Best 1 person sauna for small spaces, apartments, and home use.
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Alright, another question about small saunas.
Actually this is like a spitting image of the first person.
Well that makes sense because just like I live or have lived in many apartments, tons of millions of people across the country are also in the same boat.
So it makes sense.
Maybe this should be coming up more often.
This person says, “Hi Matt, looking for the best one person sauna that will easily fit in my apartment.
A little bit scared to hire an electrician or to get a big sauna that would require a line drop as you say.”
Yeah, don’t do that.
I’ll talk about that in a second.
Really confused.
Some of the options out there range from $1,000 to $4,500, even $5,000 for a single person sauna.
“Can you shed any light on what you would recommend or what you would buy if this was for you?
Thanks so much.”
Okay, yeah.
So the first part, I’m really glad you put that in there.
It’s something that I harp on a lot.
If you’re in an apartment, you’re in a temporary living situation or anything like that, you don’t want to buy a sauna that you’re going to hire an electrician to make modifications to the unit simply because number one, you don’t want to do that to the unit because then you’re kind of liable for what happens.
Blah, blah, blah.
I’m required to say that, right?
I think you could do it and get away with it if you didn’t care about wasting the money.
But the second thing is it’s going to be a complete waste of money because the next place that you go to, you’re going to have to do the same thing.
So unless you own your home or you’re going to be moving to a place where you’re going to stay a while or you just have tons of disposable income and you don’t care, you want what you want, then I would recommend only buying saunas that will work on a 15 amp circuit.
So you’re pretty much limited to one and two person saunas.
So in your case, this is perfect.
There’s tons of options that will work for you.
I just wanted to clarify in case somebody else comes across this video thinking of getting a bigger sauna in an apartment and wondering if they should hire an electrician or not.
I’m with you though.
I would not do that and you don’t need to.
There’s tons of, actually the sauna that I’m in right now is a two person radiant health.
You can get a one person radiant health exactly like this, which I know that you’ll love.
It’ll serve you really well.
The build quality is excellent.
It’s easy to put together.
The people are exceptional.
They don’t hound the ever living shit out of you when you try to get pricing and send them emails and stuff like that.
They’re super good.
It’s the sauna of the year for 2019.
I mean it beat out all the other saunas in the EMF testing.
It’s super, super low EMF, low electric fields, low body voltage, low magnetic fields, no RF radiation.
There’s no wifi, no Bluetooth, no nothing in here.
Super cool.
Build quality is really good.
It’s got a window in the front.
It’s got frontal infrared.
It’s not claustrophobic at all for people that don’t like small spaces.
I think you’d really, really like it.
As far as what the best one person sauna is for 2019 and beyond, I would say it’s a one person version of what I’m in.
I’m in a two person because for me, this sauna will still, like you, I live in a condo.
So I can’t have an electrician come in here and it’s a tilt wall concrete construction place.
So there is no chase to drop a line, even if I wanted to.
The only thing I could do is have an additional breaker put in in the laundry room and then run like a 30 amp extension cord into the sauna room through the hallway, which I will not be doing.
It’s too cumbersome.
But that said, you know, I’m six feet tall, I’m 215 pounds, I’m broad shouldered.
I like a bigger sauna.
If you’re not a big person, a one person is fine.
I think it fits in a 36 by 36 inch footprint.
So it’s very accommodating.
You can usually tuck it in the corner of just about any room.
But for me, I’m willing to spend an extra 800 bucks to get something that’s 12 inches wider because this is a full foot wider, the sauna that I’m in.
It would be too big for you if you’re going to be in the apartment for a while and you’re really limited on space.
But like I say, it all depends on what’s important to you.
If, excuse me, if you’re just comparing one person saunas, I don’t think you’re going to beat this one for the money.
Should be under $3,000.
Depends on where you are in the world, if there’s any additional shipping or taxes or anything like that.
But it should be, you’re going to get a great value out of this.
It should be a couple hundred dollars cheaper than the competition.
I know it’s cheaper than the high tech health that I have on the certified sauna list.
It’s also should be cheaper than a clear light.
Clear light could be a second good option for you.
I’d recommend the clear light premier one person if you want to go that route or you need financing or if you’re looking for something overseas.
You didn’t really state where you are, I just assumed that you’re here in the US.
But if it were for me, like you’re asking, I would buy the one person version of what I’m in right now.
I’ve been very happy with this sauna.
It’s by far my favorite sauna.
I’ve got one, two, three, I’ve got five saunas in the house right now and this is the one that I choose to use.
I could use any one, but I like this one.
It’s just comfortable.
It works really good.
It’s the lowest EMF sauna out of the bunch.
It’s the pack leader for sauna of the year.
You can find more info or see some of my older reviews on cleverleverage.com, my blog.
Look for the infrared sauna reviews to see the list of saunas to avoid.
You can see all the saunas that I bought that were terrible.
I would just stay away from those.
But if you have any more questions, leave one in the comments or use the contact form on cleverleverage.com and I’ll see you guys in tomorrow’s video.