Product Features

Material Aspects

• High-Quality Wood
  • Commonly made from solid woods like hemlock, red cedar, or pine. For example, hemlock is hard, durable, and less prone to deformation, with minimal grain and color variations for a uniform appearance. It is also knot-free, ensuring a natural and comfortable experience.
  • Excellent thermal insulation: Wooden materials effectively retain the sauna’s internal temperature, reducing heat loss and preventing users from scalding on overheated surfaces.

Functional Aspects

• Far-Infrared Heating
  • Equipped with far-infrared heating devices that emit far-infrared rays, penetrating the skin to promote blood circulation, metabolism, and toxin excretion, offering therapeutic and health benefits.
• Precise Temperature Control
  • Features advanced temperature control systems (e.g., wall temperature control, computerized control), allowing users to adjust the indoor temperature precisely, typically ranging from 30°C to 80°C.
• Complete Safety Facilities
  • Equipped with safety devices such as thermometers, flame safety lights, and in some cases, leakage protection to ensure user safety during use.

Market Prices

• Generally, 1-2 person traditional commercial wooden far-infrared dry steam saunas cost approximately $488 to $1,588; 3-4 person models are around $1,999; and 5-6 person models range from $1,399 to $1,799.

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• Other Countries
  • Production also occurs in Canada, Finland, and other regions known for high-quality products and traditional craftsmanship, using local premium woods like Canadian hemlock or Finnish pine.

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• Offline Exhibitions
  • Participate in home building materials exhibitions or bathroom expos, such as the China International Building Decoration Expo or the Shanghai International Kitchen & Bathroom Exhibition, to view products in person and communicate face-to-face with manufacturers.