Infrared sauna heaters
Gentle, deep radiant warmth you can use every day. Designed by our founder and produced in-house since 2001 — the quiet, energy-efficient alternative to a hot conventional sauna.
Radiant warmth, not hot air
Unlike a conventional banya heater that heats the air to a high temperature, an infrared heater uses radiant panels that warm your body directly at a lower, gentler air temperature. The result is a comfortable, easy-to-breathe session you can stay in longer — with fast warm-up and low running cost.
- Gentle radiant warmth — easier to stay in longer
- Fast warm-up — 10–15 minutes
- Energy-efficient, low power draw
- Designed and built in-house since 2001
The infrared heater unit
Our infrared panels pair a brushed stainless-steel housing with ceramic radiant elements — durable, low-profile, and mounted behind a cedar backrest so the warmth reaches you directly, not the air around you.
Infrared vs conventional
Two genuinely different ways to enjoy warmth. Here's how an infrared sauna compares to our conventional hot banya.
| Factor | Infrared sauna | Conventional hot sauna |
|---|---|---|
| Temperature | Lower — around 35–45°C | High — around 80–90°C |
| Warm-up time | Instant (0 minutes) | 40–60 minutes |
| How it feels | Gentle, deep radiant warmth — easier to stay in longer | Intense heat with optional steam from water on stones |
| Power use | Lower draw, energy-efficient | Higher draw, runs briefly |
| Best for | Quiet daily relaxation and gentle recovery | The traditional Finnish, Scandinavian & Russian ritual and social sauna |
Want both in one room?
Our 3-in-1 combination rooms put a conventional banya heater and infrared panels in one space — the intense ritual and the gentle daily option in the same room.