Meridian Horizon — Traditional Sauna

The Meridian Horizon returns to the source: a traditional Finnish-style sauna built around a high-output electric heater and volcanic sauna stones, producing the dry heat and optional löyly steam that define the original sauna ritual. Sized for two to four, the Horizon is proportioned for both residential wellness rooms and boutique hospitality settings — hotel spas, serviced residences, and members’ clubs that want an authentic, high-temperature sauna experience alongside more contemporary infrared offerings. Tiered benching in kiln-dried Nordic spruce, a floor-to-ceiling glass door in a black-framed surround, and an exterior clad in the Meridian black-and-gold identity give the Horizon a presence that suits both a private home and a hotel wellness floor.

Key Features:

Traditional electric sauna heater with volcanic stone bed
Löyly steam capability (water-on-stones)
Tiered Nordic spruce benching for 2–4 guests
Floor-to-ceiling glass door, black-framed
High-temperature operation up to 90°C+
Hospitality-grade continuous-use rating available

Specifications:

Spec	Detail
Capacity	2–4 persons
Interior dimensions (approx.)	180 x 150 x 205 cm
Wood	Nordic Spruce (kiln-dried)
Heating type	Electric heater with volcanic stones
Max temperature	90–100°C / 194–212°F
Power supply	380–415V, three phase (commercial) / 220–240V (residential)
Power draw	6–9 kW (capacity dependent)
Steam capability	Yes — löyly water-on-stones
Duty rating	Residential standard / Commercial continuous-use option
Warranty	5-year structural / 2-year heater (standard)

FAQs :

Q: What’s the difference between the Meridian Horizon and an infrared sauna?
A: The Meridian Horizon is a traditional Finnish-style sauna that heats the air using an electric heater and volcanic stones, reaching higher temperatures (up to 90–100°C) than infrared saunas, and supports löyly steam by pouring water on the stones — a heat experience infrared panels don’t replicate.

Q: Is the Meridian Horizon suitable for hotel or hospitality use?
A: Yes. It’s engineered with a commercial continuous-use rating available, making it suitable for hotel spas, serviced residences, and wellness clubs in addition to residential installations.