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Sauna Rooms ThermoLab Portable Sauna
-15%

ThermoLab Portable Sauna

Sauna Room, Heater Method: Infrared (IR)

£126.60£148.95
Or 3 interest-free payments of £42.20/mo.*
2stores
Sauna Rooms Vidalux Platinum 3 Person Full Spectrum Infrared Sauna
-10%

Vidalux Platinum 3 Person Full Spectrum Infrared Sauna

Sauna Room

£2,024.10£2,249.00
2stores
Sauna Rooms Vidalux Premier 2 Person Full Spectrum Infrared Sauna
-10%

Vidalux Premier 2 Person Full Spectrum Infrared Sauna

Sauna Room

£1,705.50£1,895.00
3stores
Vidalux 3 Person Hybrid Sauna With Traditional

Vidalux 3 Person Hybrid Sauna With Traditional

Sauna Room

£2,895.00
1store

Sauna Rooms: 3 things to consider before buying

Think about the space you have available: Before buying a sauna room, measure your available area. Sauna rooms come in various sizes, so ensuring it fits comfortably in your designated space is crucial. Consider ceiling height and door clearance as well. If you plan to install it indoors, make sure there's proper ventilation and access to electrical connections.

Material affects durability and experience: Sauna rooms are typically made from softwoods like cedar, spruce, or hemlock. Cedar is popular for its natural resistance to moisture and decay, while spruce offers a lighter color and is often more budget-friendly. Consider what aligns with your aesthetic preferences and maintenance willingness. Each wood type provides different aromas and heat retention properties that can enhance your sauna experience.

Heating types influence performance and cost: Sauna rooms can be heated using electric heaters, wood-burning stoves, or infrared panels. Electric heaters are convenient and easy to control, making them a popular choice for home saunas. Wood-burning stoves offer a traditional experience but require more maintenance and ventilation. Infrared panels provide a gentle heat that penetrates the skin directly but may not offer the same intensity as other methods. Weigh your preferences against energy efficiency and installation requirements to find the best fit for you.

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