Peak Rainier
A one-person cedar cabin built for a quiet nightly reset
$6,850$7,250 Save $400
With code BF400
Financing is available through Bread Pay at checkout.
- Free shipping. In-stock items have a 2-4 business day handling time, then 3-14 business days in transit (ETA sent once your sauna ships).
- 7-year residential warranty; full terms by component are published on the warranty page.
- Peak saunas may be eligible for HSA/FSA purchase through Redo.
Warmth and quiet, on your own schedule
The ad frames a sauna as a daily reset: time that belongs to you, at the end of the day. That starts with having the thing at home instead of driving to get it.
The Peak Rainier is a one-person cedar cabin with full-spectrum infrared heat and a front-facing red light therapy panel built in, so the session starts whenever you close the door.
What's included
- Medical-grade red light therapy panel
- Full-spectrum infrared heat, near to far
- Canadian red cedar cabin
- Two Bluetooth speakers
- Free shipping
Specifications
| Capacity | 1-Person |
|---|---|
| Cabin material | Canadian red cedar |
| Max temperature | 150°F |
| Infrared wavelength range | 700–25,000nm (near, mid, far) |
| Audio | Two Bluetooth speakers |
Questions
Is the Rainier the same sauna shown in the ad
The ad shows the Peak Rainier. It is the one-person cedar model with the red light panel built in, not a separate smaller unit.
What outlet does the Rainier need
It plugs into a standard 120V household outlet drawing 15A, so no special wiring is required.
How hot does the cabin get
The Rainier heats to a maximum of 150°F using seven infrared panels across the cabin walls.
What is the red light panel actually for
It is a medical-grade red light therapy panel included standard, facing the bench so the whole front of the body is covered during a session.
What does the warranty cover
7-year residential warranty; full terms by component are published on the warranty page.
Peak Rainier
$6,850$7,250
With code BF400
Financing is available through Bread Pay at checkout.
