We now offer our state-of-the-art True Wave™️ low EMF heaters available as a kit so you can build your own infrared sauna or convert your existing infrared sauna.
We adapt the kit individually to your room. Just give us a call or fill out the form below. All of our sauna kits include:
Are you looking to build your own infrared sauna from scratch, convert an existing room or structure, or have a complete custom build for a commercial or large scale project?
Introducing the Clearlight Sauna Kit, an all in one solution to meet your aesthetic design needs whilst providing the most advanced infrared sauna technology.
With over twenty years of experience manufacturing and distributing luxury infrared saunas across the globe, we've been able to create an all-in-one DIY sauna kit, suitable for personal or large scale commercial projects.
We can provide this because we believe everyone should have the opportunity to develop their personal wellness sanctuary with the best possible materials, technology and guidance available on the market today.
Building an infrared sauna?
Enquire hereThe cost of each infrared sauna kit varies depending on the scale of the project. It's important that you correctly measure out the space you would like to convert and provide our experienced team with the correct details in the form below.
This is because we've developed a unique preparatory software program that calculates the correct amount of heaters needed to provide our standard of thermuregulation and theraputic benefits of patented infrared heaters.
Other cost considerations are; materials for the build if any, your time or the cost of a contractor, a certified electrician to check electrical components have been correctly installed and any additional add-ons such as chromotherapy, speakers, red light therapy or aromatherapy.
A big advantage of the do-it-yourself kit is, of course, that you can choose the wood for your infrared cabin yourself. The following list gives you a brief overview of the types of wood that we recommend to our customers for self-construction:
The finished infrared cabins from Clearlight are almost all made of cedar wood because it is particularly resistant to moisture. In addition, cedar wood hardly reacts to temperature fluctuations. In other words, it is the all-rounder for use in heated cabins.
In contrast to the woods already mentioned, linden tree has the advantage of being odorless. Many people who are sensitive to a strong wood aroma are well advised to use linden wood. Furthermore, there are only very few knotholes in linden trees, which gives the wood a nice, even look.
Spruce is one of the cheaper types of wood (along with pine) and is therefore perfect for all savers. The spruce wood should rather be used in a frame, as it tends to bend when there are large temperature fluctuations.
Eucalyptus wood is well suited for outdoor saunas because it is very resistant thanks to its hardness. Similar to cedar wood, you don't have to worry about eucalyptus that it will bend if the temperature changes significantly.
After a commercial build?
Enquire hereA few easy-to-implement steps are necessary so that you can build your own infrared sauna using our sauna kits. Here are some important planning points for you to consider, so that you can start your project as quickly as possible:
Taking the right measurements is the first, and the most important step in planning your infrared sauna build. Every aspect of your build depends on how much space you have, from the power supply, temperature and number of heaters, to the amount of building materials and time needed for the build.
For some people, a small bench is sufficient, while others cannot do without a wider bench for the comfort of laying down. We recommend using it primarily while sitting, as usually your infrared heaters will be optimised for this position. Think in advance about the seating in the interior of your sauna.
Should the door be on the left, in the middle or on the right? This decision plays a pivital role on the overall appearance, aesthetic and feel of the sauna, and also is dependant on the conditions of the respective room or space.
At Clearlight you can choose between our patented carbon ceramic emitters for pleasant far infrared. Our full-spectrum emitters will soon be available for do-it-yourself kits. Our team will be happy to advise you on the various offers.
After the most elementary components have been planned, the question still arises as to whether and which extras should be built in. For example, we have the option of ordering colored light (including chromotherapy light) or our near-infrared red light therapy.
Do-it-yourself infrared sauna kits are available for all room sizes, from large commercial rooms to small private rooms.
We determine the cost of each individual sauna kit through the use of our preparatory software program that calculates the correct required wattage needed to optimise any given proposed sauna space. This determines the correct amount of infrared heating requirements to achieve optimised therapeutic benefits and ultimatley the cost of the sauna kit.
