Far Infrared Indoor Sauna Room with Digital Controls, Wood and Glass

A far infrared sauna room in wood and glass with digital controls. At about 40.75 in wide and 58.27 in deep it is a mid-size cabin that fits along a wall in a spare room, basement or home gym.

Far infrared heaters warm you directly instead of heating the air with a stove and stones, so sessions run at gentler air temperatures than a traditional sauna.

Features

• Far infrared heating
• Digital controls
• Wood and glass construction
• Mid-size footprint
• Assembles from panels

Specifications

• Heat type: Far infrared
• Controls: Digital
• Material: Wood and glass
• Dimensions: 40.75 in W x 58.27 in D x 81.1 in H (103.5 x 148.0 x 206.0 cm)
• Weight: 287.7 lb (130.5 kg)

How an infrared cabin feels. Instead of a stove and rocks, infrared panels in the walls warm your body and the bench around you. The air stays cooler than in a traditional Finnish sauna, which many people find comfortable for longer, quieter sessions. Most owners let the cabin warm up for a short while, sit on a towel, and finish with a cool shower. There is no water to throw and no stones to look after.

Day to day. Sit on a towel, keep a bottle of water nearby, and start with shorter sessions, adding time as you get used to the heat. Leave the door ajar afterward so the wood can dry.

Before you buy

• Assembly is required; follow the provided instructions and plan for two people.
• Make sure the floor can carry about 287.7 lb (130.5 kg) plus occupants, and that it is flat and level.
• Check ceiling height against the 81.1 in (206.0 cm) cabin height.
• Electrical requirements and seat count are not listed here; confirm them before ordering.

Care

Wipe the bench and backrest with a soft, dry or lightly damp cloth after use, use a towel on the bench, and leave the door open for a while so the cabin airs out. Avoid harsh cleaners on the bare wood.

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