Medical Nature 5 Outdoor Infrared Sauna 2 Person

Yes. With the removable bench taken out, the interior is 46 inches wide and 41 inches deep with 75 inches of headroom. That's enough floor space for a compact yoga mat and room for standing poses like Half Moon, Eagle, and Standing Bow. The Nature 5 was specifically designed as a hot yoga sauna.

Yes. The bench lifts out without tools. With the bench in, two people sit side-by-side with included backrests. With the bench removed, you have open floor space for yoga, stretching, or standing therapy. Backrests are included at no extra cost.

Yes. The Nature 5 is built for permanent outdoor placement. It has extra-thick weather-resistant hemlock walls, a roof overhang for rain and sun protection, outdoor-rated hardware, and 100X Stronger heaters designed to maintain temperature even in cooler weather. It handles rain, humidity, UV exposure, and temperature swings.

Most likely yes. The Nature 5 requires a 120V/40A dedicated circuit, which is higher than a standard household outlet (15A or 20A). You'll need an electrician to install a 40A breaker and run a dedicated line to your outdoor location. Typical cost is $200-$600 depending on distance from your electrical panel. It uses a single 120V plug (not 220V).

A hot yoga sauna is an infrared sauna designed with expanded interior dimensions and removable benches so you can practice yoga poses inside the heated cabin. The Nature Series by Medical Saunas is the industry's first hot yoga sauna line. The infrared heat loosens muscles and joints, improves flexibility and circulation, and provides all the detox benefits of a regular sauna session while you do yoga.

The Nature 6 fits 3 people (vs 2), has 9 heaters (vs 7), runs at 3,400W (vs 2,600W), and has a wider interior at 56 x 41 inches (vs 46 x 41). Both use the same 120V/40A single-plug electrical setup, hemlock construction, and outdoor-rated design. Choose the Nature 5 for 2-person or solo yoga use. Choose the Nature 6 if you need room for 3 or want more heater coverage.

Nature Saunas are built for outdoor use with extra-thick weather-resistant walls, roof overhangs, protective heater covers, and 100X Stronger outdoor heaters. They also feature removable benches for hot yoga, which indoor models don't have. Indoor Medical Saunas have a wider feature range (silent heating, audio theater, etc.) but are not weather-rated. If you plan to place the sauna on a patio, deck, or backyard, choose a Nature model. If it's going in a room, garage, or basement, choose an indoor Medical model.

The Nature 5 is a dry infrared sauna only. It uses 7 full spectrum infrared heaters and does not include a steam stove. If you want a hybrid sauna that does both dry infrared and traditional steam, look at the Nature 7 or Nature 8 Plus. Those models include both infrared heaters and a steam stove, but they require 220V hardwired electrical and use cedar instead of hemlock.

The Nature 5 already uses Ultra Full Spectrum heaters that include red light wavelengths as part of the near-infrared spectrum. This provides some of the skin and surface tissue benefits associated with red light therapy during every session. For dedicated red light therapy equipment, browse our red light therapy collection.

947 lbs fully assembled. You'll need 2-3 people for assembly and a solid, level surface like a concrete pad, reinforced deck, or paver patio. The exterior footprint with overhang is 50 x 45 inches (about 4.2 x 3.75 feet). Make sure your surface can support the weight.

Yes. With the removable bench taken out, the interior is 46 inches wide and 41 inches deep with 75 inches of headroom. That's enough floor space for a compact yoga mat and room for standing poses like Half Moon, Eagle, and Standing Bow. The Nature 5 was specifically designed as a hot yoga sauna.

Yes. The bench lifts out without tools. With the bench in, two people sit side-by-side with included backrests. With the bench removed, you have open floor space for yoga, stretching, or standing therapy. Backrests are included at no extra cost.

Yes. The Nature 5 is built for permanent outdoor placement. It has extra-thick weather-resistant hemlock walls, a roof overhang for rain and sun protection, outdoor-rated hardware, and 100X Stronger heaters designed to maintain temperature even in cooler weather. It handles rain, humidity, UV exposure, and temperature swings.

Most likely yes. The Nature 5 requires a 120V/40A dedicated circuit, which is higher than a standard household outlet (15A or 20A). You'll need an electrician to install a 40A breaker and run a dedicated line to your outdoor location. Typical cost is $200-$600 depending on distance from your electrical panel. It uses a single 120V plug (not 220V).

