Comfortable in every seasonHighly reflective glass keeps summer heat out, while underfloor heating keeps the interior warm on the coldest nights.
Prefab mirror glass saunas
3 models available
Alone, as a couple or with friends, a sauna session with a view resets body and mind.
Explore all models
Grows with youA modular system means you can start with one unit and add houses, saunas or offices later.
Built to lastA full steel frame and a clean Nordic look mean each building stays solid and stylish for decades.
Tried-and-tested returnsMore than 800 units are already in use around the world, giving real-world data on rental income and payback.
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Heat inside, nature outside
Mini Sauna
24 700 € / 5.5 m²View details
Heat inside, nature outside
Mini Sauna
24 700 € / 5.5 m²View details -
Space to cool down included
Medium Sauna
33 700 € / 9.5 m²View details
Space to cool down included
Medium Sauna
33 700 € / 9.5 m²View details -
Family & friends welcome
Large Sauna
84 900 € / 21.1 m²View details
Family & friends welcome
Large Sauna
84 900 € / 21.1 m²View details
Unforgettable stays, successful businesses
A few of the places where mirror houses now welcome guests, from volcanic landscapes in Iceland to the Italian Alps. Each one shows how a single striking building can create a new hospitality business.
Tustna, Norway
Grautaneset
From €518 / nightSignature House
Sleep inside the view
Want to try a mirror house before you buy? Mirror house stays operate in many countries, from fjords and forests to vineyards and mountains. Book a night, experience the view and the comfort first-hand, and picture one on your own land.
Mirror saunas: what to know before you buy
A sauna with a view
A traditional sauna is usually a dark room with a small window. A mirror sauna turns that around: a wall of reflective glass lets you watch the lake, the snow or the treetops while you bathe, while people outside see only the reflected landscape. It is a simple change that makes the sauna the most-used building on many properties.
Heating options
Saunas are generally heated either by an electric heater or a wood-burning stove. Electric heaters are convenient, quick to control and suit sites with a reliable power supply. Wood-burning stoves give a softer, more traditional heat and the sound and smell of a real fire, but need a chimney, firewood storage and a little more care. Your choice affects the electrical connection, safety distances and ventilation, so decide early.
Where to place a mirror sauna
The best spot is usually close to water or a cold plunge, with a clear view and some shelter from the wind. Think about the short walk from the house in winter, a place to cool down outdoors, and whether the glass will catch the sunset. For hotels and spas, a sauna placed slightly apart from the main building feels like a small journey and adds to the experience.
Care and maintenance
Good ventilation keeps the interior fresh and extends the life of the timber. Wipe benches after use, let the room dry with the door or vents open, and clean the glass with a non-abrasive cleaner. A yearly check of the heater, seals and drainage keeps everything working well.
Frequently asked questions
How many people fit in a mirror sauna?
Capacity depends on the model and bench layout. Let us know how many people usually bathe together and we will suggest a suitable size.
Can the sauna be used in winter?
Yes. Saunas are made for cold weather, and a view of snow from a hot bench is one of the best reasons to own one.
Can a sauna be combined with a changing room or shower?
Many layouts can include a changing area, and a shower can be added depending on your water and drainage connections.