Sauna heaters

Leisurequip supply and install a wide range of Helo electric sauna stoves, Tylo traditional heaters and Kastor wood burning heaters. The heaters we have for sale are offered at very competitive prices.

You’ll also find an extensive array of spare parts for Tylo and Helo brand heaters. This includes both home and commercial heaters for larger scale sauna rooms. We can supply customers across the UK and globally.

Helo, Tylo and Kastor heaters are all equipped with safety sensors, they’re reliable, beautifully designed and built to last. Additionally, Tylo Thermosafe coating ensures they are safe from accidental burning.

Many of these electric heaters for saunas also have the option of Wi-Fi and wireless control panels for uncompromised convenience and functionality.

Widely used types of sauna heaters

• Electric: This type of sauna heater uses electricity as its power source. It typically consists of heating elements that heat up when electricity passes through them, generating heat in the sauna.
• Wood-burning: Wood-burning sauna heaters are fuelled by burning wood logs or firewood. They offer a traditional sauna experience and are appreciated for the natural ambiance and aroma they create.
• Infrared: Infrared panels employ infrared radiation to heat the sauna user directly, rather than heating the air. They emit infrared rays that penetrate the body, providing a gentle and penetrating heat.
• Combi: A combi sauna heater combines the functionality of an electric heater and a steam generator in a single unit. As a result you can determine the humidity in a very fine granular fashion.
• Gas: Gas heaters operate using natural gas or propane as their fuel source. They are known for their quick heat-up time and efficient operation.

Popular styles of sauna stoves

• Pillar: A pillar sauna heater is a free-standing unit that resembles a tall column or pillar. It is typically placed in the corner or centre of the sauna and provides heat from a central location. It can also be embedded into the floor of the sauna.
• Wall-mounted: As the name indicates, a wall-mounted sauna heater is installed on the wall of the sauna. Conveniently space-saving, it doesn’t take up any floor space. This type of heater is often compact in design and securely mounted to the wall.
• Floor-standing: A floor-standing sauna heater is a stand-alone unit that sits on the floor of the sauna. It can provide heat from a lower position, distributing warmth throughout the sauna.
• Built-in: A built-in heater is integrated into the sauna’s structure during construction or renovation. It is designed to be concealed within the sauna, with only the controls and vents visible.
• Corner: Corner heaters are specifically designed to fit into the corner of the sauna. They save space and provide efficient heating while maintaining a sleek and seamless appearance.