The Cal Saunas Solara line is simple to shop: choose indoor or outdoor, decide how many people you want to seat, and let the features come standard around that choice.
This is the Cal option I’d compare directly against an outdoor Hekla if the customer knows the sauna belongs outside but hasn’t decided between infrared and traditional heat.
If it’s going outside, the Solara-Outdoor becomes the obvious Cal starting point. Indoors, move to seating capacity.
Buy for the way you’ll use it most of the time. A couple doesn’t automatically need a four-person sauna just because guests might occasionally join.
The Solara-3 is a useful middle ground. The Solara-2 saves floor space; the Solara-4 buys you noticeably more interior room.
Red Light DuoTherapy accessory with 240 LEDs using 660nm red light and 850nm near-infrared.
Cal also offers the Aura red-light accessory, plus Hemlock backrests and floor mats. Here are the approved retail prices.
Capacity numbers don’t tell you how roomy a bench feels, how the door placement works in your room, or whether infrared is actually the experience you want. That’s where the showroom helps.
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