Sauna Tents - Radiant Infrared Sauna Tents

The question that comes up before almost every tent order is whether it will fit. The measurement that answers it is the room, not the door. A radiant tent is delivered packed, assembled in the room where you will use it, and taken back down the same way — no construction, no permanent fixture, nothing rigid at tent size that has to travel through the house in one piece. So the two numbers to go and take with a tape measure are clear floor area and ceiling height, in the corner where the tent will actually stand.

Read those three rows as one decision. Standing sessions want height: 78 inches of clear ceiling above a 47 by 35.43 inch patch of floor. Lying-down sessions trade that away and want length: a 78 by 35.43 inch rectangle of floor with 47 inches of clearance above it, which is why a low-ceilinged basement or an attic room with a slope can still work perfectly well. Seated sessions are the easiest room to find, because with the horizontal insert dropped in you only need 60 inches of interior ceiling.

Leave room for the lamp, too

The lamp lives inside the tent with you, so it belongs in your arithmetic. The Sauna Fix® fixture measures 13.5 inches deep by 17 inches wide by 23 inches tall with the light guards screwed on, and in a normal session users sit about 18 to 30 inches from the bulb surfaces, rotating as they go. Plan the interior as the fixture footprint plus the distance you want between you and the bulbs, and you will know before ordering whether the position you are picturing is the one that suits your room. Lamps are sold separately, or bundled with a tent.

The Portable Near Infrared Sauna lamp-and-tent system has an approximate chamber height of 60 inches.