Three-person corner Near Zero EMF infrared sauna
The Corner Cabin With Nine Panels and the Tightest Rating Published
Every room has a corner doing nothing. A lamp in it, maybe a plant. It is the part of the floor plan a rectangular cabin cannot reach, because pushing a box into a corner still leaves two triangles of dead space behind it.
This one is cut for that corner. Sixty by sixty inches, angled at the back to meet two walls, so it occupies floor you were not using rather than floor you were walking through.
Nine carbon panels and 2000 watts, plus a heated floor. In an angled shape the panels follow the walls, which puts emitters at more angles to you than a flat backed box manages.
Zero milligauss measured three inches from the panels, and 1 mG at one inch. At one inch the Ultra Low EMF cabins read 2.5 mG.
The controls are an interior touch screen with FM station, Bluetooth and MP3, and there is no panel on the outside. Bronze tinted glass across the front, accent lighting around the exterior, oversize chromotherapy inside.
Seventy five inches tall, with a roof edge that adds nine inches at the point of the corner. Three boxes on a pallet.