Infrared saunas
An infrared sauna is not a “hot sauna” (although some may argue otherwise). It is more of a soothing warm sauna with no water. One may wonder, why is it called a sauna? This is primarily because the benefits of heat in a wood room may be compared to the same benefits of infrared saunas. More so, infrared saunas present a more comfortable heat and penetrate the body directly, whereas traditional saunas, which heat up the room and users perspire when the room is hot.
Infrared saunas offer enjoyment for individuals who prefer a milder experience, finding traditional saunas too hot. With an infrared sauna, they can still reap the benefits without enduring intense heat. When communicating with clients, one can draw a comparison between saunas and a hot summer day. Traditional saunas represent the scorching heat of 2 p.m. sunlight, while infrared saunas provide a sensation akin to sitting in the shade under a large willow tree. The comforting warmth characterizes the experience of an infrared sauna. With three sauna options now available, there is a choice to meet everyone’s needs.
Dual saunas
Dual saunas are the best of both worlds in one room. A dual sauna is both infrared, a traditional sauna (e.g. hot stone heater) in one room. With these, users may enjoy that metaphor of both an intense 2 p.m. sun and/or escape to the shade. This sauna is one of the most popular on the market, as it allows clients confused between which sauna to purchase to make an easy choice.
Steam rooms
Steam rooms, unlike sauna rooms that are finished in wood, are rooms finished in tile, glass, marble, etc., (i.e. a non-porous material, similar to a shower.) The steam room is also referred to as a “hammam spa,” which is a room with high humidity and steam. Some people also refer to this as a “wet sauna.”
Some steam rooms are solely steam rooms, while others have a combined steam room and shower space. This is great option to use a shower space and convert into a steam room for added ambiance and benefits.
The versatility of saunas
The variety of saunas to choose from are plentiful. With a sauna manufacturer, the design and size possibilities for a sauna enthusiast are achievable. If there is no space outside for a sauna, then inquire for an indoor sauna. No space is too small, and no space is too large for a sauna.
If there is no space inside a house, consider an outdoor sauna. Is electrical an issue for an outdoor sauna? Outdoor saunas have a wood burning option for a remote cottage life or near the lake, where electrical is not possible. Looking for an energy efficient sauna? Some models are the perfect fit. Did you know some saunas also come in plug-and-play forms? An ideal spot for a sauna room can be in the basement, bedroom, or bathroom.
