Besides their stunning wooden design, Saunas are a fantastic way of detoxifying the whole body through the perspiration process, helping to remove waste from the body and skin. This can improve overall health by enhancing blood circulation which can reduce joint stiffness and may relieve other conditions caused by poor circulation. Saunas are know for relieving stress and tension, as well as, rejuvenating skin cells leaving you feeling relaxed and looking youthful and refreshed.
Is the Infrared Barrel Sauna for you?
Available for Pre-Order Now!
NZ’s Favourite Sauna, Just Went Infrared!
Great news! You asked, and we’ve delivered. Check out the infrared version of our incredibly popular outdoor barrel sauna!
Built to comfortably seat four adults, our Outdoor Infrared Barrel Sauna seamlessly blends the cutting-edge technology of infrared saunas with that classic rustic look and feel. The barrel is weatherproofed with bitumen shingle roofing tiles and features an 8mm toughened glass door and windows.
We’ve carefully crafted the heater and seating layout to ensure you get the ultimate sauna experience. This beauty packs a punch with 6 x Full Spectrum heaters, emitting a whopping 2100 watts of full-spectrum infrared – covering near, mid, and far infrared light from 650nm to 10,000nm. Plus, 3 x Carbon heaters delivering 900 watts of far infrared light spanning 7,000 to 10,000nm. And the best part? It all runs on a simple 15 amp plug.
If you’ve always dreamed of having an outdoor infrared sauna, get in touch today!
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Market leading warranties.
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Included Premium Features
Infrared Goes Outdoors
Our Outdoor Infrared Barrel Sauna seamlessly blends the cutting-edge technology of infrared saunas with that classic rustic look and feel. The barrel is weatherproofed with bitumen roofing tiles and features an 8mm toughened glass door and windows.
Outdoor Infrared Heaters
Indulge in cutting-edge comfort with our outdoor infrared sauna’s high-tech heaters. 6 Full Spectrum heaters emit 2100 watts across near, mid, and far infrared, complemented by 3 Carbon heaters for targeted warmth. Simple 15 amp plug operation ensures effortless relaxation with advanced infrared technology.
Built for the Outdoors
Engineered exclusively for the outdoors, our sauna features weatherproof construction, bitumen roofing tiles, and an 8mm toughened glass. Embrace nature without compromising comfort—our design seamlessly marries rugged durability with the serenity of cutting-edge infrared technology.
Versatile Layout
The twin bench seats are perfect for accommodating 4 adults (or even a cozy 6 if you’re all mates). Alternatively, if it’s just two of you, feel free to stretch out on a bench seat each for some extra room.
Our Full Spectrum Heaters
These heaters are unique by offering near, mid and far infrared technology from one source, allowing the heat to really penetrate deep into your body.
Near Infrared
Near infrared (NIR) is the shortest infrared wavelength. NIR promotes skin renewal, cell health, wound healing and tissue growth.
Mid Infrared
Mid infrared (MIR) is a longer wavelength that can penetrate deeper into the body’s soft tissue to aid inflammation.
Far Infrared
The longest wavelength, far infrared (FIR), reaches deepest into the body where toxins are stored.
Optimised Heating
Infrared saunas work by heating your body directly, through safe wavelengths of light that are felt as heat. This light penetrates our bodies deeper than the heat of a traditional sauna. This means your infrared sauna does not need to be as hot as a traditional dry sauna, because the heat is directed more efficiently. This allows you to achieve a deep sweat at a much lower temperature and stay in the sauna for longer per session. When setting up your infrared sauna it’s important to consider the ambient temperature of the room in which your sauna will live, as this will dictate how hot your sauna can get.
Our Nano Carbon Heaters
Our efficient carbon heater have been carefully engineered to provide a constant high heat with even distribution – making sure there’s no hot spots.
With these heaters on the back, sides and under the legs, you can be sure that your whole body will be heated to make sure you get the most out of your sauna.
Call the Shots
Choose how you relax with controls at your fingertips.
Simple Control
Our Infrared Barrel Sauna features our incredibly user-friendly K3 control system. You have every function right at your fingertips, from simply putting the Sauna into heating mode, selecting how many minutes you’d like it to run, and selecting the perfect color scheme for each occasion.
A Different Class
Incredible construction to make your sauna last the test of time.
Made with Premium Cedar
Cedar is the preferred choice for high-end outdoor saunas. With exceptional thermal stability, it efficiently retains heat, providing an optimal sauna experience. Its inherent resistance to decay, insects, and moisture ensures both enduring quality and longevity.
Tempered Glass Door
With tempered glass, you can be sure that your door won’t shatter or break in high temperatures, or when you’re opening and closing it.
Give it a glow
Health benefits that’ll make it worth your time.
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Relaxation & Sleep
The most immediate relief the sauna offers is simple relaxation as it melts away the stresses and tensions of everyday life.
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Glowing Complexion
The sweating achieved during a sauna carries off imbedded impurities and dead skin cells, leaving the skin glowing.
