SpringSpa Sauna

I was looking into sauna for its health benefits that mimic cardio. My requirements were low EMF, able to plug it into a regular outlet, and small footprint, with ideals of easy-to-setup and lighter weight. This fit all those points. We have it in the corner of a smallish bedroom that I also use for workouts. It was fairly straightforward to unpack and put together but it took about half a day. It heats up in 25+ minutes to about 130. I like it a lot!

— Lauren

I researched well and found that this 2-person sauna with near-zero EMF was the best deal for the money. Low EMFs are the driving factor for infrared saunas. The lower the EMFs, the pricier the sauna gets. Most saunas in the $2000 range had higher EMFs, in the 7-8 range. Research says that healthy EMF ranges are 3 and lower. Near zero is the healthiest one out there I could find.

I assembled it myself, so it can be done, but at times it was tough to square up the sides and back/front panels so all the clamps would snap into place easily. With persistence, I got it done. With 2 people, it would have been a breeze. All the other assembly aspects were very simple and very easy to accomplish.

It takes about 35 minutes to reach 149 degrees from a room temperature of 69 degrees, so plan on that. You can still get in when it's 120-130. It's hot then, too.

Overall, I would definitely recommend this brand and sauna.

— Sambow