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2 Person Indoor Infrared Sauna – 1300mm x 1000mm
2 Person Indoor Infrared Sauna – 1300mm x 1000mm
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Shared space. Deep restoration. A two person infrared sauna with a footprint of just 1300mm × 1000mm, so it fits a spare room, a garage conversion or the corner of a home gym without taking the room over.
Hand crafted in sustainably sourced Canadian Spruce, heated by six ultra low EMF panels that surround you from the sides, the back, the calves and underfoot. It plugs into a normal 13 amp socket and clips together in about half an hour. No electrician, no plumbing, no building work.
A close look at the panel layout, the glass front and the controls, so you know exactly what arrives.
Every electrical heating element produces an electromagnetic field. In a sauna you sit inside that field, inches from the panels, for half an hour at a time. Plenty of budget infrared cabins never publish an EMF figure at all, and there is usually a reason for that.
These carbon far infrared panels are engineered to operate at ultra low EMF levels as standard. Not an upgrade, not an optional spec, not reserved for the larger cabins. It is how they are built.
Six panels, because heat rises
The usual complaint about budget infrared cabins is uneven heat: a warm back and cold everything else. This cabin is built to surround you.
The calf panel and the heated footplate are the two that matter most, and the two most often left out. Heat rises, so without them your feet and lower legs sit in noticeably cooler air for the whole session while your upper body does all the work. With them, the warmth is even from head to foot, for both occupants.
Canadian Spruce, hand crafted
The cabin is built from sustainably sourced Canadian Spruce, a close grained, low resin softwood that has been the standard choice for sauna interiors for a century. Low resin matters: resinous timbers weep and smell acrid when heated repeatedly. Spruce does not, and it stays comfortable against bare skin.
The full front is 5mm tempered glass with a magnetic door closure, so a compact cabin stays bright and open rather than feeling like a cupboard. It reads as a piece of furniture, which matters when it is going in a bedroom or a living space rather than a garage.
Why infrared rather than traditional
A traditional sauna heats the air, and the air heats you. That is why it has to reach 90°C to work, and why sessions come in short rounds. Infrared warms your body directly, so you sweat properly at 40°C to 60°C.
From box to first session in half an hour
The cabin uses a clip lock panel system. Panels hook together and lock, with no frame to build first and no screws to align. Most people have it standing in around 30 minutes with a second pair of hands.
Unbox and check the components against the list.
Hook the panels together and secure the clips.
Fit the remaining parts and make a few adjustments.
Into a normal socket, set the panel, and use it.
Would rather not? Add Professional Installation above and our team will assemble it on site, test it and hand it over ready to use.
Air that stays fresh
Two systems keep the cabin pleasant rather than stuffy through a long session. A premium O3 ozone oxygen ioniser works on the air itself, and a roof mounted extractor with an adjustable air vent lets you control the airflow.
It sounds like a detail until two people have been in there for forty minutes. It is one of the reasons this cabin is comfortable to share.
Controls, light and sound
A digital control panel with a built in temperature sensor handles heat and session time. Seven colour LED chromotherapy lighting sets the mood, with an interior reading light for when you want to actually read.
Audio runs through a flat panel media system with twin speakers, taking Bluetooth, FM, USB and MP3. Stream from your phone, or just put the radio on.
Specifications
| Type | Indoor far infrared sauna |
| Capacity | 2 people |
| Dimensions | 1300mm W × 1000mm D × 1980mm H |
| Cabin | Hand crafted, sustainably sourced Canadian Spruce |
| Glazing | 5mm tempered glass, full glass front and door |
| Door | Magnetic closure |
| Construction | Clip lock panel system, approx 30 minute assembly |
| Heating | 4 × nano carbon wall panels, 1 × glass calf panel, 1 × nano carbon footplate |
| EMF | Ultra low EMF as standard |
| Operating temperature | Typically 40°C to 60°C |
| Power rating | 1,900W |
| Amperage | 8.0A |
| Voltage | 220 to 240V AC |
| Frequency | 50Hz |
| Supply | Standard 13A domestic plug socket |
| Controls | Digital control panel with built in temperature sensor |
| Lighting | 7 colour LED chromotherapy, plus interior reading light |
| Audio | Flat panel media system — Bluetooth, FM, USB, MP3, twin speakers |
| Air quality | O3 ozone oxygen ioniser, roof extractor, adjustable vent |
| Warranty | 3 years timber, 2 years electrical components, on registration |
| Use | Indoor only |
What people use it for
Infrared heat therapy is used for recovery and relaxation rather than as a medical treatment. The most common reasons owners give:
Infrared heat stimulates circulation, which may help with delayed onset muscle soreness after training.
Low heat thermal sessions are widely used to help lower stress and support deeper sleep.
Consistent penetrating warmth can ease stiffness and support day to day mobility.
Deep, consistent sweating supports the skin's natural cleansing, and the ioniser keeps the cabin hygienic.
If you have a heart condition, are pregnant, or are taking medication, check with your GP before starting sauna use.
Delivery and installation
Supplied flat packed for assembly in situ. It runs from a standard 13A domestic socket, so no electrician is required for a normal setup.
Measure your route before ordering. The cabin stands 1980mm assembled, so check ceiling height as well as doorways, corridors and stair turns.
Delivery is via our specialist service with full tracking. Please inspect packaging on delivery and report any transit damage within 24 hours, with photos, your SKU and order number, to support@nuovoluxury.co.uk.
Common questions
What does ultra low EMF mean, and why does it matter?
EMF is the electromagnetic field every electrical heating element produces. In a sauna you sit surrounded by those elements for 20 to 40 minutes at a time, so how much they emit is a fair thing to ask about. These carbon panels are engineered to keep emissions to a minimum as standard, which is what makes longer and more frequent sessions comfortable to commit to. If you would like the manufacturer's measurement data, call us and we will get it for you.
How hot does it get?
Typically 40°C to 60°C, much gentler than a traditional sauna at 80 to 90°C. That is not a shortcoming. Infrared warms your body directly rather than heating the air first, so you sweat properly at a far lower air temperature and can stay in far longer.
Do I need a special power supply?
No. At 1,900W and 8 amps it runs from a standard 13A domestic plug socket. No special wiring, no plumbing, no electrician for a standard setup. That is one of the main practical advantages over a traditional sauna.
How long does assembly take?
Around 30 minutes. The clip lock system means panels hook and lock together rather than needing screws and careful alignment. Two people makes it easier. If you would rather not, add professional installation above and we will do it for you.
How long should a session be, and how often?
Most sessions run 20 to 40 minutes. If you are new to it, start at 15 to 20 minutes and build up as you get used to the heat. Three to five sessions a week suits most people. Stay hydrated throughout.
Why does the calf panel matter?
Because heat rises. Without a calf panel and a heated footplate, your feet and lower legs sit in noticeably cooler air than your upper body for the entire session. Six panels covering the sides, rear, calves and floor is what makes the heat even, which is the single biggest difference between a good infrared cabin and a cheap one.
Is it comfortable for two?
Yes. The 1300mm × 1000mm cabin is designed as a twin bench for two adults, with the surround panels, calf heater and footplate covering both seated positions rather than favouring one side.
Where can I put it?
Anywhere dry and indoors with a level floor and a socket nearby. A bathroom, bedroom, gym, garage conversion or garden room. It is designed for indoor use only.
Is it a steam sauna?
No. It is a dry infrared cabin, with no stove, no stones and no water. If you want steam and high heat, look at our traditional or hybrid saunas and we will help you compare.
Questions about installation or specification? Speak to our sauna specialists on 0330 133 6617.
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