
Compact rooms
Designer
A wall-mounted choice for home sauna rooms. Compare the Designer-SL2 with SaunaLogic2 control and the Designer-B with in-room controls.
Explore six Finnleo sauna heater options, from convenient electric heaters to authentic wood-fired stoves. Compare styles, room sizes, controls, and installation needs, with guidance from our South Florida team.
Electric + wood-burning heaters · Serving South Florida since 2004 · Hollywood showroom

Choose an electric heater for straightforward, controlled heating, or a wood-burning stove for a traditional fire-heated experience. Review the four electric families and Finnleo’s two wood-burning models below. Every selection starts with your finished room and installation conditions.
Four Finnleo heater families for residential and commercial sauna rooms. Electric heaters require appropriate electrical supply and compatible controls.

Compact rooms
A wall-mounted choice for home sauna rooms. Compare the Designer-SL2 with SaunaLogic2 control and the Designer-B with in-room controls.

A statement heater
A floor-standing rock tower with 210 lb of stones and an integral BioWater tank. Review placement and clearances early in the room design.

Larger sauna rooms
A floor-standing option for larger home and commercial rooms, with capacity for up to 132 lb of stones. Match the heater to the finished enclosure and operating needs.

Large commercial spaces
A high-output option for larger commercial sauna rooms. Equipment selection requires review of electrical service, controls, room construction, and daily use.
Two current Finnleo wood-fired models. Wood-burning installations require a suitable chimney/flue, combustion-air planning, proper protective clearances, and local code approval. Ask our team to confirm the heater configuration before ordering.
A traditional, clean-lined wood-fired stove with a steel body and generous stone compartment. Designed for compatible wood-fired sauna installations.
A distinctive open-stone-cage stove that delivers a traditional wood-fired sauna experience, with exposed stones for heat storage and steam.
These published room-volume ranges are starting points, not a final sizing recommendation. Electric models are rated in kW, while the wood-fired heaters require combustion and chimney planning. Room materials, heat loss, local codes, and each model’s installation manual determine the appropriate setup.
| Model | Heat source | Room volume | Output / key detail | Format |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Designer | Electric | 100–425 cu ft | 4.5 / 6 / 8 kW | Wall-mounted |
| Himalaya | Electric | 175–500 cu ft | 6.8 / 9 kW | Floor-standing |
| Laava | Electric | 390–950 cu ft | 10.5 / 12 / 14.4 kW | Floor-standing |
| Magma | Electric | 720–2,000 cu ft | 21 / 24 / 28.8 kW | Floor-standing |
| Karhu 20 Home | Wood-burning | 282–702 cu ft | 70 lb stone capacity | Wood-fired stove |
| Saga 22 | Wood-burning | 423–777 cu ft | Open stone cage | Wood-fired stove |
Confirm current specifications, availability, clearances, and exact variant with the manufacturer and our team. Electric kW figures are not comparable to wood-fired heat output. For more details, see Finnleo heater information and our wood-burning sauna heater guide.

For electric models, choose the heater and control as a compatible system. Finnleo offers SaunaLogic controls and app-based operation on supported configurations, while certain Designer variants offer integrated in-room controls.
Wood-burning heaters work differently: there is no equivalent electronic temperature-control selection. Instead, plan safe flue routing, combustion air, clearances, and the manufacturer-approved installation with qualified professionals.
Share your room dimensions, building conditions, and preferred heat source. We can help you compare suitable models and identify which installation details need professional review.
Interested in an electric heater or a wood-burning stove? Tell us the model, room dimensions, installation ZIP code, and whether you are planning a new sauna or replacing an existing heater.
We can discuss model fit, current pricing and availability, electric controls or wood-fired installation considerations, and the next steps for your project.
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Open contact pageElectric heaters offer convenient control and require appropriately designed electrical service. Wood-burning stoves deliver traditional fire-heated sauna warmth but need combustion-air and chimney planning, proper clearances, and qualified installation. Your room, location, preferences, and local requirements should guide the choice.
Start with the finished room volume, then account for glass, masonry, insulation, and ventilation. Use the correct manufacturer guidance for your selected electric or wood-burning model. Final specifications must be reviewed before ordering.
Compatibility depends on the exact electric heater, control, and power unit. Share the existing model information so our team can review replacement options. Wood-burning stoves do not use these electric control systems.
Confirm the heater, stones, compatible controls where applicable, delivery, accessories, and installation scope. For a wood-burning unit, also discuss chimney components and required protective measures. Inclusions depend on your project.
Our team can discuss sauna heater service and replacement requirements. Electric troubleshooting and wood-fired stove or chimney inspections have different safety considerations, so use qualified professionals. Explore sauna repair services.
Learn more about electric heater requirements, wood-fired sauna planning, stones, ventilation, and running costs.