Let’s look at the following example: Converting an exisiting room roughly the size of a 1-person sauna, with the following dimensions: 100cm wide x 111cm deep x 191cm height.
Using our exclusive software, the minimum wattage needed to support this specific size becomes 1255 Watts, and requires a draw of 7 AMPs.
Utilising our patented True Wave heaters to fulfil the wattage requirements, our technical team then determines the suitable size of the heaters required. This is to meet both the desired aesthetics of the sauna, as well as optimising the placement of the heaters for the most effective and efficient use, drawn from our 22 years in the industry.
There are many determining factors that contribute to the overall cost and build of a sauna. As outlined above in the FAQ ‘How much does a sauna kit cost?’, the size and scale of the sauna space you wish to either convert or build, will ultimatley determine the amount of resources needed to correctly fit-out the space into a fully functioning infrared sauna.
In the above example, we take the perspective of someone looking to convert an exisiting room into a sauna. This is undoubtly going to be one of the cheapest options when it comes to material and build costs. Simply fill out the form with the correct dimensions and our software will do the rest for you.
But what if you’re looking to build a sauna from scratch?
If you’re deciding to go down this route, the cost implications that you must consider include, the cost of materials that we do not provide, ie timber, clatting, equipment etc. All of which will vary depending on the scale of your project, the desired aesthetic of materials and also the suitable materials you can use such as non-voc finishes and non-toxic glues.
Another cost to consider is the cost of a contractor/builder and electrician. Possibly you will build the sauna yourself, if so your time is a factor to consider. If you’re using a dedicated builder, or even having someone to help you, consider their time and hourly rate when deciding the overall cost to build a sauna room.
To find out the exact cost of the sauna kit that you would like, please fill in the form below.
Determining the best home sauna to buy comes down to personal preference and intended purpose. While you may have a specific lifestyle or family to accomodate for, it may not necessarily be the same for everyone. It’s for this reason that we have multiple different sauna models that vary across a wide range of sizes, price points, styles and in this case even the ability to DIY it.
If you are looking for all the different kinds of home saunas out there and what they inted=nded purposes are, we’ve written a guide to help you decide and figure out which one is right for you. Click here to see the guide.
To find out the exact cost of the sauna kit that you would like, please fill in the form below.
Again, determining the best sauna for home comes down to personal preference and intended purpose. There are, however, many different ways that you can use your infrared sauna to achieve your health and wellness goals. It is these goals that are going to determine which sauna is best for your home and ultimatley for you.
If you are looking for all the different outcomes a sauna can be used for, we’ve written a guide to help you decide and figure out if any reside with you. Click here to see the guide.
To find out the exact cost of the sauna kit that you would like, please fill in the form below.
As mentioned above, there are multiple different woods that we recommend when it comes to building your personal infrared sauna at home. Determining the best wood to use is actually more simple than you may think. Depending on your location, you may have trouble sourceing certain types of woods that we recommend and also financial constraints might have you narrowing down this search even more.
What is important to state however, is that there are definitley some woods you should avoid. Sticking close to our recommendations will allow you to safely enjoy the theraputic health benefits of an infraed sauna without the stress of exposing yourself to harmful toxins.
If you are looking for a more in-depth look into the different woods you can use for your sauna kit, we’ve written a guide to help you decide and figure out if any reside with you. Click here to see the guide.
To find out the exact cost of the sauna kit that you would like, please fill in the form below.
The size of your sauna is totally up to you and will be a combination of factors such as cost, space restrictictions and intended use. However, if you are looking for a general overview of how big a 2-person sauna or even a 4-person sauna should be, we’ve written a guide to help you decide and figure out if any reside with you. Click here to see the guide.
To find out the exact cost of the sauna kit that you would like, please fill in the form below.
Do-it-yourself kits are available for all room sizes, from large commercial rooms to small private rooms.
We will adapt the space to your needs
Please fill out the form below and we will get back to you as soon as possible with a heater specification sheet and a price offer.