Frequently Asked Questions
General Questions
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A mobile sauna is a traditional wood-fired sauna built inside a custom trailer. We bring it to your location, set it up, and you get the full sauna experience without leaving your neighborhood, gym, or event.
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We operate in Northside Indianapolis suburbs (Westfield, Carmel, Fishers, Zionsville, Noblesville) and Indianapolis. Generally speaking, we operate within a 20 mile radius of Westfield. Contact us if your event is outside this service area - always willing to travel!
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Visit our booking page or contact us a relax@soldriftsauna.com.
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We can set up almost anywhere! Concrete, grass, gravel, etc are all fine. The sauna is full off-grid, so we don’t require any utilities nearby. The terrain does not need to be perfectly level either - the sauna can be lowered to accommodate any terrain. In parking lots, the sauna takes up one space, then we like to reserve an adjacent spot for safe and easy in/out.
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Sauna basics
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Our sauna comfortably fits 6–8 people at a time. Guests usually rotate in and out in ~15-minute sessions, so larger groups can share the experience.
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The sauna is heated to 165-185 degrees, but is capable of 200+. Water is added to the hot stones to increase heat and humidity. 3-tier seating allows you to pick the most comfortable spot for you. Higher = hotter.
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Absolutely! Most people enjoy multiple “rounds” of sauna with breaks in between to cool off, hydrate, or even do a cold plunge if available.
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While sauna is generally safe and beneficial, those with heart conditions, respiratory issues, or who are pregnant should consult a doctor before use. Always listen to your body there’s no heroes in the sauna game.
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Come clean - a quick rinse first keeps the vibes fresh.
Bring a towel
Swimwear or comfy gear only - jeans and hoodies don’t count.
Keep the convo chill - save the yelling for pickleball.
Hydrate like it’s your job - water > beer (trust us).
15 minutes max per round - then cool off and repeat.
Respect the space - it’s cozy in there, so share the heat.