Buying Guide
Not sure which wellness solution is right for you? Our guide breaks down the key differences to help you decide.
Finnish Sauna
Traditional dry heat with volcanic rocks. Pour water for bursts of steam.
Steam Room
Warm, humid heat from a steam generator. Great for skin and airways.
Infrared Sauna
Radiant panels heat the body directly. Lower temps, faster warm-up.
Saunarium
Best of both worlds — combines dry sauna heat with optional steam.
| Finnish | Steam | Infrared | Saunarium | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Temperature | 60–110°C | 40–60°C | 40–60°C | 50–80°C |
| Humidity | 10–20% | 100% | Dry | Variable |
| Heat-up time | 30–60 min | 25–40 min | 0–20 min | 30–50 min |
| Session length | 3 × 15 min | 2 × 15 min | 2 × 15 min | 2–3 × 15 min |
| Electrical | Hard-wired | Hard-wired | 13A plug | Hard-wired |
| Running cost* | ~36p/hr | ~40p/hr | ~18p/hr | ~38p/hr |
| Construction | Timber cabin | Tiled/acrylic | Timber cabin | Timber cabin |
* Based on 12p per kWh. Actual costs depend on heater size and usage patterns.
Compact cabins ideal for home use. Perfect for a single user or couple.
Mid-size cabins for families or smaller commercial settings.
Large commercial installations for spas, hotels and wellness centres.
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