Infrared cabins are popular for personal use and are also found in gyms, spas, and wellness centers due to their reported health benefits and user-friendly design.



Superior Heat

Our innovative infrared heaters with patented technology, provide the quickest heat-up times to reach the maximum beneficial temperatures. The cabins' perfect 80/20 blend of natural western red cedar wood and glass construction guarantees optimal heat retention for maximum health benefits.

Complete Infrared Experience

Immerse yourself in the full spectrum of infrared frequencies, encompassing far, mid, and near ranges, and including optional Red Light therapy. Our infrared cabins deliver a comprehensive array of wellness benefits while maintaining ultra-low EMF levels.

Craftsmanship Excellence

As a pioneer in the industry, Uforia produces its infrared cabins in-house, ensuring top-notch quality. This hands-on approach results in meticulous quality control and the creation of superior infrared cabin. Our partners producing the low-EMF, full spectrum infrared panels we use maintain the same high quality standards as Uforia so that we can provide you with the greatest, most beneficial infrared experience

Infrared cabins, also known as infrared saunas, are a type of sauna that use infrared heaters to emit infrared light, which is absorbed directly by the skin. Unlike traditional saunas that heat the air around you, infrared cabins warm your body directly without significantly warming the air.

Key Features of Infrared Cabins:

1. Infrared Technology: Infrared heaters emit light that penetrates the skin, providing a deep heat, warming the body from the inside to the surface, that can help with muscle relaxation and pain relief.

2. Lower Temperatures: Infrared cabins typically operate at lower temperatures than traditional saunas (around 120°F to 135°F or 49°C to 57°C) compared to the traditional saunas (which can reach up to 195°F or 90°C), making them more comfortable for longer sessions.

3. Health Benefits: Users often report a range of health benefits, including improved circulation, detoxification, weight loss, skin purification, pain relief, and relaxation.

4. Energy Efficiency: Infrared cabins are generally more energy-efficient than traditional saunas because they heat the body directly and don't require as much power to reach operating temperatures.

5. Installation and Space: They come in various sizes and can often be installed in homes with relative ease, requiring less space and infrastructure compared to traditional saunas.

6. Usage: Sessions typically last between 20 to 45 minutes, and many units come with features like built-in sound systems, chromotherapy (light therapy), and ergonomic seating for enhanced comfort.

 Types of Infrared Cabins:

1. Far Infrared (FIR): Most common type, penetrates deeper into the body and is thought to provide the most therapeutic benefits.

2. Near Infrared (NIR): Penetrates less deeply but is often combined with visible red light for skin benefits and surface healing.

3. Full Spectrum: Combines near, mid, and far infrared wavelengths for a comprehensive approach to therapy.

Infrared cabins are popular for personal use and are also found in gyms, spas, and wellness centers due to their reported health benefits and user-friendly design.