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Hybrid saunas

About our Hybrid saunas

Enjoy the best of both worlds with this collection of high quality 2-in-1 hybrid saunas. Cleverly combining both traditional heat and infrared, a hybrid sauna gives you an intense steam sauna experience (wet) or gentle, deep-penetrating infrared warmth (dry) in a single versatile wellness room.

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Learn more about 2-in-1 hybrid sauna kits for the home

Hybrid saunas offer a 2-in-1 wellness experience. You get the deep, classic feel of a traditional sauna, plus the gentler, targeted comfort of infrared. As a result, they are more likely to suit the needs of a number of family members in the home. In practical terms, that means you can tailor each session to your mood, body, and schedule.

Whether you want a quick, lower-intensity unwind after work to a longer or a higher-heat sweat when you want the full sauna ritual, a hybrid sauna can match your needs perfectly. If you’re buying a home sauna that needs to cater to the wellness needs of different family members, a hybrid is usually always the smartest bet.

Commonly asked questions

Why do people choose hybrid saunas?

The big appeal is flexibility. Traditional home sauna heaters warm the room and create that immersive 'wraparound' warmth, while infrared helps you ease into sessions more gradually and focus on comfort. Some people love high temperatures; others don’t. Some want short sessions; others want a longer wind-down. A hybrid sauna lets you stop arguing and start relaxing.

In our experience, people end up favouring one mode, and that’s completely normal.For example, during the week you might only have time for 15 minutes of quick-fire infrared. Then, on the weekend you might enjoy a longer, more traditional experience.

The point of a hybrid isn’t that you’ll use both equally, it’s that you can choose the session that fits the day. Traditional sauna is what you might call the full experience, while infrared is easier to fit into your routine. A hybrid makes sense if you’ll switch based on time, heat tolerance, or different users in the household.

If you’re wondering whether hybrid is as good as a traditional sauna, the honest answer is: it depends what you mean by 'good'. If you want the classic high-heat, steam-and-stones style experience, you can still have it. The difference is you also get an option for days when you’d rather keep things calmer. Concerns about complexity are fair, but modern controls are designed to be straightforward.

You choose your mode, set your session, and you’re done. And on running costs, many owners find the infrared option useful for shorter, more frequent sessions without needing to fully heat the entire cabin every time.