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Muscle Recovery
Increased circulation carries off metabolic waste and delivers oxygen to the muscles to speed recovery.
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Joint Pain & Stiffness
Radiant heat therapy is used to treat patients suffering from many forms of arthritis. It can aid sprains neuralgia, bursitis, muscle spasms, stiffness and many other ailments.
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Increased Circulation
By increasing perspiration, you heart works harder pumping blood, giving similar benefits to continuous exercise.
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Removes Toxins & Waste
Increased circulation stimulated the sweat glands, releasing built-up toxins and waste.
Don’t Just Take Our Word For It
NZ’s leading athletes and sports specialists use Alpine Saunas to take their performance and recovery to the next level.
Jane Watson
Elite Netballer, Jane Watson, believes regular sauna use is a game changer when it comes to physical recovery as well as total relaxation.
“My training is frequent and can get very full-on. I really notice the difference if I have a particularly hard training day and skip my sauna session afterward, I’m definitely more fatigued the next day, says Watson.
Dave Wood
Dave Wood is a movement and breathing specialist who works with elite Kiwi athletes to enhance their recovery, endurance, and ability to remain calm under pressure.
Through his training of top athletes, he’s found regular sauna use to improve cardiovascular health, improve brain function, and provide mental resilience as well as stress management.
Wood says after you begin sweating in the sauna, your cardiovascular system engages, and the heart rate rises to facilitate expanded blood vessels. “At this stage of your sauna session, the body begins to harvest all of the benefits of actual exercise except you are passively sitting in relaxation,” says Wood.
Muscle Recovery
Increased blood circulation carries off metabolic waste products and delivers oxygen-rich blood to oxygen-depleted muscles so they recover faster.
Eases Joint Pain and Stiffness
Radiant heat therapy is used to treat patients suffering from many forms of arthritis. In addition, it has been proven effective in the treatment of sprains, neuralgia, bursitis, muscle spasms, joint stiffness and many other muscular-skeletal ailments.
Premium Warranty
Every Alpine Sauna is backed by an impressive warranty to give you peace of mind.
5 Years
Structural Warranty
2 Years
Equipment Warranty
We Deliver Nationwide
We are proud to be one of the only Spa Pool retailers that always have stock on hand. This means when you’ve selected your new relaxation retreat we can deliver it as soon as you’re ready.
Can we deliver to you? Enquire now for information on delivery depots, manpower, driveway, hiab and rural deliveries.
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Frequently asked questions
ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT THE INFRARED BARREL SAUNA
Traditional saunas use a stove to heat the air. As the temperature of the air increases around you, the temperature of your body increases as well due to absorption by heat convection. This causes your body to start the cooling process by transporting blood closer to the surface of the skin and opening pores through sweating.
Infrared saunas also heat the surrounding air but to a lesser degree. Instead, infrared saunas use infrared heaters to emit a specific wavelength of infrared light. Your skin absorbs this wavelength, causing your body’s temperature to rise. This elicits the same effects as a traditional sauna with less overall heat needed.
Yes, we provide comprehensive manuals alongside several videos to explain how to assemble the Sauna in a step-by-step basis. However, we do advise organising the help of a builder or expert handyman, as this Sauna assembly can be a big job for casual DIYers.
One of the main differences between a traditional sauna and an infrared sauna is the heat involved while inside the unit.
Traditional dry saunas use temperatures as high as 80 to 90 degrees Celsius, which can overwhelm those who are more sensitive to the heat.
Infrared saunas use a much milder temperature environment of between 45 to 65 degrees Celsius. However, because the heat of infrared saunas travels much deeper into the body, they can cause a more vigorous sweat at lower temperature.
Another difference between a traditional sauna and an infrared sauna is the amount of power required to operate each unit.
Traditional saunas require more overall power to run. Our traditional saunas have either a 6kw heater (Barrel) or a 9kw heater (Hut). Our infrared saunas have either a 1.5kw heater (Oslo) or a 2.4kw heater (Copenhagen).
This means that a traditional sauna is more expensive to run than an infrared sauna. This can make a difference, depending on how often you use the unit.
Yes, we work directly with GEM finance to offer our customers practical finance options.
GEM finance is one of New Zealand’s leading finance providers and works in conjunction with most major retailers around the country.
Visit our finance options page for more information.
The Alpine Promise
We stand behind all of our saunas.
NZ’s Largest Spa Pool Retailer
With over 50,000 happy customers we are New Zealand’s Largest Spa Pool Retailer.
We have the largest Spa Pool showrooms in New Zealand, so you’re sure to find a model perfect for you!
Feel free to step inside one of our showrooms in Auckland or Christchurch to see the products for yourself. Take a step inside the tubs themselves (no togs required) to take a closer look and test out the seating and layout and feel fully convinced of your choice. We appreciate it can be a big decision and we’re here to help you find the right one!
NZ Wide Service Agents
We understand the importance of speedy after-sales service. We hold a full inventory or spare parts for fast service in the unlikely event of a repair. Our highly skilled technicians can go directly to you, anywhere in New Zealand.
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