8 Best Steam Shower Brands of 2026

Mr. Steam offers many of the same features as higher-end brands at a lower cost. The company offers an impressive range of generator sizes and can accommodate larger shower spaces. The stainless steel constructed generators are more compact for easier installation. The product warranty also matches the industry standard: limited lifetime for the generators and two years for the controls and steam heads. The brand’s design tool on their website is also a plus — punch in your shower dimensions and preferences and receive recommended products with budgetary pricing.

Mr. Steam products are available through most large home improvement retailers. Generators run between $1,085 to $5,100 on average. Steam shower kits cost $1,140 to $9,250 and include the generator, control pad, steam head, auto-cleaning, and drip pan.

Mr. Steam’s Steam@Home bills itself as an entry-level product, but the collection features plenty of power to accommodate many home showers up to 3’ x 5’ in size. Generators are impressively water efficient (one model only requires a half gallon of water for a 20-minute session). Packages are competitively priced from $1,450 to $1,650.

Delta’s SimpleSteam kits are an easy and convenient way to purchase, as the collection includes a generator, control panel, and steam head. Generator sizes range from 4kW to 15kW. SimpleSteam also includes an essential oil dispenser for an aromatherapy option, which is often an additional cost with other brands. For an upgraded experience, Delta’s SteamScape Classic or SteamScape Deluxe are optional control packages, and feature multiple presets, a fully digital control panel, temperature sensors, and Bluetooth and Wi-Fi integration.

SimpleSteam shower kits cost between $1,700 to $3,070. The generator drives the price and is available in seven sizes from 4kW to 15kW. If purchased separately, generators range between $1,530 to $4,325. SteamScape Classic and SteamScape Deluxe components cost $300 to $2,200.

SimpleSteam shower kits offer the most value and a convenient purchase option. They’re also backed by Delta’s limited lifetime warranty for the generator.

ThermaSol has industry longevity with more than 60 years of manufacturing quality steam showers. The ProSeries is the brand’s residential steam shower line, and it is separated into three tiers organized by generator size and the number of included functional and comfort features. ProSeries I generators are compatible with most small and mid-sized showers, while ProSeries II and ProSeries III offer more power and upgrades. ThermaSol offers a limited lifetime warranty on the generator, but you might not need it — many customers have shared that their ThermaSol generators have lasted 20 years or longer.

The average cost of ThermaSol ProSeries generators is $1,977 to $5,173. Packages or kits range from $3,584 to $9,790.

ProSeries II offers the best value for the money, with its collection of generator sizes and the number of included features like self-cleaning and split tank technology for consistent steam output.

Kohler is a top-tier bathroom fixtures brand known for its innovative designs. The company’s Invigoration steam shower line is no different, with 10 different generator sizes to accommodate most bathroom configurations. Steam is ready in 60 seconds or less and uses less than one gallon of water per 20 minutes of use. Steam control and head are purchased separately, and feature multiple beautiful finishes to complement your bathroom design.

Kohler steam generators are priced higher than average, with the smallest 5kW model costing $2,267 and the largest 30kW $7,188. The steam controls and steam head are sold separately and range from $684 to $880.

Invigoration controls feature optional integration with Kohler’s popular DTV and Anthem offerings, providing a luxurious multi-sensory shower experience that includes water, steam, music, and lighting.

The Mystix steam shower collection is oriented around creating the ultimate spa bathing experience. Generators come in seven sizes up to 30kW to suit most shower sizes and include quick one-minute-to-steam functionality. The company’s Elemental Experience features a control with two presets, and the Transcendent Experience adds dual sensors for temperature regulation and a digital interface to control aromatherapy, chromotherapy, and voice-activated technology. The Transcendent interface also includes access to parent company Delta Faucet’s DFC@Home app. Mystix offers a limited lifetime warranty for all generators and a two-year warranty for components.

Mystix generators range in price from $2,900 for its 7kW model up to $6,650 for its largest 30kW product. Elemental Experience control and steam head bundles cost $1,830 and $2,515 for the Transcendent Experience. Auto-drain feature and generator pan are also sold separately and cost $564 and $145, respectively.

If you crave a luxurious steam shower and have the budget for it, the Mystix Transcendent line features will offer a day spa experience that seamlessly blends innovation and comfort.

SteamSpa is a steam shower brand known for its easy availability at big box and online retailers. The company’s Oasis and Black steam shower collections feature seven generator sizes up to 12kW. Generators are highly rated for their dual tank feature that creates continuous steam and a consistent shower temperature. The autoflush feature makes cleaning and maintenance simple. SteamSpa products can be purchased separately or as a kit, and everything is backed by a limited lifetime warranty for the generator and a one-year warranty for components.

SteamSpa Oasis generators can be purchased separately and range in cost from $876 to $1,372. Both Oasis and Black collections are available as kits, with average costs ranging from $1,260 to $2,668.

We like SteamSpa’s Black series kits for the added comfort features, like Bluetooth and WiFi integration, speakers, chromotherapy, and aromatherapy.

Steam Planet offers both steam generators and prefabricated steam showers to meet most preferences and bathroom layouts. The company’s Superior line of generators is organized into several tiers based on size and the number of included features to satisfy a variety of bathroom sizes and pricing requirements. Shower units are available with generator sizes ranging from 3.5kW up to 6kW and in single or two-person stalls. All models offer multiple shower settings to customize the experience, chromotherapy and aromatherapy. Select models also include seating along with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth integration.

Steam Planet’s steam shower generators are sold as packages. Costs range from $899 for its Superior Standard collection up to $5,720 for the Superior Encore package with a fully digital keypad and Bluetooth integration. The Galaxy, Jupiter, and Venus prefabricated steam shower units cost between $3,670 to $5,250.

Steam Planet’s Superior Encore kit offers good overall value, with five generator sizes to choose from, a digital keypad with presets, and a built-in thermostat.

The Mesa Steam Shower brand offers 15 different prefabricated shower models, all powered by a 3kW generator. Rectangular, square, and curved stall shapes are designed to accommodate a variety of bathroom sizes and configurations. Each steam shower comes with a flexible drain hose for easier and more convenient installation. Acrylic enclosures are available with traditional or blue-tinted glass sliding or hinged doors. Most models come pre-installed with a built-in FM radio, acupuncture water jets, and a rainfall shower head. A foldable seat, storage shelves and a towel bar are also available with some models. All Mesa Steam Shower products are backed by a seven-year warranty.

Mesa Steam Shower products cost between $2,249 and $2,996. The company also offers steam shower and bathtub combinations from $3,490 to $4,290.

The Mesa WS-803A features bench seating for two people and comes in right and left configurations to accommodate different bathroom layouts.