Indoor Saunas

Indoor saunas are perfectly safe. Hot rocks and steam are traded for LED lights and infrared panels that provide luxurious heat that is clean, dry and harmless. You can happily sauna in your garage, spare room or living room without a worry in the world.

Tylö infrared indoor saunas are designed to be particularly safe. They feature patented low EMR/EF tech that actively reduces your exposure to electromagnetic radiation and electric fields. You can sauna indoors in comfort and style, safe in the knowledge that you won’t harm yourself, your family or your home.

On the contrary: a regular sauna will do you a whole lot of good.

With footprints as small as 97cm x 99cm, Tylö indoor saunas are incredibly compact machines that can take up less than one square metre of floor space – even our largest 3 person indoor saunas only cover two square metres.

You do need to budget a bit of extra space for clearance requirements, placing the sauna a minimum of 10cm from any walls, and ideally 20cm from the ceiling. Measuring 1.98m in height, Tylö indoor saunas will fit comfortably in homes with the standard ceiling height of 2.4m.

Tylo indoor saunas offer a regular sauna to more people than ever before. If you are looking to enhance your health and wellness, these machines form an incredible addition to your home, as regular sessions can deliver an incredible range of scientifically proven benefits:

• Deep relaxation and better sleep
• Reduced joint pain and stiffness
• Reduced muscle inflammation and soreness
• Enhanced muscle recovery
• Static calorie burn
• A refreshed complexion
• Enhanced mental health

Tylo indoor saunas are worth it from a financial point of view too. Crafted in Sweden, these high-end machines are extremely energy efficient and a joy to use. You can feel confident that your sauna won’t become a dust collector – it will deliver value every day.

Indoor vs outdoor: which sauna should you choose? Here are a few key considerations that can give you a sense of the best option for your situation:

• Type of home: If you own an apartment or unit, you may not have the option of an outdoor sauna.
• Available space: If you can choose between indoor or outdoor installation, it may come down to where you have the necessary space.
• Sauna preferences: Traditional steam and hybrid saunas must be installed outdoors, while infrared saunas are usually indoor installations.

Maintenance: Outdoor saunas are exposed to both steam and the elements, so tend to require more maintenance.

If you’re leaning toward an indoor sauna, what factors should you consider when shopping for the perfect model? Key things to think about include:

• Size: How big is your household? How many people might want to sauna at any one time? Tylö indoor saunas come in 1-3 person models.
• Location: Where in your home will you install your sauna? Ensure your preferred spot has the necessary space for your chosen model.
• Installation: DIY installation can save you a lot of money and hassle, so look for a sauna that you can assemble yourself.

Quality: A quality indoor sauna like a Tylö will be built to higher standards in terms of energy efficiency, safety and longevity.