Compare Types of Saunas

We build three types of saunas:

Traditional Saunas

• Used dry clinically, but humidity is controllable
• The body is warmed comparatively evenly
• A mild FIR & warm-air environment (hot stones and interior surfaces all radiate FIR); a far-infrared factor of about 50%
• Heating air efficiently allows for good ventilation
• A milder sweat produced than all-FIR, but still effective, eliciting more gradual responses
• A wide temperature range, clinically 110F-160F (otherwise about 130F-185F)*

 Far Infrared

• FIR heats the body directly & faster than warm air does. Allows for use in the low air temp range of 90F-140F 
• Control of infrared’s intensity is essential for safety. Included in all Heavenly Heat saunas
• Also a FIR & warm-air environment, but a higher FIR factor of about 80%
• Necessitate upright sitting for full effects
• Used dry only
• For most, a stronger sweat produced than a dry traditional sauna
• Microcirculation is increased significantly & quickly

  Combination Saunas – “2-in-1”

• Use FIR with superior air-change ability of stone heater
• Allow humidity control along with FIR
• Offer very wide temperature range
• Can be larger, more comfortable saunas

* our 120V heaters max out at around 150F-160F; the M models can get 10-15 degrees or more warmer, if desired.