The two heating systems are designed to be used independently, not at the same time. This is actually a major benefit, as it gives you two distinct, optimized wellness tools in one cabin. You can choose the high-heat, steamy environment of the traditional heater for one session, and the gentle, deep-penetrating warmth of the infrared panels for another, giving you complete control over your experience.

For many, the answer is a resounding yes. While a hybrid sauna has a higher upfront cost, it's like getting two different types of saunas for the price of one. It's the perfect solution for households where one person loves traditional heat and another prefers infrared. It's also the ultimate future-proofing for your wellness routine, ensuring you always have the perfect tool for any goal, from post-workout recovery to a relaxing evening wind-down.

The assembly of the sauna cabin itself is very similar to a standard infrared or traditional model and is designed for straightforward DIY installation. The main consideration is the electrical work; because a hybrid sauna includes a powerful traditional heater, it will always require a dedicated 240V circuit installed by a licensed electrician, just like a standard traditional sauna.