
Saunas
Nairobi sits at about 1,795 metres — higher than Denver, higher than Addis Ababa. That single number changes t…
Read more →In a Kilimani or Westlands apartment there is rarely three-phase power, a spare drain or four square metres going free. An infrared cabin needs none of them.
Indicative band: 180 – 300 thousand KES, supplied and installed in Kenya.
Across the continent: Infrared cabins in all eight countries →

Infrared heats you rather than the room: 45-60 °C, 1.5 to 2.5 kW from an ordinary socket, ready in twelve to fifteen minutes. There is no water on stones and no löyly, and we do not sell it as a Finnish sauna.
What it gives you is a room you can actually have in a flat: no supply application, no flue, no waterproofing, no drain, and it moves when you do.
Unlike a convection sauna, an infrared cabin heats you directly rather than heating air, so Nairobi's altitude has almost no effect on its performance. It is the one product in our range that behaves identically at the coast and in the highlands.
The end of a bedroom, a wide corridor, or a covered balcony with a sheltered socket. A flat floor, ten centimetres of clearance behind for the cable, and a circuit of its own.
It is a different thing. If you have the power and the space, build the cabin. If not, an infrared you use beats a sauna you cannot install.
Covered, with a sheltered socket, yes. Open to dust and rain, no.
About 1.3 kWh for forty minutes. Closer to a kettle than an air conditioner.

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