Interactive Comparison Engine

Side-by-Side SaunaLife Model Comparison

Select 2, 3, or 4 models from the official SaunaLife catalog to evaluate footprints, bench ergonomics, heating targets, and timber engineering.

Model & Series
SaunaLife Ergo-Series Model E6
Ergo Series

SaunaLife Ergo-Series Model E6

Type: Barrel SaunaCapacity: 2–3 Persons
SaunaLife Garden-Series Model G6
Garden Series

SaunaLife Garden-Series Model G6

Type: Cabin SaunaCapacity: 5 Persons
1. Spatial Geometry & Sizing
Exterior Dimensions59" L × 81" Diameter (approx. 150 × 206 cm)96" W × 96" D × 96" H (approx. 244 × 244 × 244 cm)
Interior Dimensions51" L × 77" Diameter (6'5" standing centerline)84" W × 74" D × 84" H (sauna room plus front porch)
Bather Capacity2–3 Persons5 Persons
2. Timber Species & Envelope
Wall Timber Species1.65" (42mm) solid Thermo-Spruce tongue-and-groove stavesFine-sawn Nordic Thermo-Pine architectural rain-screen cladding
Bench Timber & ProfileThermo-Aspen ergonomic contoured benches and arched backrestsGrade-A Thermo-Aspen wide-plank bi-level benches and wall lining
Thermal TreatmentChemical-free thermal modification for maximum rot resistance and thermal stabilityChemical-free thermal modification (215°C)
3. Glass & Facade Profile
Glass SpecificationsTempered safety glass door with wood handle (8 mm (5/16"))Double-glazed architectural tempered bronze safety glass front facade and door (8 mm double-glazed insulated units)
4. Heating & Electrical Target
Recommended Heater Power6.0 kW to 8.0 kW Electric or Wood Stove9.0 kW to 10.5 kW Electric or High-End Wood Stove
Electrical Supply Requirement240V / 1-Phase / 30A to 40A dedicated line240V / 1-Phase / 50A to 60A dedicated line
5. Environment & Best Suited Use
Installation Environmentbarreloutdoor
Best Suited ForOutdoor residential patios, suburban backyard wellness nooks, lakeside decks, and compact footprints.High-end architectural residences, modern landscape designs, poolside pavilions, and wellness retreats.
6. Signature Highlights
Key Differentiators
  • 6'5" (77") interior ceiling height along centerline allows natural standing upright
  • Arched backrests and popliteal-contoured benches prevent thigh fatigue
  • Dual floor drains built into stave base for effortless washdown and löyly runoff
  • Monumental 8ft cube architectural form factor designed for luxury residences
  • Full floor-to-ceiling double-glazed bronze glass wall provides thermal insulation with panoramic views
  • Integrated front veranda porch shields the doorway and provides an outdoor bench for cooling down
Popular Studies

Pre-Built Head-to-Head Architectural Studies

Read our editorial staff’s detailed evaluations on the most frequently compared SaunaLife configurations.

Ergo E6 vs. Ergo E7

Compact 3-person vs 4-person full supine upper bench.

Ergo E6 vs. Ergo E6W

Solid wood rear wall vs panoramic half-moon window.

Ergo E7 vs. Ergo E7G

Solid timber back vs full circular glass back wall.

Ergo E8 vs. Ergo E8G

Flagship 8-person barrel: solid wood vs full glass.

Ergo E6 vs. Ergo Elegance EE6G

Classic barrel joinery vs frameless architectural glass front.

Ergo E8 vs. Ergo Elegance EE8G

Commercial endurance vs bespoke matte-black luxury detailing.

Cube CL3G vs. Cube CL4G

Compact 51" depth vs deeper bi-level two-tier bench system.

Cube CL5G vs. Cube CL7G

Standard family cube vs high-capacity social entertainer.

Garden G6 vs. Garden Luxury GL6

Standalone cabin with veranda vs dual-zone changing lounge suite.

Garden Luxury GL4 vs. GL6

Comparing 126" vs 150" dual-room luxury pavilions.

Ergo E6 vs. Cube CL3G

Curved convective barrel vs vertical-wall modern cube.

Ergo E8 vs. Cube CL7G

Dual 78" reclining benches vs stadium bi-level seating.

Garden G6 vs. Garden G11

Residential cabin house vs massive 11-person compound.

Cube CL7G vs. Cube CL12GCP

Focused hot room vs complete outdoor poolhouse compound.

SaunaLife Barrel vs. Cabin

Circular steam roll vs multi-tier bench elevation analysis.

Ergo vs. Ergo Elegance

Comparing the two Scandinavian barrel series side-by-side.

SaunaLife Indoor vs. Outdoor

Daily convenience vs invigorating cold-air contrast.

Best Sauna for Small Spaces

Top compact models for narrow decks, patios, and bathrooms.

Best Sauna for Large Groups

High-capacity models engineered for group entertaining.

Best Sauna for Cold Climates

Sub-zero winter tested timber envelopes and double glazing.