Apollon Quartz
A corner infrared sauna, compact and bright : gentle heat, fast warm-up, perfect for everyday use at home.
Well-being · relaxation
Sauna
The heat that relaxes body and mind: a thousand-year-old Nordic tradition, the ideal complement to a pool or a spa.
Why a sauna ?
2000 years of tradition, timeless well-being
Born in the Scandinavian countries more than two thousand years ago, the sauna raises the body's temperature in a dry heat. The result : relaxed muscles, a soothed mind, and that unique sense of well-being after every session. Set beside your pool, it extends the pleasure well beyond the summer.
- Deep relaxation and muscle recovery
- Short sessions of 10 to 15 minutes
- Usable all year round, indoors as well as outdoors
- The perfect pairing with a cool swim
70–100 °Cdry heat of the traditional sauna
10–15 minthe ideal length of a session
2000 yearsof Nordic tradition
100 % woodselected spruce or hemlock
Choosing well
Traditional or infrared ?
Two ways to enjoy the heat, above all a question of sensation.
Traditional sauna (steam)
A stove heats volcanic stones up to 70–100 °C. Pouring water over them releases a burst of steam (the "löyly") that intensifies the heat. The most authentic and most invigorating session.
Infrared sauna
Panels radiate a gentle heat (45–60 °C) that penetrates the body directly, without overheating the air. More accessible, energy-efficient and ideal for those who prefer a less intense heat.
Your benefits
Far more than a moment of relaxation
Relaxation
The heat unties tension and invites deep release, in body and mind.
Recovery
Ideal after exercise : the heat soothes the muscles and speeds up recovery.
Circulation
Alternating hot and cold stimulates blood circulation and tones the body.
Sleep
An evening session encourages relaxation and a more restful sleep.
Our models
A cabin for every wish
Zen
The traditional sauna par excellence : stove and volcanic stones, authentic steam and warm light wood. The complete Nordic experience.
Spectra
High-end infrared in hemlock wood : contemporary design, magnesium technology and great comfort for several people.
Equipment
Everything that makes a good sauna
Selected wood
Nordic spruce or hemlock : healthy woods, pleasant to the touch and able to withstand the heat.
Stove & stones
Electric stove and volcanic stones for the traditional sauna, radiant panels for the infrared.
Control & thermostat
Precise setting of temperature and duration, with programmable preheating.
Ambient lighting
Soft lighting and optional chromotherapy for a soothing atmosphere.
Comfort benches
Ergonomic wooden benches, for sitting or lying down depending on the model.
Indoor or outdoor
As an indoor cabin or a garden chalet, to install near the pool.
The winning duo
Sauna & pool, complete well-being
There's nothing like a cool swim after a sauna session : alternating hot and cold multiplies the sense of well-being and vitality. Set beside your pool or your spa, the sauna turns your outdoor space into a genuine relaxation area.
Your questions
Everything about the sauna
What is the difference between a sauna and a hammam ?
The sauna gives off a dry heat (70–100 °C, low-humidity air), whereas the hammam offers a moist steam heat (around 45 °C, 100 % humidity). The sauna is more invigorating, the hammam more enveloping.
Traditional or infrared sauna, which to choose ?
The traditional one offers the authentic Nordic experience with its steam and strong heat. The infrared one offers a gentler heat (45–60 °C), warms up faster and consumes less : ideal for everyday use and those more sensitive to heat.
Can a sauna be installed outdoors ?
Yes. There are indoor cabins and outdoor sauna chalets designed to withstand the weather. Installation near the pool is ideal for enjoying the hot-cold alternation.
How long does a session last ?
A session usually lasts 10 to 15 minutes, possibly repeated after a cool-down break. The key is to listen to your body and stay well hydrated.
What maintenance does a sauna need ?
Maintenance is simple : ventilate after use, wipe down the benches and clean the wood with mild products. The stove's stones should be checked periodically.
Is the sauna a good complement to the pool ?
Absolutely. The contrast between the heat of the sauna and the coolness of the water stimulates circulation and provides an intense sense of well-being : it's the natural extension of a swimming area.