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An infrared cabin warms you rather than the air, with radiant heat at 45 to 60 °C. It runs on a standard 230 V circuit, without three-phase power, and fits in a bathroom, an attic or a wellness room. In our ’s-Graveland showroom you see infrared in real life; we install and maintain it ourselves, anywhere in the Netherlands.
SUNSPA ’T GOOI Wellness at home.What it is
Infrared: 45 to 60 °C on 230 V. Finnish: 80 to 100 °C, almost always on three-phase power.
An infrared cabin has emitters that warm your skin directly, not the air in the cabin first. That keeps the temperature between 45 and 60 °C. A Finnish sauna heats the air with a stove and stones, to 80 to 100 °C, and almost always needs three-phase power (3× 400 V).
What infrared does not give you is the ritual of stones and pouring water over them. If you want that, choose a Finnish sauna or a combi sauna, which has both in one cabin. We would rather talk that difference through beforehand than have you find out after installation.
In brief
For indoors there is the made-to-measure glass cabin, for one to three people, and the combi sauna for anyone who wants Finnish and infrared in one cabin. For the garden there are the Niva cabin and the infrared barrel sauna. Click a model for sizes and finishes, and request a quote from the model.

Price on request

Price on request

Price on request

Price on request
Where it fits
An infrared cabin runs on 230 V, so no three-phase power has to reach the spot where it goes. We assess the space, ventilation and base before you choose.
One step from the shower. In Bussum we fitted an infrared chair in its own niche in a bathroom.
An unused attic becomes a place of its own for the evening. We measure the space, under a sloping roof too.
A room apart from the living room. A combi sauna fits here too, if you want both Finnish and infrared.
If you would rather have your sauna outdoors, choose an infrared barrel sauna or the Niva cabin. We discuss the base it needs with you beforehand.
Installed in Bussum
In Bussum we fitted an infrared chair in its own niche in a bathroom. A spot like that starts with the question of where in the house you want the warmth, and only then with the model.

Installed in Amsterdam
In Amsterdam we installed an infrared barrel sauna, together with a Python spa and a Friss outdoor shower. The customer later wrote a review about it on Google.
“Really kind people who are very service-minded and want to take on beautiful projects to make your dreams come true. Communication is very easy. They are reachable, they think along and think ahead, they know the ins and outs, they are flexible. It just feels right.”
Fred Woerden, on Google (translated from Dutch), about his infrared barrel sauna, Python spa and Friss outdoor shower in Amsterdam.

Showroom ’s-Graveland
In the showroom at Loodijk 24A there are eleven saunas on display, from barrel to bespoke, and an infrared cabin is among them. You see in real life how big a cabin is, which wood is used and how it is finished.
We take the time for your space and your questions. Allow three quarters of an hour to an hour for a first visit; that is quite normal.
After installation
We keep installation and service in our own hands, without subcontractors, and the same people come back for maintenance. If you call with a question, you get us on the line. The heating elements of an infrared cabin carry a 20-year warranty, the rest of the cabin 2 years.
Frequently asked questions
That depends on the size, the wood, the emitters and the spot in your house, so you get a figure that is right in the consultation, not from a table. We always price delivery and installation separately, so you see exactly what you are paying for.
No. An infrared cabin runs on a standard 230 V circuit. A Finnish sauna almost always needs three-phase power (3× 400 V); only very small Finnish models can run on 230 V. We take what your fuse box can handle into account in the conversation.
That depends on the output of the emitters, how often you use it and how long a session lasts. We deliberately do not quote a monthly amount, because it varies too much from household to household. You can work it out yourself, though: ask us for the estimated consumption in kWh and multiply it by your own electricity rate.
Between 45 and 60 °C. A Finnish sauna goes to 80 to 100 °C. With infrared the emitters warm your skin directly, not the air first, which is why the temperature in the cabin stays lower.
We tailor the glass cabin for indoors to your space, for one to three people. For the garden there are two models for two people: the infrared barrel sauna at 170 × 197 × 213 cm and the Niva cabin at 148 × 153 × 204 cm. We work out together with you which size fits your spot.
In the bathroom, in the attic, in the basement or in a wellness room. Because it runs on 230 V, no three-phase power has to reach that spot. In Bussum we fitted an infrared chair in its own niche in a bathroom. We assess the space and ventilation before you choose.
The heating elements carry a 20-year warranty, the rest of the cabin 2 years. We do installation and service ourselves, without subcontractors, so with a question or a claim you deal with us and not with a central helpline.
Yes. In the showroom at Loodijk 24A in ’s-Graveland there are eleven saunas on display, and among them you see an infrared cabin in real life: the size, the wood and the finish. We are open Wednesday to Saturday from 10:00 to 17:00 and on Sunday from 12:00 to 16:00. Outside those hours a visit is possible by appointment.
Loodijk 24A, ’s-Graveland
Book a visit and we will keep time free for you. Rather call first? Then you get one of us on the line in person, and otherwise you hear from us within one working day.