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FAQs
Find answers to our most frequently asked questions below.
Do you have a showroom in my country?
We have showrooms in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Spain, Italy, and Germany, and we ship throughout Europe. Contact us to schedule a viewing, either in person or online.
How quickly does the sauna heat up?
A traditional sauna typically reaches 80–90 °C in about 30–45 minutes, depending on the heater, size, and outdoor temperature. Our infrared saunas are ready to use in just 10–15 minutes.
Is there an app available that lets you control it?
Yes. All of our products can be controlled via our app—set the temperature, use the timer functions, and have full control right from your phone.
Do you offer leasing or rental options?
Yes. We offer both financing/leasing with a fixed monthly payment and rental plans for commercial customers. Contact our sales team, and we’ll find the right solution for you or your business.
How long is the warranty?
A 1-year warranty is included as standard, with the option to extend it up to 5 years. Contact your sales representative for more information.
Is express delivery available?
Yes, for a fee (usually about 2,000 €). Please contact us for current availability.
Additional FAQs
No, our products plug into a standard 220V outlet. But feel free to contact us, and we'll help you plan the installation so that everything is set up correctly from the start.
Yes. We supply leading gyms, hotels, and wellness centers and offer commercial solutions that include service options.
Thanks to the built-in filter and cooling system, maintenance is minimal—just replace the filter and water according to our guide. A sauna requires virtually no ongoing maintenance.
Sauna bathing is associated with relaxation, better sleep, improved circulation, and recovery. Studies have linked regular sauna bathing to cardiovascular health. The effects vary from person to person.
An infrared sauna warms the body directly with light at a lower temperature—it’s gentler and easier to stay in for a long time. A traditional sauna heats the air to a high temperature for the classic sauna ritual known as “löyly.”Answer richtext
Many people take cold baths 3–7 times a week, for 2–5 minutes each time. Start with short sessions and build up at your own pace.
An ice bath, also known as a cold bath or cold plunge, is a tub filled with cold, temperature-controlled water into which you immerse your body for recovery. Our ice bath tubs maintain a consistent temperature thanks to a built-in cooling system and filter.
Research shows that regular exposure to cold is associated with faster recovery, less perceived muscle soreness, improved mood, and increased energy. Many people also experience sharper focus and better sleep. The effects vary from person to person.
Most start at around 10–15 °C and gradually drop to 3–5 °C. With Swedish Cold, you can set the exact temperature and keep it consistent, around the clock.