Medical Saunas Traditional 7 Outdoor Traditional Sauna
- Electric stove
- 3 people
- Up to 186-194°F
- 240V hardwired
SVT Score
A three-person outdoor traditional sauna in Canadian hemlock with a 8,000 W electric stove that the store rates to 194°F.
$10,249
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Usability
5.2 out of 10Strengths
- Reaches the full sauna temperature limit
- Large stove for the room size
- Hemlock cabin with tempered glass
- Space for three
Drawbacks
- Needs a hardwired 240 V circuit and an electrician
- Warranty terms say indoor use only
- Warranty labour ends after three months
- Control panel covered for just one year
- Light and audio not confirmed in product page text
- Store pages make wellness claims we do not assess
A hot outdoor sauna for three, with a short warranty
Specs
- TypeTraditional
- HeaterElectric stove
- FormCabin
- PlacementOutdoor
- Seats3 people
- Max Temperature186-194°F
- Min TemperatureNot applicable
- Capacity (Gallons)Not applicable
- ChillerNot applicable
- HeatsNot applicable
- Water CareNot applicable
- Power Supply240V hardwired
- EMF MeasuredNot measured
- CertificationsNone verifiable
- Warranty1 Year
Not published by Medical Saunas: emf claimed.
Not checked: Which features the store's comparison table ticks for this model (the ticks are images)
At a glance
- 921 lb shipping weight
- Interior 65.6 x 52.4 x 77.6 in
- Steam with water on stones
The company behind the store is Medical Breakthrough, LLC, of Santa Clarita, California, which calls Medical Saunas one of its divisions.
- Medical Saunas sells saunas, from a one-person outdoor cabin to a four-person outdoor hybrid sauna, and three chilled cold plunge tubs on its own US store at medicalsaunas.com.
- A few online fitness and wellness dealers also resell its saunas and plunges.
The Traditional 7 is a three-person outdoor traditional sauna in Canadian hemlock with a 8,000 W electric stove that the store rates to 194°F. Its interior is 65.6 by 52.4 by 77.6 inches, about 154 cubic feet, and the outside 70.9 by 55.9 by 83 inches; it weighs 921 lb.
It needs a hardwired 220-240 V 50 A circuit for the stove and a 120 V plug for the lights. Every listing shows a struck retail price near twice this one and a countdown that resets, the store's permanent countdown pricing.
Questions answered from our data

How much does a home sauna cost?The 81 home saunas we list run from $1,999 to $36,399, with a median of $7,523.
How hot does a sauna get?Of the 81 home saunas we list, 81 state a rated maximum temperature; the most common is 186-194°F (42).
How big is a 2-person sauna?24 of the 81 home saunas we list seat two, as their makers count seats.
Does a sauna need 240 volts?54 of the 81 home saunas we list need a 240 V supply, plugged in or hardwired, as their makers state it.




