The oldest wellness ritual in the world is also the simplest: get hot, get cold, repeat. We carry traditional cedar saunas, infrared cabins, and the cold plunges that pair with them — sized and installed for Colorado homes.
We carry Leisurecraft for traditional Finnish-style saunas — the Canadian cedar specialist whose barrels and cabins you've seen on half the cabin porches between here and Telluride. A proper Leisurecraft heats air to 170–190°F and lets you pour water on the rocks to spike the humidity. Real heat, real löyly (the burst of steam when water hits the rocks), electric or wood-fired.
Thermory takes Nordic spruce and enhances it with nothing but heat and steam — no chemicals, no shrinking, no rot. Unlike cedar, which roughens over time, thermally modified spruce stays stable and beautiful for decades. Pre-cut and pre-milled for a one-day DIY install with no cutting, and every kit ships with the rain jacket, flooring, and exterior trim included.
For infrared we carry Health Mate — the brand that essentially invented the residential infrared category and still makes the cleanest-burning panels in the industry. They run cooler (120–140°F), plug into a standard outlet, and don't need venting or a permit in most jurisdictions. A good fit for a spare bedroom, a master bath, or anyone who finds traditional heat too intense.
Cold plunges are the half of the wellness ritual most people skip until they don't. We carry two complementary lines: Leisurecraft cold plunges built from the same cedar we sell in their saunas, and the Kodiak — an insulated, chiller-equipped, heater-equipped plunge that holds 39–104°F automatically, year-round.
These are general wellness benefits, not medical advice. Sauna and cold-plunge use isn't for everyone — if you are pregnant or have a heart condition, check with your doctor first, and avoid alcohol before a session.
We keep working units of both in the showroom. Come try each — it only takes fifteen minutes and it usually settles the question.
