Hybrid Saunas

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Two Ways to Heat, One Seriously Good Sweat

How Hybrid Heat Works

Can’t decide between steam and infrared? You don’t have to. Hybrid saunas let you switch between traditional Finnish heat and gentle radiant warmth — or use both at once if you’re really looking to turn up the heat.

A built-in Harvia electric stove gives you that classic steam-room feel, with temperatures climbing to 160–190°F. On the infrared side, full-spectrum panels warm your body directly at a lower 120–140°F — great for sore muscles, joint relief, and everyday stress recovery. Choose your heat based on how you’re feeling that day.

Want the same wellness tech in a climate-controlled setting? See our full lineup of indoor saunas for models that slip right into spare rooms and home gyms.

Panels That Hit All the Right Spots

Infrared panels in hybrid models aren’t just there for show — they’re placed right where they’ll do the most good: along your back, calves, and under the bench. That way, the warmth goes straight to your core muscle groups. Even better? They heat up fast (usually within 15–20 minutes), so you can squeeze in a session before work or right after your workout.

If you’re more drawn to pure Finnish steam, explore our dedicated traditional saunas collection for classic wood- or electric-heated cabins

Find the Size That Fits Your Routine

Whether you’re carving out a quiet corner for yourself or building a wellness space the whole family can enjoy, there’s a hybrid sauna that fits your setup.

• For Solo Sessions: The 2-person Nora keeps things simple and efficient with compact sizing and PureTech™ infrared panels.
• For Couples: Check out the 3-person Soria (indoor, clear cedar) or Loviisa (outdoor, hemlock) — both are cozy without feeling cramped.
• For Families: The 6-person Karlstad gives everyone room to stretch out, with panoramic glass doors that make the space feel open and welcoming.
• For Something Special: The Finnmark FD-4 and FD-5 combine low-EMF infrared, red light therapy, and traditional steam in beautifully built cedar interiors — a top-tier choice for anyone who wants the full spectrum of heat, comfort, and wellness in one sauna.

For a modern, space-saving footprint, our cube saunas deliver hybrid heating in clean lines that fit patios and compact yards.

Installation That’s Straightforward — Not Stressful

You don’t need a contractor or a full remodel to get started. These saunas use precision-cut modular panels that fit together cleanly, kind of like high-end furniture. Most indoor models plug into standard home outlets, and outdoor options are built to handle the elements all year long. Looking for flexibility? Units like the Visby are designed for both indoor and outdoor use, so you can place them where they work best for your space.

Extras That Make a Real Difference

From built-in Himalayan salt bars that gently purify the air to chromotherapy lighting that sets a calming mood, these thoughtful add-ons turn your sauna time into something special. Some models offer wheelchair-accessible layouts, so more people can enjoy the benefits together. And thanks to fast heat-up times, you can fit in a quick 20-minute infrared session or unwind with a longer steam — whatever your day calls for. With hybrid tech doing the work, there’s no second-guessing — just total control over how you relax.

FAQs

What’s the difference between a hybrid sauna and a traditional sauna?

Hybrid saunas combine a traditional Harvia heater with infrared panels, so you can enjoy both steamy Finnish heat and gentle radiant warmth — all in one unit.

How long does it take to heat up?

Infrared panels warm up in about 15–20 minutes, while the traditional heater usually takes 30–45 minutes. You can start with infrared and layer in steam when you’re ready.

Can I use both heat types at the same time?

Yep! That’s the beauty of a hybrid. You can run both systems together for a deeper, more immersive session — radiant heat plus that classic sauna feel.

What size should I get for my family?

It depends on how many people plan to use it at once:

• 2-person models are great for couples
• 3–4 person units fit small families
• 6–8 person setups are perfect for group sessions or extra elbow room

Can hybrid saunas go outside?

Definitely. Many outdoor hybrid models are built with weather-resistant hemlock and sealed components, so they’ll handle the elements all year long without missing a beat.