Free 3D sauna planner
SaunaDesignPro is a free 3D sauna planner from Sauna Marketplace. Lay out the room in 3D, size the heater to its volume, and leave with framing drawings and a cut list for the sauna you drew.
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Start from a rectangle, L-shape, triangle, or beveled footprint and set the room to your real measurements. Place doors, windows, benches, ceilings, and flooring. Move a wall and the framing, cladding, and material list move with it.
The planner sizes the heater to your room volume from each heater's rated range, takes clearances from the manual for the exact heater you pick, places an intake and an exhaust for that heater family, and shows each bench level against the ceiling.
The build packet is generated from the same model: a floor plan, a framing elevation for each wall, a framing schedule and cut list, a stock-board cutting plan, a finish cut schedule, a materials schedule, and installation notes. The planner is free to use, with no account needed to start.
Design the sauna in 3D, walk through it, and check it before it becomes lumber. Every element stays tied to the same design, so moving a wall updates the framing, cladding, and material list.
A heater that is too small, a bench too close to the ceiling, a vent in the wrong place. Each is cheap to fix in the planner and expensive to fix once the walls are up.
The build packet is generated from the same model. Hand it to your builder or electrician, or attach it behind a stamped set. Outdoor designs add roof framing sheets.
A vapor barrier on the wrong side, or boards with no air gap behind them, traps moisture inside the wall. The planner draws every framed wall with foil on the hot side, an air gap behind the cladding, and mineral wool in the bays.
Inside to outside: cladding, a furring air gap so boards dry from behind, aluminum foil on the hot side, studs with mineral wool, then sheathing, a weather barrier, and a rainscreen on outdoor builds.
Specialty items come from Sauna Marketplace: cladding and trim, the heater with its control and stones, benches, vents, doors, windows, glass walls, and flooring. Framing lumber, insulation, furring strips, fasteners, and roof framing are listed for you to buy locally.
Yes. Plan as many saunas as you want, with no account to start, and download the build packet with its material list in any region. In the continental US, enter your ZIP code to see exact prices; elsewhere, you can ask for a quote for your region.
It depends on the heater. Each maker publishes where the intake and exhaust go, and the planner places the vents for the heater family you choose. Check the sizes and positions against your heater's manual before you frame the openings.
Often, yes. Enter the real ceiling height and the planner sizes the heater to the room and checks the heater's clearances and minimum room height from its manual.
The planner shows a 3D model you can walk through, a 2D floor plan with real dimensions, a framing elevation for each wall, and a material list you can edit. You can download the build packet (PDF) with the floor plan, framing elevations, cut list, cutting schedules, and materials schedule, plus the framing cut list (CSV) and each wall's framing elevation (PNG). The packet prints exact prices with a continental US ZIP code and price ranges without one.