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A considered wellness space at home.

Complete residential set-ups, specified around the room you actually have.

Infrared Saunas Create your personal sanctuary. Explore Red Light Therapy Advanced light technology for your wellness routine. Explore Cold Plunge Systems Cold recovery without the bags of ice. Explore Hyperbaric Systems Premium hyperbaric technology for home and professional environments. Explore

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Aurland

Aurland Cedar Ice Bath

A cedar plunge with a stainless interior - buy the chiller now or add it later.

Best for Buyers who want to stage the spend on a chiller

Price range: $6,299.00 through $6,999.00

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Lumin

Lumin Two

Sauna for two indoors, with the wattage published so the circuit can be sized properly.

Best for Two people indoors who want the specification pinned down

$9,999.00

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Buying for a home is a different exercise from buying for a facility, and the constraint is almost never budget. It is the building: the circuit available, whether there is a drain, how air moves through the room, and what the floor can carry.

The four answers every home purchase depends on

  • Electrical capacity. Saunas and chillers frequently need dedicated circuits. Have a licensed electrician assess the panel before choosing equipment, not after.
  • Drainage. If a cold plunge is even possible later, plan for it now. Retrofitting drainage is the most expensive change in a recovery space.
  • Ventilation and moisture. Heat and water in one room create a humidity load domestic extraction will not handle.
  • Structure. A filled plunge plus occupant can exceed 1,000 pounds in a small footprint. Above ground level, have it confirmed.

How to choose for a home

At home the constraint is almost never budget — it is the room, the route into it, and the services already there. Settle these before shortlisting anything:

  • The route, not just the room. Doorways, turns and stair returns rule out more systems than floor area does.
  • The circuit you have. Whether a dedicated supply exists, or an electrician is part of the project.
  • Water and ventilation. Where water goes, and where humidity goes, on the floor you are planning to use.
  • Who lives there. One user, two, or a household changes sizing and often changes the technology entirely.

Most homes support less than the owner first imagines and more than they fear. Measuring first turns a five-figure guess into a decision.

What the evidence supports

The evidence for each technology is set out in its own category guide and in the Research Library. It does not change because the setting is domestic; what changes is that nobody is supervising, which makes the safety guidance more important rather than less.

What it does not establish

No equipment here treats, cures, prevents, or mitigates disease. Cold immersion in particular carries genuine physiological risk — never plunge alone, and speak to a physician first if you have cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, a heart rhythm disorder, or are pregnant.

The sources are listed in the Research Library, each with its key limitation recorded. Category guides cover the specifications that differ within each technology, the product finder narrows the range in four questions, and recovery room planning covers what changes when several systems share one space. Commercial buyers should start at IMPERVITA PRO.

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Find Your Ideal Recovery System

Four questions. A ranked shortlist of the technologies that fit your objective, budget, and space.

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Dimensions, doorways and what power is available. An advisor will tell you what the space genuinely supports.

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