A 38 by 39 inch footprint and a standard 120V 15 amp outlet. The Kiruna 1 is a single-occupant infrared cabin built for people who want a dedicated seat rather than a shared bench, and it fits into spaces most homeowners would not consider usable.
Buying a two-person sauna cabin when one person uses it means heating empty bench space every session. The Kiruna 1 skips that. At just over three feet square, it tucks into a basement corner, a walk-in closet, the end of a hallway, or a spare bedroom without reorganizing the room around it. The 78 inch height clears most standard ceilings, which is usually what determines whether a sauna can go downstairs.
CarbonFlex panels warm your body rather than the air, so the cabin stays cooler than a traditional sauna while still producing a full session. You will feel the effect within roughly 10 to 15 minutes, and there is no waiting for the room to reach a target temperature first. The panels use low-EMR and low-EF technology, which addresses the electromagnetic field question that comes up in most infrared research. For daily or near-daily use, many owners find this easier to sustain than high-heat traditional sessions.
Confirm three things with us: the floor space, your ceiling height against the 78 inch cabin, and the delivery route including doorways and any turns. Tylö recommends a dedicated 15 amp circuit so the breaker is not shared. One care note, never spray water on infrared emitters, since that causes damage and voids the warranty.
A spec sheet cannot tell you whether infrared heat suits you. Visit our Madison or Brookfield showroom, run a short session, and decide from experience. Our team can also show you the larger cabins if you want to compare.