5-6 Person Saunas
Larger home saunas for five to six. Family-sized cabins and barrels with space for the whole household to relax together.
5-6 Person Collection
Range Features
Our largest saunas, for households and hosts. Five to six people means the whole family, or friends after a cold water dip, can share the heat at once. Among our indoor saunas, look at the Traditional 210x and 220 from the traditional sauna range. Among our outdoor saunas, the Cube 250 and Barrel 250 both seat six. Smaller household? See our saunas for three or four or our saunas for two. Or compare all our saunas on one page.
- Heat-treated timber
- Quick-build construction
- Touch screen control
Benefits
Customer Reviews
Before you buy
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Guide
Sauna Buying Guide
How to choose a home sauna: indoor or outdoor, traditional or infrared, which Harvia heater and controls to specify, what size you need and how to prepare your site.
FAQs
Four models. Indoors, the Traditional 210x and the Traditional 220. In the garden, the Barrel 250 and the Cube 250. Each comes in Scandi or Nero at the same price, so the finish is a matter of taste.
Less than people expect. The Traditional 220 is 221 by 215 cm and fits a spare room at 200 cm tall. The largest is the Cube 250 at 225 by 246 cm. Outdoors, add one metre of clear space on every side for the build.
Yes, and it is already matched to the cabin. Every indoor model this size runs a 9 kW Harvia The Wall. Outdoors it is the 9 kW Harvia Cilindro, or the 14.3 kW Harvia Linear 18 wood-burning stove on the Barrel 250 and the Cube 250. A 9 kW heater needs its own circuit and a qualified electrician.
Dearer than a small one, but not alarming. A 9 kW heater draws 9 kWh an hour at full power, and it does not pull full power for the whole session once up to temperature. Multiply that by your own electricity rate. Per person it is the cheapest way to use a sauna. The working is in our running costs guide.
At this size, most people go outdoors. A six person cabin takes real space, and a garden sauna keeps the heat and humidity out of the house. If you have a big enough room, the Traditional 210x and 220 are the cheaper route and need no base or groundwork. Compare indoor and outdoor saunas.
From £5,999 for the Traditional 210x to £8,399 for the Cube 250, before the heater. The Traditional 220 is £6,999 and the Barrel 250 £7,699. Every model page shows its price, and our cost guide sets them against the wider market.
Only if you will fill them. Most home saunas are used by one or two people most of the time, and a bigger cabin takes longer to heat and costs more per session. Buy this size if you have a household to fit in or you plan to entertain. If it is usually two of you, a 3 to 4 person sauna is the better sauna, not the compromise.