Two-person Low EMF infrared sauna
The Two Person Infrared Sauna With the Smallest Footprint in the Range
A room that was never designed to hold a sauna, and a sauna that fits it anyway.
Forty inches deep. Every other two person cabin in the Dynamic range needs at least forty two, and several need forty six once you count the roof.
That gap sounds small until you are the one measuring the wall in a spare room. Six inches is the difference between a cabin that sits flush and one that blocks a doorway.
Seven carbon panels and 1700 watts, which is the highest panel count in the two person range. Two behind the bench, two on each side wall, one below. In a cabin this compact the panels sit close to you, so there is very little distance for the heat to cross.
Forty six by forty inches on the floor, seventy five inches tall, and clear tempered glass on the door so the room behind it keeps its light.
Nothing is bolted to the walls and there is no floor heater. What you get instead is the panel count and the footprint, which is the trade this cabin was designed to make.
If you share a schedule with someone and the only wall you have is a short one, this is the two seat cabin that fits it.