Sauna heater accessories

Sauna heater accessories are additional components that can complement and enhance the functionality of your heater. What’s more, they can affect the performance, protect users enhance the overall sauna experience.

Examples of sauna heater accessories

• Sauna stones: Sauna stones are essential accessories for traditional saunas. These natural stones are placed on or around the sauna heater. They absorb and radiating heat to create a pleasant, dry heat in the sauna.
• Stone holders: Holders or baskets are used to contain and arrange the sauna stones on top of the sauna heater. They help prevent stones from falling off and facilitate efficient heat distribution.
• Protective screens: Protective screens or grills can be placed around the sauna heater to enhance safety by preventing accidental contact with the hot surface of the heater.
• Safety railings: These can be fitted around the top of the sauna heater and are designed to limit how close you can get to the body of the heater. The safety railing can also be a design feature. They serve as a safety measure, especially in commercial or public saunas, to minimize the risk of burns or injuries.
• Protective sheaths: Primarily used on wood burning sauna heaters, this safety accessory shields the outer body of the sauna heater with a metal, formed plate. They are typically made of heat-resistant materials. They are installed around the heater to prevent direct contact and minimise risk. As a result accidental burns are reduced significantly.
• Embedding flanges: Embedding flanges are used when the sauna heater is embedded or recessed into the wall or floor. These flanges provide a secure and finished mounting for the heater within the sauna wall. Doing so ensures a proper installation and maintains the integrity of the sauna structure.

These sauna heater accessories from Harvia and Tylo are designed to enhance the safety and functionality of the sauna environment. Consequently, they help mitigate potential risks associated with heat exposure, accidental contact, or improper installation.