Sauna type
Infrared saunas
An infrared sauna uses panels that warm your body directly rather than heating the air and stones. The air stays cooler than in a traditional sauna and you can't pour water to make steam.
They usually draw less power and warm up quickly. Whether it feels like a 'proper' sauna is a matter of taste, so try one before committing if you can.
Only showing builders where we've confirmed this.
No.BuilderAreaPrice guideNotes
- 01North West · North WestPriceAsk the builderIndoor, outdoor, infrared and bespoke saunas; showrooms in Knutsford and Crewe
- 02UK · UK-widePriceFrom £5,695Traditional, infrared and hybrid outdoor saunas; some models assembled on site for restricted access
- 03UK-wide · UK-widePriceFrom £9,500Designs, builds and installs bespoke saunas; does not sell kits
- 04London & Surrey · London & South EastPriceFrom £12,995Bespoke, built on site; does not sell kits · Building saunas since 2011
- 05Birmingham · MidlandsPriceAsk the builderManufacturer since 1996 · Installs with its own installers; outdoor and infrared ranges
Other builders may well offer this too — we just haven't confirmed it. See all builders.
Thinking about budget? Read what a garden sauna costs in the UK.
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