Indoor saunas, traditional and infrared
From €1,900 to €6,800 incl. VAT depending on the model, excluding delivery and options. Delivery and installation
Two families of saunas, two sensations. The traditional sauna heats the air to around 80 °C with a Harvia stove and its stones; the infrared cabin heats the body directly, in gentler air, at around 45 to 60 °C. Our sixteen cabins are installed indoors, for 1 to 7 people.
Our models
Traditional or infrared?
The choice comes down first to the sensation: enveloping heat and a burst of steam when you pour water on the stove stones, for the traditional sauna; gentle heat, without steam, for the infrared cabin. The infrared cabin is also ready faster, in about a quarter of an hour. Our article Infrared or traditional sauna compares the two in detail, including installation and consumption.
Which sauna for 1, 2, 4 or 7 people?
| People | Traditional saunas | Infrared saunas |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Palawan | Kyoto, Milan, Lagoon, Oasis (1 to 2 people) |
| 2 | Seychelles | Kyoto, Milan, Lagoon, Oasis (1 to 2 people), Tokyo (2 to 3 people) |
| 3 | Corsica | Tokyo (2 to 3 people), Zenith (3 to 4 people) |
| 4 | Santorin | Zenith (3 to 4 people), Himalaya (4 people or more) |
| 5 | Caïman | |
| 7 | Havana |
The Summit, Olympus and Valence corner saunas have no stated number of seats: they make use of a corner of the room, and your advisor will tell you the capacity of each. For an infrared cabin for two, also see our Infrared saunas page and its question about cabins for two people.
Our traditional saunas
Seven cabins with a Harvia stove and a GY160 control panel: four straight cabins, from the Palawan for one person to the Santorin for four, and three corner saunas (Summit, Olympus and Valence) that make use of a corner of the room. All models: traditional saunas.
Our infrared saunas
Nine cabins, for 1 to 7 people: four 1 to 2-person cabins (Kyoto, Milan, Lagoon and Oasis), three family cabins for 2 to 4 people or more (Tokyo, Zenith and Himalaya) and two large emitter cabins, the Caïman for 5 people and the Havana for 7. All models: infrared saunas.
Where to install a sauna?
Our saunas are indoor cabins. They need a dry room, a flat and level floor and adequate ventilation: a converted garage, a dry basement, a large bathroom or a spare room. The corner models make the most of small rooms. Leave a little space around the cabin for assembly and air circulation.
Electricity
Our infrared cabins for up to 4 people plug into a 220 V socket. A traditional sauna stove needs a supply suited to its power, from 3 to 6 kW depending on the model: your advisor will tell you which connection to plan for, then prepare a quote for you.
Frequently asked questions
Can a sauna be installed outside?
Our cabins, traditional and infrared alike, are indoor saunas: they are assembled in a dry, level room with adequate ventilation. Each model's product page specifies the space to plan for.
Can a sauna be installed in a flat?
Yes, in a dry, level room with adequate ventilation. A 1 to 2-person infrared cabin plugs into a 220 V socket and fits in a bedroom; a traditional sauna needs a power supply suited to its stove's output.
Are saunas delivered assembled?
Our infrared cabins are delivered as panels to assemble. For each model, your advisor will explain the assembly and connection to plan for.
How long does a sauna session last?
In a traditional sauna, people usually allow 10 to 15 minutes per round, followed by a rest; two or three rounds are common. In an infrared cabin, the gentler heat allows slightly longer sessions. Listen to your body and ask your doctor for advice if in doubt.