2 Person Infrared Sauna
Popular two-person infrared sauna, fits outlet, comfortable solo or shared.
SaunaRay SR2 – Two Seater
20-Minute Sauna Setup!
Our one-person sauna (SR1) and two-person sauna (SR2) can be set up in only 20 minutes!
Specifications
| Size: | 48″ wide x 39″ deep x 73″ tall |
| Capacity: | 2 people (Friends or relatives) |
| Weight: | 220 lbs fully assembled |
| Door: | 25″ wide |
| Electrical: | Regular 110-volt household outlet. No wiring required |
| Installation Time: | 20 minutes |
2 person infrared sauna front
2 person infrared sauna side
2 person infrared sauna top
Why Choose SaunaRay?
Don’t Get Fooled
Most infrared saunas for sale on the internet are made at the same five factories in China and then re-branded for sale in North America under different names. That’s why they tend to all look the same. SaunaRay looks different because we march to the beat of our own drum.
SaunaRay is a boutique company. We build only five hundred saunas every year. Each one is constructed to exact standards in a toxin-free environment. Every piece of wood is inspected to ensure its strength and natural beauty.
There are cheaper saunas, but don’t get fooled. Sometimes they’re the same price, but SaunaRay staff have documented these saunas as cheap as $800, and no matter the price, they can fall apart or catch fire. We have repaired or replaced dozens of them for customers who got tricked into thinking they had bought something made in North America.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is an infrared sauna different than a “regular sauna?"
“Regular” saunas are the European kinds that get super hot, so it’s hard to breathe. SaunaRay infrared saunas use ceramic heated elements to gently warm your skin to encourage sweat in a warm environment where it’s easy to breathe normally.
The goal of any sauna is to make you sweat. Your high-temperature sauna does this by super-heating the air so that when you breathe your body’s autonomic nerve is triggered. This nerve controls your body temperature. When your body’s autonomic nerve is triggered, this makes your blood pressure and heart rate increase to pump blood to your extremities to cool off your organs. The sweat is triggered as a cooling mechanism.
SaunaRay’s infrared saunas cause you to sweat without raising your core temperature. The gentle, but powerful, infrared heat warms your skin and triggers the sweat glands before your core body temperature rises. You go inside at 27-28C (82-84F) instead of 60-80C, like in the wood-fired sauna. You can breathe normally in the warm air as the temperature slowly rises. By the time it gets to about 40C (105F), you are usually soaked with sweat and ready to come out. This means your body temp remains normal, and there is no recovery period. You don’t feel tired or knocked out by the heat.
Why choose an infrared sauna?
Infrared saunas are a revolution in sauna therapy.
In the past, building a sauna in your home involved a full construction crew. You’d need to hire a carpenter, an electrician and a plumber. By the time it was installed, you were already heavily invested in labour and material costs. They consumed a lot of expensive electricity in order to superheat the air. To add insult to injury, that super hot air makes it difficult to breathe inside.
Today you can buy an infrared sauna that is:
1) Pre-built and ready to assemble in one hour – in any room of your home.
2) Ready to plug into any existing outlet in your house.
3) Able to sit on any floor surface, even carpet.
4) Easily installed in your bathroom or bedroom without calling an electrician, a plumber, or a carpenter.
What makes a SaunaRay infrared sauna special?
In short, it’s the way it’s built. The cabinet is built with solid wood and no toxic glues. Our competitors are often using cheap plywood and tons of glue.
Why is low heat better than high heat to induce sweat?
Sweating causes the excretion of toxic metals and complex chemicals like pesticides, plasticizers, and fire retardant chemicals that are ubiquitous in our environment but not easily excreted from the body. Their build-up can cause disease over time.
SaunaRay’s low-heat infrared systems allow you to sweat profusely without stressing your core body temp or triggering a reaction.
Can I put your saunas on the carpet?
Most of our saunas can plug into any outlet in the house and can even be placed in a closet if you like. They can sit on any floor surface, just like a cabinet or a clothing wardrobe, because there is no need for drains or vents. Our bigger units require a 220-volt outlet but can still sit on any floor surface – even your carpet!
Is it easy to breathe in an infrared sauna?
Medical grade infrared saunas employ ceramic elements so they don’t overheat the air. When you’re sitting inside an infrared sauna, taking a breath is comfortable – not uncomfortable and sort of stressful.
In a medical-grade infrared sauna, the ceramic elements emit heat in the infrared spectrum. Your body loves this heat. Humans absorb heat in the infrared spectrum, like the sun’s heat, naturally and very efficiently. Your skin absorbs the heat naturally and quickly and the sweat glands just under the surface activate and start pushing out sweat without causing your heart to race, or your blood temperature to rise. It’s a much lower-stress way to detox.
Where did the original saunas come from?
For thousands of years, humans have relied on artificially heated environments as a weekly or even daily method of cleaning themselves. Native North Americans say that from the beginning of time they have been employing the “sweat lodge” by heating rocks placed inside a small tent while people sit in a circle around the rocks and pray.
There are many historical drawings that pre-date photography depicting saunas, steam rooms and hot baths going back centuries. They were used by advanced cultures including the Greeks and the Romans as a central part of mind, body, and spiritual and social wellness.
How did the modern sauna come to be?
In 1893, at the famous Chicago World’s Fair, Dr. John Harvey Kellogg introduced an “electric light bath”. Dr. Kellogg was one of the first environmental physicians who promoted excellent health as a daily approach to avoiding disease.
The use of infrared heat was refined decades later in Japan during the 1970s to keep newborns warm without stifling them with blankets. They developed ceramic heating systems for babies because humans absorb infrared heat which is reflected by ceramic, just like beach sand. This technology is still used today in all northern climates throughout North America, Europe and Asia, in all hospitals where children are born.