A hot yoga sauna is an infrared sauna designed with expanded interior dimensions and removable benches so you can practice yoga poses inside the heated cabin. The Nature Series by Medical Saunas is the industry's first hot yoga sauna line. The infrared heat loosens muscles and joints, improves flexibility and circulation, and provides all the detox benefits of a regular sauna session while you do yoga.

The Nature 6 fits 3 people (vs 2), has 9 heaters (vs 7), runs at 3,400W (vs 2,600W), and has a wider interior at 56 x 41 inches (vs 46 x 41). Both use the same 120V/40A single-plug electrical setup, hemlock construction, and outdoor-rated design. Choose the Nature 5 for 2-person or solo yoga use. Choose the Nature 6 if you need room for 3 or want more heater coverage.

Nature Saunas are built for outdoor use with extra-thick weather-resistant walls, roof overhangs, protective heater covers, and 100X Stronger outdoor heaters. They also feature removable benches for hot yoga, which indoor models don't have. Indoor Medical Saunas have a wider feature range (silent heating, audio theater, etc.) but are not weather-rated. If you plan to place the sauna on a patio, deck, or backyard, choose a Nature model. If it's going in a room, garage, or basement, choose an indoor Medical model.

The Nature 5 is a dry infrared sauna only. It uses 7 full spectrum infrared heaters and does not include a steam stove. If you want a hybrid sauna that does both dry infrared and traditional steam, look at the Nature 7 or Nature 8 Plus. Those models include both infrared heaters and a steam stove, but they require 220V hardwired electrical and use cedar instead of hemlock.

The Nature 5 already uses Ultra Full Spectrum heaters that include red light wavelengths as part of the near-infrared spectrum. This provides some of the skin and surface tissue benefits associated with red light therapy during every session. For dedicated red light therapy equipment, browse our red light therapy collection.

947 lbs fully assembled. You'll need 2-3 people for assembly and a solid, level surface like a concrete pad, reinforced deck, or paver patio. The exterior footprint with overhang is 50 x 45 inches (about 4.2 x 3.75 feet). Make sure your surface can support the weight.

Yes. With the removable bench taken out, the interior is 46 inches wide and 41 inches deep with 75 inches of headroom. That's enough floor space for a compact yoga mat and room for standing poses like Half Moon, Eagle, and Standing Bow. The Nature 5 was specifically designed as a hot yoga sauna.

Yes. The bench lifts out without tools. With the bench in, two people sit side-by-side with included backrests. With the bench removed, you have open floor space for yoga, stretching, or standing therapy. Backrests are included at no extra cost.

Yes. The Nature 5 is built for permanent outdoor placement. It has extra-thick weather-resistant hemlock walls, a roof overhang for rain and sun protection, outdoor-rated hardware, and 100X Stronger heaters designed to maintain temperature even in cooler weather. It handles rain, humidity, UV exposure, and temperature swings.

Most likely yes. The Nature 5 requires a 120V/40A dedicated circuit, which is higher than a standard household outlet (15A or 20A). You'll need an electrician to install a 40A breaker and run a dedicated line to your outdoor location. Typical cost is $200-$600 depending on distance from your electrical panel. It uses a single 120V plug (not 220V).

A hot yoga sauna is an infrared sauna designed with expanded interior dimensions and removable benches so you can practice yoga poses inside the heated cabin. The Nature Series by Medical Saunas is the industry's first hot yoga sauna line. The infrared heat loosens muscles and joints, improves flexibility and circulation, and provides all the detox benefits of a regular sauna session while you do yoga.

The Nature 6 fits 3 people (vs 2), has 9 heaters (vs 7), runs at 3,400W (vs 2,600W), and has a wider interior at 56 x 41 inches (vs 46 x 41). Both use the same 120V/40A single-plug electrical setup, hemlock construction, and outdoor-rated design. Choose the Nature 5 for 2-person or solo yoga use. Choose the Nature 6 if you need room for 3 or want more heater coverage.

Nature Saunas are built for outdoor use with extra-thick weather-resistant walls, roof overhangs, protective heater covers, and 100X Stronger outdoor heaters. They also feature removable benches for hot yoga, which indoor models don't have. Indoor Medical Saunas have a wider feature range (silent heating, audio theater, etc.) but are not weather-rated. If you plan to place the sauna on a patio, deck, or backyard, choose a Nature model. If it's going in a room, garage, or basement, choose an indoor Medical model.

