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Far infrared saunas

Sweat deeper. Recover smarter.

Premium Canadian hemlock saunas engineered with low-EMF mica far infrared panels — for everyday warmth and relaxation at home.

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Built for real wellness results

Every Canadian Spa Company sauna is engineered around four fundamentals: deep-penetrating far infrared heat, ultra-low EMF, calming chromotherapy and immersive sensory features.

  • Far infrared heat

    Six mica far infrared panels deliver radiant heat that warms the body directly — for deeper, more comfortable sweats than traditional air-heated saunas.

  • Ultra-low EMF

    Average EMF levels of just 1.3mG — up to 42× lower than competing saunas — so you can relax every day with peace of mind.

  • Chromotherapy lighting

    Built-in LED chromotherapy with 20+ colour options lets you set the mood from energising to deeply calming.

  • Bluetooth + aromatherapy

    Stream your own playlist on built-in Bluetooth speakers and add essential oils to the scent dispenser for full-sensory relaxation.

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Saunas: UK Buying Guide

This collection is part of the Canadian Spa Company UK range of hot tubs, swim spas, saunas and spa essentials. Compare options by fit for your space, running costs, insulation, warranty and ongoing maintenance requirements to make a better long-term choice.

If you need help choosing the right model or part, our support team can guide you on compatibility, delivery and aftercare.

About Saunas

Compare indoor infrared cabins and an outdoor hybrid sauna for your home. The Chilliwack and Tremblant are indoor far-infrared models. The Outdoor Oval Barrel combines infrared and traditional electric heating in a model designed for outdoor installation.

Start with the available space and the specific cabin dimensions. Compare capacity, heater type, electrical requirements, assembly, door clearance and the environment required by the model's installation instructions. An indoor cabin should not be treated as an outdoor sauna.

Prices, availability, delivery options and warranty details are shown on the individual product listings. Confirm access and installation arrangements before ordering, especially for an outdoor cabin or delivery into a room.

Use our infrared sauna UK guide for further buying considerations, then check the exact model specification with our team.

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The benefits

Why a far infrared sauna belongs in your home

Regular far infrared sauna use is one of the simplest ways to add a relaxing wind-down habit at home. Unlike traditional saunas that heat the air around you, far infrared panels warm you directly — making longer, more comfortable sessions easy.

  • A deep, comfortable sweat

    Far infrared warms you to a deep, satisfying sweat at lower air temperatures than a traditional sauna.

  • Warming, soothing heat

    Radiant warmth is a comfortable way to relax and unwind after a busy day.

  • Warm and refreshing

    A warm session leaves you feeling refreshed and relaxed, time after time.

  • Relax and unwind

    A 20-minute session is a calm way to switch off and wind down at the end of the day.

  • An easy daily habit

    The gentle warmth makes a sauna an enjoyable habit to build into your week.

  • Affordable to run

    At around 70p per use, daily sauna sessions cost less than a cup of coffee.

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Common questions

Far infrared sauna FAQ

What is a far infrared sauna?

A far infrared sauna uses mica panels to emit far infrared wavelengths that warm your body directly instead of heating the air around you. That means you can enjoy a deep, productive sweat at lower ambient temperatures — typically 45–60°C — which most people find far more comfortable than a traditional Finnish sauna.

How is it different from a traditional sauna?

Traditional saunas heat stones or air to very high temperatures (often 80–100°C) so that the hot air heats your body. Far infrared saunas skip the hot air and use radiant heat to warm you directly. The result is a more tolerable session, deeper sweat at lower temperatures and a quicker pre-heat — typically 10–15 minutes.

What are the benefits of far infrared heat?

Most people use a far infrared sauna for relaxation and the comfortable, low-temperature warmth - a calm way to unwind at home. We don't make medical claims about sauna use; if you're considering one for a specific health reason, please check with a qualified health professional first.

How long should a sauna session be?

If you are new to infrared, start with 15–20 minute sessions and build up to 30–40 minutes as you become accustomed to the heat. Always drink plenty of water before, during and after your session.

How often can I use it?

Most users enjoy their sauna 3–5 times per week. Daily use is safe for healthy adults as long as you stay properly hydrated and listen to your body. If you have any medical conditions, speak to your GP before starting a routine.

Is it safe? What about EMF?

Our saunas average just 1.3mG — up to 42× lower than many competing saunas — thanks to carefully engineered mica far infrared panels. We design specifically for everyday home use.

How much does it cost to run?

Approximately 70p per use based on a standard 230V / 13A UK plug and average electricity rates. That is less than a takeaway coffee for a full sauna session.

How easy is it to install?

Our indoor saunas use a clasp-locking system and can be assembled by two people in around 30 minutes with no tools required. They plug into a standard UK 13A socket. White glove delivery and installation is available at checkout.

Do they need plumbing or ventilation?

No. Our indoor far infrared saunas are a dry heat — no plumbing, no steam and no additional ventilation required. Just plug in and enjoy.

What warranty do you offer?

Every sauna includes a 12-month limited warranty covering the heaters and cabinetry, backed by our UK-based customer care team.

UK buying guide

Saunas UK — home sauna buying guide

Discover home sauna options designed for everyday wellness, recovery and relaxation. This collection is built for UK buyers comparing indoor sauna models, infrared alternatives and practical home installation choices.

If you are researching a sauna for sale, start by matching sauna type to your use case. Infrared models are often chosen for lower operating temperatures and quick routine sessions, while traditional heat experiences are preferred by buyers wanting a classic sauna feel.

How to choose the right home sauna

  • Capacity: 1 person or 2 person layouts
  • Heat preference: infrared vs traditional feel
  • Installation space and ventilation requirements
  • Power setup and day-to-day running cost
  • Build quality, controls and warranty support

Many buyers searching home sauna UK terms focus only on purchase price. For better long-term value, compare full ownership factors: insulation, heater quality, panel build and ease of maintenance.

Who this collection is for

  • Buyers wanting a home sauna for regular wellness routines
  • Customers comparing infrared sauna UK and indoor sauna options
  • Households looking for compact personal sauna solutions
  • Buyers who want sauna and hot tub wellness in one setup

Frequently asked

What is the best home sauna type for UK use?

It depends on your heat preference, available space and daily routine. Infrared saunas suit buyers who want lower operating temperatures, faster pre-heat and easier installation, while traditional heat experiences appeal to those wanting a classic sauna feel.

Are infrared saunas suitable for home installation?

Yes — many infrared models are designed for straightforward home use. They run from a standard socket, don't need plumbing or dedicated ventilation, and can usually be assembled in under 30 minutes.

How much does a home sauna cost to run?

Running cost varies by model size, insulation and usage frequency. Most owners of a 1–2 person far infrared sauna spend around 70p per session at typical UK electricity rates — less than a cup of takeaway coffee.

Is a 2 person sauna the most practical size?

For many UK homes, 2 person layouts provide a strong balance of space and usability — roomy enough to share with a partner, small enough to fit a spare room, garage or garden outbuilding, and efficient to heat.

Can a sauna complement a hot tub setup?

Yes — many customers combine sauna and spa routines for broader wellness use. An infrared session warms the body from the inside, while a hot tub soak relaxes muscles and joints from the outside. They pair especially well for post-exercise recovery.