Maxxus

Maxxus Infrared Saunas

Maxxus builds carbon-heater infrared cabins in Canadian hemlock, aimed at buyers who want a straightforward, well-priced sauna for a spare room or basement. Our range covers 35 models from about $2,300 to $5,500.

What defines the range

  • Carbon panels — low surface temperature spread over a wide area, which gives more even heat than ceramic rods and lower EMF where you sit close.
  • Canadian hemlock — almost odorless, which matters in a small cabin, and stable through indoor humidity changes.
  • Standard outlet — most Maxxus cabins plug into 120V on a dedicated circuit. No electrician for a typical install.
  • 1 to 3 person sizes — the range concentrates on the sizes that fit inside a normal house.

Who it suits

Maxxus makes sense if you want infrared heat in an existing room without a project attached. It is not trying to compete with full-spectrum recovery cabins or Finnish traditional saunas — it is a practical home infrared sauna at a sensible price.

Common questions

How long to assemble?

An hour or two with buckle-together panels. One person can manage the smaller cabins, two is easier.

Can it go on carpet?

Yes. The cabin floor is enclosed and the exterior stays close to room temperature.

What is the difference from full-spectrum?

Maxxus cabins use far infrared. Full-spectrum adds near and mid wavelengths, which matters for recovery use but costs considerably more.

Compare all infrared saunas or 1-person infrared. Call 1-833-905-0688.