The Nature 5 is a dry infrared sauna only. It uses 7 full spectrum infrared heaters and does not include a steam stove. If you want a hybrid sauna that does both dry infrared and traditional steam, look at the Nature 7 or Nature 8 Plus. Those models include both infrared heaters and a steam stove, but they require 220V hardwired electrical and use cedar instead of hemlock.

The Nature 5 already uses Ultra Full Spectrum heaters that include red light wavelengths as part of the near-infrared spectrum. This provides some of the skin and surface tissue benefits associated with red light therapy during every session. For dedicated red light therapy equipment, browse our red light therapy collection.

947 lbs fully assembled. You'll need 2-3 people for assembly and a solid, level surface like a concrete pad, reinforced deck, or paver patio. The exterior footprint with overhang is 50 x 45 inches (about 4.2 x 3.75 feet). Make sure your surface can support the weight.

Yes. With the removable bench taken out, the interior is 46 inches wide and 41 inches deep with 75 inches of headroom. That's enough floor space for a compact yoga mat and room for standing poses like Half Moon, Eagle, and Standing Bow. The Nature 5 was specifically designed as a hot yoga sauna.

Yes. The bench lifts out without tools. With the bench in, two people sit side-by-side with included backrests. With the bench removed, you have open floor space for yoga, stretching, or standing therapy. Backrests are included at no extra cost.

Yes. The Nature 5 is built for permanent outdoor placement. It has extra-thick weather-resistant hemlock walls, a roof overhang for rain and sun protection, outdoor-rated hardware, and 100X Stronger heaters designed to maintain temperature even in cooler weather. It handles rain, humidity, UV exposure, and temperature swings.

Most likely yes. The Nature 5 requires a 120V/40A dedicated circuit, which is higher than a standard household outlet (15A or 20A). You'll need an electrician to install a 40A breaker and run a dedicated line to your outdoor location. Typical cost is $200-$600 depending on distance from your electrical panel. It uses a single 120V plug (not 220V).

A hot yoga sauna is an infrared sauna designed with expanded interior dimensions and removable benches so you can practice yoga poses inside the heated cabin. The Nature Series by Medical Saunas is the industry's first hot yoga sauna line. The infrared heat loosens muscles and joints, improves flexibility and circulation, and provides all the detox benefits of a regular sauna session while you do yoga.

The Nature 6 fits 3 people (vs 2), has 9 heaters (vs 7), runs at 3,400W (vs 2,600W), and has a wider interior at 56 x 41 inches (vs 46 x 41). Both use the same 120V/40A single-plug electrical setup, hemlock construction, and outdoor-rated design. Choose the Nature 5 for 2-person or solo yoga use. Choose the Nature 6 if you need room for 3 or want more heater coverage.

Nature Saunas are built for outdoor use with extra-thick weather-resistant walls, roof overhangs, protective heater covers, and 100X Stronger outdoor heaters. They also feature removable benches for hot yoga, which indoor models don't have. Indoor Medical Saunas have a wider feature range (silent heating, audio theater, etc.) but are not weather-rated. If you plan to place the sauna on a patio, deck, or backyard, choose a Nature model. If it's going in a room, garage, or basement, choose an indoor Medical model.

The Nature 5 is a dry infrared sauna only. It uses 7 full spectrum infrared heaters and does not include a steam stove. If you want a hybrid sauna that does both dry infrared and traditional steam, look at the Nature 7 or Nature 8 Plus. Those models include both infrared heaters and a steam stove, but they require 220V hardwired electrical and use cedar instead of hemlock.

The Nature 5 already uses Ultra Full Spectrum heaters that include red light wavelengths as part of the near-infrared spectrum. This provides some of the skin and surface tissue benefits associated with red light therapy during every session. For dedicated red light therapy equipment, browse our red light therapy collection.

947 lbs fully assembled. You'll need 2-3 people for assembly and a solid, level surface like a concrete pad, reinforced deck, or paver patio. The exterior footprint with overhang is 50 x 45 inches (about 4.2 x 3.75 feet). Make sure your surface can support the weight.