2-Person Saunas
Compare CS04, CS29 and IR12 for a two-person sauna project. Start with the space and heating experience you want, then review each model’s material, glazing and dimensional reference before requesting a quote.
For dealers, project buyers and customers selecting a sauna for two users. The shortlist is a starting point for selection, not a guarantee of identical seating room or equipment across models.
Compare the Three Models
Compare the individual model records below. Request a labeled drawing for the sauna you shortlist; these dimensional references do not establish its final exterior size, seating space or installation clearances.
CS04
Listed material: Finnish Spruce
Dimensional reference: W 1274 × D 1084 × H 1924 mm
Glass: Brown 8mm Tempered Glass
Heating note: Electric heater listed; HARVIA is optional. Confirm the equipment included in your quote.
CS29
Listed material: Thermo Finnish Spruce
Dimensional reference: W 1274 × D 1084 × H 1924 mm
Glass: Brown 8mm Tempered Glass
Heating note: Far-infrared carbon crystal heating panels and red-light heating tubes are listed. Confirm any separate stove and controls in the quote.
IR12
Listed material: Canadian Hemlock
Dimensional reference: W 1190 × D 1165 × H 1710 mm
Glass: Brown 8mm Tempered Glass
Heating note: Infrared heating with far-infrared carbon crystal heating panels is listed.
Start with the Room and the People
A two-person requirement does not settle the layout. Decide whether the project is indoors or outdoors, describe how the two users expect to sit, and note the doorway, ceiling or access restrictions that could affect the choice.
CS04 and CS29 have the same dimensional values in this comparison, but that does not make their heating arrangements or ordered equipment interchangeable. IR12 has a different dimensional reference and a different listed material. Review each drawing rather than choosing from a single width or capacity label.
Choose a Heating Arrangement, Not Just a Model Label
CS04 lists an electric heater with a HARVIA option. CS29 lists far-infrared panels and red-light heating tubes, while IR12 lists far-infrared carbon crystal heating panels. Ask which heater, panels, controller and accessories would be included in your selected configuration.
Tell the supplier which heating arrangement you are seeking. Do not assume a separate stove is included with a panel-based configuration, or that a listed option applies to every order.
What to Compare Before You Choose
- Room and access: request a labeled drawing showing the overall envelope, usable layout, doorway and required service space.
- Material and glazing: compare the named specification for the selected model, not a timber or glass description taken from another sauna.
- Equipment: have the quotation identify the heater or infrared equipment, controls and any separately supplied items.
- Installation: give the installer the final equipment documents; confirm supply and circuit requirements for the actual configuration.
Request a Quote for the Models That Fit Your Brief
Send the model codes you are considering, your destination, quantity and intended use. Add a measured sketch or site photos, your preferred heating arrangement and any branding or documentation needs. You can start with CS04, CS29 or IR12 without deciding every option in advance.
Questions Before You Order
Not necessarily. The dimensional references do not establish bench length, door clearance or the final heater arrangement. Ask for the layout of the model and configuration you intend to order.
No included-package claim is made here. Where HARVIA is listed, it is an option. The quotation should identify the equipment actually supplied with the selected model.
Provide the destination and available supply, then request the final equipment documentation. Rated current and circuit requirements must be established for the ordered configuration; they are not stated by this category page.