Interior of a wooden sauna with benches and wooden paneling on the walls.

Custom Cedar Sauna Wood

Order wood for your custom DIY sauna direct from the sawmill for exceptional quality at an unbeatable price.

Build your custom sauna the way you want it

We provide all the lumber you need for your custom sauna, from finished interior paneling and benches to posts, beams, and exterior siding.

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Interior of a wooden sauna with horizontal wood paneling on the walls and stacked wooden benches.

The wood makes the sauna

Tongue & Groove Cedar Paneling Our T&G cedar is kiln dried, planed and ready to install. Ideal for walls, ceilings, and bench backs.

Bench Stock

Full-dimension cedar bench boards, smooth-faced, kiln-dried, and cut to your specs.

Framing Lumber Complete your build with Douglas Fir and cedar dimensional lumber posts, beams and trim, all cut to order.

Decking Douglas Fir and Cedar structural lumber for your sauna frame. We stock dimensional lumber and can custom-cut posts, beams, and moulded deck boards to your cut list.

Barrel Sauna Staves Order bead and cove barrel sauna stock, cut to any length.

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Custom sauna packages, direct from the mill

The right sauna for you is within reach. We can help you choose the best product for your needs, from custom designs that match your home to basic builds on a budget.

Choose the best wood for your custom sauna

The most popular choice for sauna interiors, with that classic sauna scent and a natural, warm tone. Its low density means it heats up fast and doesn't hold heat at the surface, so it stays comfortable to touch even at high temps. Ultra durable, naturally moisture and rot-resistant, and proven to stand up to intense heat cycles, there’s a reason it’s the material of choice for saunas.

Best uses: wall paneling, ceiling, benches, backrests, door frames, exterior siding

Western Red Cedar

A step up in durability from red cedar, with a finer grain, pale yellow tone, and a cleaner, more subtle scent. Denser than red cedar and one of the most rot-resistant woods on the coast — it holds up exceptionally well to direct contact, abrasion, and the repeated heat and moisture cycles a sauna puts wood through. If you want bench surfaces that stay looking good for years, yellow cedar is hard to beat.

Best uses: bench tops and seats, exterior cladding, wall paneling, flooring

Yellow Cedar

Strong, stiff, and dimensionally stable, fir is the right choice anywhere you need load-bearing performance. Not recommended for exposed interior surfaces as it holds heat and doesn't handle sustained moisture as well as cedar over time, but for everything hidden inside the walls it's the workhorse of the build.

Best uses: framing, floor joists, posts and beams, subfloor, exterior decking and structural cladding

Douglas Fir

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Whether you know exactly what you want to build or you need guidance to help you plan your ideal sauna, we’re here to help.