Infrared sauna cabins for homes, gyms and spas
An infrared sauna warms the body directly with radiant heat instead of heating the air, so cabins run at around 40–60°C and are ready in roughly 10–20 minutes. That makes them practical for apartments, home gyms and spa rooms where a Finnish heater's power demand, stones and ventilation would be hard to accommodate.
We plan each cabin around how it will be used: the emitter type (carbon panels for even, low-surface-temperature heat, ceramic elements, or full-spectrum near, mid and far emitters), a low-resin wood such as hemlock, a dedicated electrical circuit, and a level, dry spot with clearance for airflow. One in-house team handles it from survey to handover.
How we work
- Free site survey: space, floor and power supply
- Cabin size and seating layout (1–4 persons)
- Emitter selection: carbon, ceramic or full-spectrum
- Dedicated circuit and control panel placement
- Cabin assembly, levelling and airflow clearance
- Heat-up test, controls walkthrough and handover
Infrared Sauna Installation — products
- Traditional Finnish Sauna Room — price on request

- Sauna Benches & Backrests — price on request
- Sauna Wall & Ceiling Panelling — price on request
- Sauna Stones — price on request
- Toughened Glass Sauna Door — price on request
- Sauna LED Strip Lighting for Benches & Backrests — price on request
- Ignite 2-Person Infrared Sauna — price on request

- Sauna Sand Timer — price on request
Common questions
How much does an infrared sauna cost in India?
Cost depends on cabin size, emitter type (carbon, ceramic or full-spectrum), wood species, controls and any electrical work the site needs. We quote after a free site survey, once the space and power supply are confirmed.
Infrared or Finnish sauna — which should I choose?
Infrared cabins run at around 40–60°C, heat up faster and usually draw less power, which suits homes and smaller spaces. A Finnish sauna reaches 80–100°C with heated stones and löyly steam and suits users who want the traditional high-heat session.
Can an infrared sauna be installed in an apartment?
Usually yes. It needs no water connection or floor drain — only a level, dry floor, a small clearance around the cabin and a suitable electrical point. Most 1–2 person cabins draw roughly 1.5–3 kW on a dedicated single-phase circuit; we check your wiring during the survey.
How long does installation take?
Once the electrical point is ready, a cabin is typically assembled and commissioned on site in one to two days. Custom-sized cabins take longer overall because panels and benches are made to measure before assembly.
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