Infrared cabin

If you're looking for a headlock for your home, you'll eventually have to ask yourself whether it's a sauna or an infrared cabin. The infrared cabin has advantages but also disadvantages compared to a classic sauna. Ultimately, it is a question of personal taste and preferences. The infrared cabin is often perceived as very pleasant because the temperatures in such a cabin are lower than in a sauna. But if you like the heat in the sauna, you won't be happy with an infrared cabin.

Infrared cabins are healthy

Taking a sauna in an infrared cabin has several advantages. Not only is staying in such a headlock more pleasant, it is also easier to tolerate. Staying in these cabins has a pleasant effect on the muscles and joints and personal well-being also increases. It also strengthens the immune system and can help you lose weight. Regular visits to the infrared cabin also have a preventive effect against colds.

Infrared cabins can be used daily

With a conventional sauna, experts recommend going to the sauna once or twice a week. People who go to the sauna more should shorten the individual sauna sessions, as such a sauna visit is very strenuous for the body. In contrast to the conventional sauna, the infrared cabin can be used daily. The strain on the body is significantly lower than with a conventional sauna. The individual sessions should not be more than 30 minutes. A break is also necessary. With an infrared cabin, five minutes are enough - of course it can also be more. In some models you can also use light and aromatherapy, which of course provides additional relaxation and well-being.

The carbon spotlight

The big advantage of carbon spotlights is that you can also use them with children without hesitation. These emitters only emit C infrared rays. This is perceived as very pleasant. But it takes a long time until the cabin is heated. You should expect around 40 minutes. This means that a spontaneous visit to the infrared cabin is hardly possible. It doesn't matter if you lean on the spotlight itself. This is not possible with the other two types of infrared cabins.

The ideal location for your infrared cabin

Where you want to place the infrared cabin is up to you. It doesn't necessarily have to be in the basement. The living room is just as suitable as on the terrace or in the garden. However, not all models for indoor use can also be set up outside without hesitation. An infrared cabin for outdoor use is particularly suitable if you want a slightly larger model. There is often not enough space indoors for an infrared cabin for three or four people or even more.

Various factors have an influence on the price

The size of course also has an influence on whether you just want to sit or lie down in the infrared cabin. Of course, models that are suitable for lying down are not only larger, but also cost a little more. The ergonomic relaxation loungers are highly recommended. The material used also has an influence on the price of the infrared cabin. High-quality infrared cabins have an ionizer. This removes odors and pollutants from the air in the cabin.

An infrared cabin – a real alternative to a classic sauna

Whether an infrared cabin or a sauna is a question of personal taste and preferences. While an infrared cabin is out of the question for die-hard sauna fans, people who cannot tolerate the heat in the sauna well will never want anything other than an infrared cabin like this. Once you buy your infrared cabin and have completed the purchase process, it will be conveniently delivered to your home. And you'll soon be able to sit back and enjoy the pleasant warmth of your new infrared heater sauna.

Different infrared cabins for different needs

Which infrared cabin is the right model for you depends on where you want to use it and how many people it can accommodate. There are sit-down saunas in which only you have space. Of course, these only require very little space. There are also differences in the type of radiation used. Should it be a cabin with a full spectrum radiator or would you prefer a carbon radiator or a ceramic radiator?

The full spectrum radiator

These infrared cabins cover the entire infrared spectrum, i.e. A, B and C infrared rays. What this means for you is that the skin is warmed very pleasantly. The rays are not harmful to health, but have a beneficial effect. A disadvantage of these cabins is the high purchase cost. You should also not stay in such cabins for too long, as this could very well be harmful to your health.

The ceramic radiator

This spotlight mainly emits B and C infrared rays. The heaters heat up very quickly and are ideal for treating joints and muscles. The spotlights do not get hot, but are perceived as uncomfortable if you are too close to the spotlights.

Infrared cabins for outdoor use: Treat wood

In infrared cabins for outdoor use, the wood must be treated. If this has not already been done, you must do this before setting up and using the sauna. This is the only way it stays beautiful for a long time and can withstand moisture and is prepared for the various temperature fluctuations. But if the wood is untreated, this of course has a decisive advantage for you. You can also paint it in a color that matches your house and the environment in which you want to set up the outdoor infrared sauna cabin. ¨

Infrared cabins – various offers in our sauna shop

Think about what needs and requirements you have for the infrared cabin you want to buy. Take a look around our shop. You will be amazed. You have the choice between infrared cabins with a flat roof or a sloping roof. This is of course a question of personal taste. Whether large or small, for lying down or just sitting, for the garden or for indoor use: we have the right models for you. As you can see, an infrared heater sauna is not only modern, but also looks aesthetically good. The online offers in our sauna shop are characterized by the fact that they are affordable and there is a suitable product available for every taste and need. Take a look around, you will be amazed.