Infrared Saunas, Home Saunas FAQ

Q: What kind of wood materials are used in building a sauna?

A: The only possible answer is that the wood MUST be natural, other variations are impossible. Usually you chose the material your home sauna will be build of. We may offer Hemlock, which is quite sturdy and resistant to warping, or cedar wood.

Q: Can I receive constant heat with WCC ceramic and carbon heaters?

A: ABSOLUTELY. To receive constant Far infrared heat using your (control panel), simply set the controller to its highest setting. During a 30 to 45 minute session the heaters will be emitting 100% Far infrared heat with no intermittent shut off.

Q: What is the difference between an infrared sauna and a traditional sauna?

A: The difference is obvious. Far infrared rays are invisible, they flow through the air without heating it uncomfortably. In traditional saunas the temperatures rises to 170-200 degrees F which could be rather uncomfortable and difficult to resist. If you want to relax in a pleasant environment such as an infrared sauna ,your body will actually sweat more at a lower temperature.

Q: How will you ship my sauna to me?

A: We can ship the sauna via freight, to the terminal or your door. Usually shipping time in the US takes 5-7 business days and to Canada up to 14. We can give you tracking information via email when your infrared sauna is being shipped. You must be present at the time of delivery in order to inspect and sign for your sauna.

Q: What are the major health benefits of infrared saunas?

A: Sauna benefits and advantages are numerous, but to be precise we will say that a reduction of stress and fatigue is experienced as well as relief from chronic fatigue syndrome; sauna sessions help eliminate toxins from your body and also help to cleans and rejuvenate your skin.

Q: What should I do to look after my sauna and keep it clean?

A: After the installation process before you first use your sauna you should wipe the interior with a damp cloth. Before using the sauna put a towel on the floor, bench and backrest to absorb perspiration. In case any scratches or stains occur on the wood surface use fine grade sand paper to eliminate them.

Q: Are saunas healthy or harmful?

A:Saunas prove to be safe for the body and there is some scientific proof that sauna therapy provides numerous health benefits, although you should be very attentive and take all precautions. If you start feel bad in your home sauna, you should leave immediately and consult a physician.

Q:Should i drink while in the sauna?

A: You definitely should drink in order to avoid dehydration, but you should drink before or after entering sauna. We suggest you drink a lot of liquids, preferably green tee.