Custom infrared sauna installation in Lagos flats and homes

What infrared is, and is not

The panels radiate heat into skin and muscle while the air in the cabin only reaches about 45–60 °C, and it is ready in roughly a quarter of an hour. There are no stones, no water and no steam, so it is not a Finnish sauna. In Lagos heat many people find it easier to use daily, especially after the gym.

We fit emitters and controls from Sentiotec and EOS, brands we have officially sold since 2015, and build the cabin in our own factory.

For a household that already owns a convection sauna, an infrared cabin can also be a second room: quick to warm on a weekday evening, while the big cabin is kept for weekends when the generator or solar can carry it.

Made for your inverter

Nigerian homes use 230 V, 50 Hz and the British-style square-pin plug. A two-person cabin draws about 7–11 A, so a typical 5–10 kVA home inverter carries it comfortably while the fridge and lights stay on. A forty-minute session uses about 1.3 kWh — roughly ₦270 at the Band A tariff of about ₦209.50 per kWh (NERC, late 2025), and a fraction of what a convection heater would take from your batteries.

We still ask for a dedicated circuit on the essential side of the changeover, so the cabin does not go cold when the grid drops mid-session.

Custom sizes and finishes

Because the cabin is built to order, it can be sized to an awkward bedroom corner or a walk-in wardrobe, finished in pale aspen or darker timber, and fitted with glass on one side to keep a small room feeling open. Three- and four-person cabins are quoted individually.

Humidity, empty flats and building rules

Electronics dislike months in a closed, damp room, which is common in flats whose owners travel. We place the cabin where there is air movement, supply a fitted cover and a leaving routine, and keep it away from open balconies facing the lagoon.

The cabin comes flat-packed; we check the lift and stairs beforehand and send the building manager the dimensions and a note that nothing is fixed into walls or floor. Our crew assembles it in an afternoon.

Price

Send a photo of the space with its width, depth and ceiling height and your inverter rating; an itemised quote follows within one business day.

In short

• 1.5–2.5 kW — a load an ordinary home inverter carries
• Dedicated circuit on the essential side of the changeover
• Built to order: awkward corners, walk-in wardrobes, glass fronts
• Nothing fixed to the building — suits flats and rented homes