Infrared saunas use less electricity, often between a third to a half of the energy consumption of a traditional sauna.

They are also ready to use much sooner. Whereas a traditional sauna can take 30-45 minutes to reach your desired temperature, IR saunas only need only 10-15 after switching on.

Because you don’t need to take ventilation and steam control into account, all you need for these Infrared saunas is the space to erect them and a standard 13 amp socket.

The compact design of the cabins mean that they fit much easier into your home.

Unlike traditional saunas that primarily heat the air, infrared saunas use light waves to directly penetrate body tissues more deeply.

This deeper absorption reaches muscles and joints effectively, potentially offering superior relaxation of tight muscles and enhanced relief from aches and pains.