News Launches
New heaters, controls, cabins, materials, and accessories, with specs and US availability.
Effe’s new Baluar images show Patricia Urquiola’s modular sauna and hammam in light and dark linden, from freestanding rooms to paired layouts.
The 12 to 21 kW CORE Pro keeps its heating elements in a service drawer, and two can run side by side at 42 kW for big bathhouse rooms. KLINT Solo puts the controls inside the heater.
Sun Home’s first indoor traditional models pair HUUM heaters with two-level cedar benches, while Plunge’s new indoor infrared cabins come in 120V and 240V configurations.
KUSATEK, the gas-fired commercial line from Harvia-owned EOS Saunatechnik, is coming to America: a 120 kW and a 60 kW system for the 800-plus-square-foot event sauna Bathhouse is building inside Philadelphia’s 1904 Bellevue building. Every install on KUSATEK’s public project list is European, the published spec sheets are too, and the missing US listing is the detail operators should watch.
What KLAFS calls the world’s first retractable sauna is now orderable in the United States at $44,900 to $51,900, selling space rather than price, six days after Sun Home launched its Nova at $10,599.
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