Sun Home Solaris Traditional Sauna, Medium

Larger traditional rock-and-water sauna

Prices verified May 2026

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Specifications

Sun Home Solaris Traditional Sauna, Medium full specifications
SpecValue
TypeTraditional (rock + heater)
SizeMedium
Capacity4-6 persons
PlacementIndoor/outdoor
Temp RangeUp to 220°F
Dimensions90.1" W x 94.5" H x 90.1" D
Weight1,874 lbs
MaterialThermory pine exterior, Thermory aspen interior
Electrical240V, 40A
HeaterHUUM, Wi-Fi enabled (kW not published)
Warranty3-year residential (cabinetry); HUUM heater per its own manufacturer

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Real traditional sauna experience
  • Larger capacity than Small variant
  • Premium build quality

Cons

  • Top-tier pricing
  • Largest footprint in the Sun Home cabin line

Cost to own

Sun Home Solaris Traditional Sauna, Medium cost and warranty figures
MetricValue
Cost per session (3yr basis)$290.38
Monthly running costvaries (heater dependent)
True delivered price$45,299
Warranty3 years

Assumptions: electricity at $0.17 per kWh (US average), cost per session over 3 years at about 1 session per week (price divided by 156), sauna running cost at a 30-minute session. These are estimates for comparison, not quotes.

What owning traditional cabins involves
OwnershipWhat it means
UpkeepTwo jobs, on different clocks. The stones are checked at least once a year, rearranged, and any that have broken, crumbled or discoloured are replaced, which keeps the heater from working against a packed bed. The exterior is resealed or restained every 2 to 4 years with an exterior-grade product carrying UV inhibitors, sooner under strong sun, snow or coastal salt, with a look each year for fading and dry patches. Inside, benches and backrests are wiped down after a session and nothing is sealed: sealant and wood protectant are not used anywhere inside a sauna, and tired interior wood is sanded back instead.
What you rebuySauna stones (checked yearly, replaced as they crumble), Exterior stain or sealant with UV inhibitor (every 2 to 4 years)
Where they failStones crumbling into the heater bed, with broken pieces underneath as the tell; Discolouration or limescale on the heater elements, which Harvia gives as the signal to replace the heater; Exterior wood left unsealed past its interval, where fading and dry patches show first

These apply to the class, not to this record alone, and they are sourced from the manufacturer guidance for it. Anything a source does not state is left out rather than estimated.

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Compare head to head

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Sun Home Solaris Traditional Sauna, Medium FAQ

What does the Sun Home Solaris Traditional Sauna, Medium cost?

$45,299 delivered, which is $290.38 a session over three years at about one session a week. Every traditional cabin on the same axis.

What type of sauna is the Sun Home Solaris Traditional Sauna, Medium?

The Sun Home Solaris Traditional Sauna, Medium is a traditional (rock + heater) that reaches Up to 220°F. See all sauna types compared.

What warranty does the Sun Home Solaris Traditional Sauna, Medium carry?

3 years, from Sun Home. Every traditional cabin warranty side by side.

What is involved in owning a traditional cabin?

Two jobs, on different clocks. The stones are checked at least once a year, rearranged, and any that have broken, crumbled or discoloured are replaced, which keeps the heater from working against a packed bed. The exterior is resealed or restained every 2 to 4 years with an exterior-grade product carrying UV inhibitors, sooner under strong sun, snow or coastal salt, with a look each year for fading and dry patches. Inside, benches and backrests are wiped down after a session and nothing is sealed: sealant and wood protectant are not used anywhere inside a sauna, and tired interior wood is sanded back instead. You rebuy sauna stones (checked yearly, replaced as they crumble), exterior stain or sealant with uv inhibitor (every 2 to 4 years). How every traditional cabin compares.

What else should I look at alongside the Sun Home Solaris Traditional Sauna, Medium?

In the same class, there are Sun Home Solaris Traditional Sauna, Small and Sun Home Luminar Outdoor 5-Person Infrared Sauna.