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The purchase of a sauna will allow you to benefit from many advantages which will be very different according to if you choose a steam sauna or an infrared cabin. It is therefore important to know the differences between these two models: the heat emitted, the heating power, the sensations felt...

Infrared sauna

The infrared sauna heats your body directly using infrared panels that are evenly distributed across the cabin.

Our saunas are equipped with infrared panels, designed in carbon, Quartz, or Magnesium, for a longer average lifespan and a wider distribution of heat than ceramic panels.

The infrared sauna has the particularity of emitting a totally dried heat that penetrates deeply into the skin. This heat, much softer than that of a steam sauna, allows users to stay longer in the cabin to increase its benefits and to keep up with an activity like reading during the session.

It has the advantage of having a very short heating time, about 15 minutes, and lower power consumption than a steam sauna, 1200 to 3000 W depending on the model.

Traditional Steam Sauna

The traditional steam sauna uses an electric heater with lava stones on which you can add water and generate steam as you want. The steam sauna is designed to heat the ambient air in your cabin, which will then warm your body and allow you to sweat.

The heat is higher in temperature and much moister than an infrared sauna. It is therefore advisable to take a few minutes of break during your session to hydrate yourself.

All our steam saunas are heated by a Harvia Vega high-performance electric heater of 3500, 4500, 6000, or 8000 W according to the capacity of the sauna.

Yes, we offer an assembly service for the indoor saunas where we deliver, install and remove all packaging for €195.00 (Depending on location). For Traditional steam saunas, you would still need an electrician to connect the wiring to the mains electricity board.

For our outdoor saunas, an assembly service is also available starting at €750 depending on site and location. Again, you will still need an electrician to hard wire it back to your mains electricity board.

Our infrared saunas work off any domestic 3-pin plug socket. While we would recommend not placing them on a carpeted floor due to the floor heater panel. Any tiled or concrete surface would be perfect. No plumbing is required.

Our steam saunas would need an electrician to hardwire them back to the mains electricity board. And a room with good ventilation is recommended. No plumbing is required. As there are open slats on the steam sauna floor, a tiled or concrete floor would be ideal.

We will advise you based on your space options and the type of sauna.

We offer different sauna ranges of all sizes that can be integrated into any type of interior, from the smallest to the most spacious. Our suppliers have designed square, rectangular and even angular basic structures to allow you to design your wellness area in the best possible way.

If you want to install your sauna in a reduced space, you can opt for an angular model of 120cm by 87cm or for a square base model of 90cm by 90cm depending on the layout of your room.

If, on the other hand, you have a very spacious space that can accommodate a large volume, opt for a 5-person model with a rectangular base of 220cm by 160cm.

Our cabins offer different capacities, so that you can enjoy your session in a sitting or semi-lying position. You can also enjoy your sauna with several people lying down in larger sauna models.