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BUYING GUIDE
New to infrared? Start here.
Near vs far infrared, full-spectrum vs traditional, sizing, power and price — our complete guide walks every decision, with honest picks at each budget.
Our editorial team ranked every infrared sauna we carry by use case, price and climate. Read the full roundup before you buy.
Heat That Reaches Deeper
Infrared warms you, not just the air
Infrared saunas use radiant panels to warm your body directly at lower air temperatures — a gentler, more breathable heat that many find easier to tolerate for longer sessions. Want the best of both worlds? Our Trinity combos pair full-spectrum infrared with a traditional steam heater in one cabin.
Good to Know
Frequently Asked Questions
How is infrared different from traditional?
Infrared heats your body directly with radiant panels at lower air temperatures (~120–150°F), while traditional saunas heat the air with a stove and stones (~170–195°F) plus steam.
Is infrared easier to tolerate?
Many people find the lower air temperature more comfortable for longer sessions.
Can I get both infrared and steam?
Yes — our Finnmark Trinity combos include both full-spectrum infrared and a traditional steam heater.
Indoor or outdoor?
We carry both indoor infrared cabins and outdoor combination barrels.
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Shop Infrared SaunasAbout Infrared Saunas
Our Infrared Saunas collection brings together genuine, authorized-dealer saunas from the brands we carry. Whether you are outfitting a backyard, a home gym, or a spare room, this page helps you compare saunas side by side and choose the right fit for your space and budget. Every item ships with a manufacturer warranty and support from our team.
Buyer's Guide
How to Choose a Infrared Sauna
A quick guide to picking the right option from our Infrared Saunas collection.
Pick your capacity
Decide how many people you want to seat regularly, then allow clearance around the cabin for access and, outdoors, drainage.
Traditional vs infrared
Traditional saunas use a heater and stones for high-heat steam; infrared saunas use panels that warm the body at lower air temperatures.
Indoor vs outdoor
Outdoor saunas are weather-built for backyards; indoor saunas are sized for a spare room, basement, or home gym.
Materials and heater
Consider the wood species and whether a heater is included or selected separately.
Infrared Saunas Buying Guide
The best sauna for you comes down to size, heat type, and where it will live. Use the comparisons on this page to weigh capacity, materials, and features, and reach out any time — our specialists help match the right sauna to your space, climate, and budget, with honest guidance and no pressure.
Infrared Saunas - Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose the right size sauna?
Start with how many people you want to seat, then confirm your space allows clearance on all sides. Our team can recommend a model for your space.
What's the difference between traditional and infrared?
Traditional saunas heat the air with a heater and stones for steam; infrared saunas use panels to warm you directly at lower air temperatures.
Do these saunas include a heater?
It depends on the model — some include a heater, others let you choose one. Each product page lists what's included.
What electrical hookup is needed?
Most saunas connect to a dedicated circuit; voltage and amperage vary by model and should be wired per local codes.
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