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Indoor Infrared Saunas

Indoor infrared saunas for spare rooms, basements, home gyms and garages, from compact 1-person models to 6-person cabins.

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About This Collection

Choosing an Indoor Infrared Sauna

An indoor infrared sauna is a freestanding wooden cabin with infrared heater panels, designed to sit inside your home. Because infrared saunas run at lower air temperatures (roughly 120-150°F) and don't produce steam, they need no special ventilation or drain and can go in most dry rooms with a level floor.

Where to put it

  • Good spots: spare bedrooms, basements, home gyms, walk-in closets and garages.
  • Floor: any level, hard surface; many people add a mat over carpet.
  • Clearance: leave a few inches around the cabin and room for the door to swing.
  • Height: most models are about 6.3-6.5 feet tall, so check ceilings in basements.

Read our guides on where to place a sauna and infrared sauna installation.

Power

Many 1-2 person indoor infrared saunas plug into a standard 120V outlet, ideally on a dedicated circuit. Larger 3-6 person cabins often need a 240V hardwired connection. The electrical requirement is in each product's specifications.

Size, heaters and EMF

  • Size: 1-2 person models fit most rooms; 3-6 person cabins let you stretch out or share. See our sauna size guide.
  • Heaters: carbon panels give gentle, even heat; ceramic heaters run hotter; full spectrum adds near and mid infrared.
  • EMF: filter by EMF rating or browse low EMF infrared saunas.

Shop by brand: Dynamic, Maxxus, Golden Designs and Sunray. Want the backyard instead? See outdoor infrared saunas.

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