as a Kickstarter company, and since 2023 we have shipped 10,000+ saunas and built a growing community of owners.
Reach 200°+ with real fire for an authentic wood-fired sauna experience. No EMF-producing electric heating elements.
Have a question? Get direct support from an owner when you need it. Text an owner: +1 (954) 281-2908