While the traditional Finnish sauna is heated by direct warm sources, the infrared cabin is based on infrared rays which do not heat the air, but penetrate the skin heating the muscles, and are therefore absorbed directly into a specific zone of the body. The temperature is lower than it is in the classic sauna, so the infrared cabin is used mainly to reduce muscle aches and pains.

Customized solutions are available on demand.

Optionals: Musictherapy, Chromotherapy..

Constructive charactheristics: Cabin in matchboarded panels on all sides, with insulating interstice in mineral wool, no visible nails or screws. Wood boards glued under pressure. 60 mm thick walls. Nordic pine wood boards on the internal and front walls. Wide door and front panoramic glass wall in tempered clear crystal glass with gasket. Back-rest and head-rest in atermic Abachi wood, very pleasant to the touch. Wooden grid on the floor. Lumber from certified economic plantations. Electric plant accordant to european laws. Easy to place and to install.

Accessories: Includes 5 infra-red irradiators 2-10 micrometers and control unit to be placed on the outside wall for temperature setting and heat timing. Heat-switch off button placed behind the legs inside the cabin.