Hekla Infrared Sauna 1 Person Home Infrared Cabin
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| Retailer | Price | RRP | 30-day change | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Steam & Oak | £2,999 | — | — | View at Steam & Oak |
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Specs
| Dimensions | W 100cm × L 120cm × H 200cm |
|---|---|
| Sizes | single |
| Features | canopy |
Hekla IR100 | 1-Person Indoor Infrared Sauna Cabin The Hekla IR100 is a compact 1-person indoor infrared sauna built around a hybrid heater configuration: halogen elements for fast radiant warm-up plus a carbon panel for sustained, even far-infrared output. Designed for a home gym, spare room, or garden room, it is plug-and-play from a standard UK 13A socket — no dedicated electrical work needed for installation. It is the right model for solo users who want a daily 30 to 45-minute infrared session integrated into a recovery or wind-down routine, without the install overhead and warm-up time of a traditional Finnish-style cabin. The mechanism matters: traditional sauna heat works primarily through hot air convection, while infrared heat penetrates more directly through skin and absorbs into superficial tissue. That difference has practical consequences for ownership — infrared cabins reach a comfortable working temperature in roughly 10 to 15 minutes versus 30+ for a traditional cabin, and they run from a domestic plug rather than a hard-wired heater circuit. Heating system The IR100 combines two halogen near-infrared emitters (1× 400W and 1× 600W) for fast targeted radiant warmth with a 195W carbon far-infrared panel for sustained even-temperature comfort. Total cabin output is 1195W, which sits comfortably within the headroom of a UK 13A circuit. The hybrid configuration gives a usable session profile within minutes of switching on rather than the long pre-heat that single-element designs typically need. Cabin construction and finish The interior is 48mm Thermo Aspen — heat-stable, low-resin, and chosen for the way it feels against skin at session temperature. The exterior carries a black veneer finish for a contemporary look in modern interiors, and 8mm grey safety glass front and door panels keep the cabin feeling open rather than enclosed. Cabin footprint is 100 × 120 × 200cm, designed to fit alongside other gym equipment in a small dedicated space. Atmosphere and controls Chromotherapy LED lighting offers selectable colour modes for atmosphere across an evening wind-down session. Twin built-in speakers with USB and Bluetooth connectivity let you stream guided breathwork, music, or podcasts directly from a phone — a small detail that significantly improves the chance of building a consistent weekly routine. An internal digital control panel keeps temperature and timer adjustment within reach mid-session. Delivery & site preparation Standard delivery: Free standard delivery is included. Delivery type: Sauna deliveries are usually specialist freight or booked delivery because of panel size and weight. Assembly & power: Infrared cabins are usually easier to site than traditional saunas, but you still need a suitable space and power supply ready before delivery. Most domestic models run from a standard UK 13A 3-pin socket; confirm the rating on the product specification before installing. Installation tier: select your preferred installation option from the product menu at checkout. Technical specification Capacity: 1 person Cabin size: 100 × 120 × 200cm Heating system: 1× 400W + 1× 600W halogen, 1× 195W carbon panel Total power output: 1195W Power supply: UK 13A 3-pin plug (plug-and-play) Cabin build: 48mm Thermo Aspen interior, black veneer exterior Glazing: 8mm grey safety glass door and front panels Lighting: Chromotherapy LED Audio: USB + Bluetooth, 2× built-in speakers Controls: Internal digital control panel Use: Indoor only 💡 Not sure if this is the right sauna for you? Read our complete UK Sauna Buying Guide → for an honest comparison: wood-fired vs electric vs infrared, indoor vs outdoor, real running costs, install requirements, and what to avoid. Written by founder Sarb Gill (BSc Biology). Choosing between heating types? See our Infrared vs Traditional Sauna comparison → — pros, cons, energy use, and which suits which kind of household.
