Indoor steam saunas typically use an electrical element to heat sauna rocks, which generate steam when sprinkled with water. Several manufacturers offer home sauna kits with electric heaters, like ...

A traditional Finnish sauna is heated by a wood-burning stove with sauna rocks, while a dry sauna typically produces heat with a carbon or ceramic electric heater.

The KIP is a traditional Finnish wall-mounted electric heater; the Cilindro is a cylindrical electric heater that holds 200 pounds of sauna rocks; and the M3 Wood Stove pairs with a chimney kit ...

Like most sauna blankets on the market, Heat Healer’s Infrared Sauna blanket looks like a luxe sleeping bag, only it’s equipped with carbon fiber heating technology, allowing for the maximum ...

Saunas use rocks to help even out the heat and for creating steam. Wash your sauna rocks to eliminate any foul-burning dust particles before placing them loosely around the heater element. Secure ...

The Sauna Heater offers models that range from a three-person SaunaLife barrel sauna priced at $3,790, to a luxury glass sauna from Haljas with a seven-person capacity and a changing room for a ...

Another Canadian hemlock construction, the MCP can function as either a dry or wet sauna, thanks to a 6kW heater as well as sauna rocks, a bucket and a ladle.

The sauna has a lot of proven benefits (and a lot of anecdotal ones), ... filled with rocks to heat a wooden room to a very high temperature (around 170 degrees Fahrenheit).

An electrical heater attached to the floor heats the sauna room and, in some saunas, the rocks. Infrared room: Infrared sau nas use light waves to heat your body rather than heating the sauna room.

What to look for in a home sauna Waldman breaks the field of options into three groups: wet, dry and infrared. Most research has been done using dry saunas, he says, which work by heating the air.