A portable sauna assembly for facilitating a user to enjoy a sauna while the user is travelling includes a sauna tent that has an entrance and a neck opening. A plurality of heating panels is integrated into the sauna tent to heat the user when the user is inside of the sauna tent. Additionally, each of the heating panels is foldable when the sauna tent is collapsed. A control unit is in communication with each of the plurality of heating panels for controlling operational parameters of the plurality of heating panels. A remote control is in communication with the control unit such that the remote control can be manipulated by the user for controlling the plurality of heating panels.

A modular portable exercise and sauna tent is an apparatus that provides an enclosed phototherapeutic environment for a user. The size and shape of the apparatus is adjustable depending on the position of the user within the apparatus. The apparatus includes a scaffolding, a thermally insulative cover, and at least one heating lamp. The thermally insulative cover further includes a first panel, a second panel, and an overlay panel. The scaffolding defines an area of heat around the user. The thermally insulative cover encloses the defined area. The scaffolding further includes a first base frame, a second base frame, and a plurality of lateral posts, each of which are adjustable in length. The shapes of the first base frame and the second base frame are both adjustable. The apparatus preferably includes a flooring layer that provides comfort and protection for the user against the ground.

A steam shower system, includes a steam enclosure, including a front plate, a rear wall, and a steam chamber; a steam mixing valve with a steam control dial; a mixed water line; a steam nozzle assembly with a stem nozzle head; a steam vent, including a perimeter wall, including a perimeter wall and a perimeter ledge; a steam deflector; a steam barrier; a vacuum air vent, which is optionally hidden behind the steam control dial; and aromatherapy device, including an aromatherapy aperture and receptor with a container for aromatic liquid; such that the steam vent is configured to emit steam from the steam chamber.

A lid solution of a sauna stove, in which the lid is formed of a lid plate (43) that covers the sauna stove and is made of glass and of a lid frame (44) that positions outside the sauna stove. The lid plate (43) of the sauna stove is broader than an outer mantle (20) of the sauna stove and the frame (44) moves the lid plate (43) through protrusions of the lid plate (43). When closed, the lid plate (43) is on its own weight on top of the stone drum or outer mantle (20) of the sauna stove. The frame (44) is a profile that is open from the front or side and the lid plate (43) of the sauna stove is replaceable without tools by pulling out an old lid plate and pushing in a new in replacement.

Provided is a technique which can be used to provide a service with a higher health promoting effect than conventional ceramic plate baths. In a warm bath system 1, a warm bath device 10 is installed in a service providing space 5. A housing 400 of the warm bath device 10 accommodates a tatami mat 100, a heating sheet 200, an insulation member 300 with a surface layer member 110 of the tatami mat 100 being exposed from an opening 410. A core 120 of the tatami mat 100 contains a liquid that includes multiple types of predetermined bacteria. The warm bath device 10 warms the tatami mat 100 with the heat from the heating sheet 200 and promotes release of the bacteria outside of the core 120. By using this warm bath device 10, the user's body is warmed and the released multiple types of predetermined bacteria are introduced into the user's body.

Power feed connections and sauna heating panels include a power feed having a first insulated conductor electrically coupled to a first terminal and a second insulated conductor electrically coupled to a second terminal. The first and second terminals are electrically coupled with at least one heating element. In some cases the power feed includes a supply portion, a connection portion, and an extension portion. The extension portion has one or more conductors in a twisted configuration extending away from the first and second terminals. In some cases the power feed includes an extension conductor portion coupled to a return conductor portion in a twisted configuration. The extension portion extends away from a second terminal past a second connection point and the return portion returns back to and connects to the second connection point at the second terminal. Methods for providing power connections to heating panels are also provided.

While such systems and methods can include any suitable component, in some cases, they include a first and a second piece of sauna housing and a sauna heater. In some such cases, the second piece of sauna housing slidingly couples with the first piece to define an interior sauna chamber. Additionally, in some cases, a first portion of the second piece of sauna housing is configured to slidably fit within the first piece such that a volume of the sauna chamber is configured to increase and decrease, respectively, when the second piece is moved into an extended position or when the second piece is moved from the extended position into a collapsed position in which the second piece nests within the first piece. In some cases, the first and second pieces include a ceiling that is configured to extend over a user within the sauna chamber. Other implementations are described.

A personal dryer system for efficiently delivering heated air to are enclosed area (such as shower stall or bath tub) for drying the body of an individual after taking a shower, and for other intended uses. The system includes an air blower, air heater, air distribution assembly and air exhaust vent unit with, optional, air pump, all of which are operatively associated with and regulated by a computerized control unit.

The device is configured to distribute air, which is heated by the sauna stove above a housing of that contains a heating device and includes at least one fan. The device includes an air duct with at least one inlet opening below the housing and at least one outlet opening above a discharge opening. The heated air exits the housing through the discharge opening in which a bed of stones is arranged. The air duct and the fan are configured such that the fan draws air into the inlet opening, then transports the air upwards in the air duct along the sauna stove to the at least one outlet opening, and blows the air out of the outlet opening above the discharge opening of the housing. A flow alignment component is arranged at the outlet opening and is configured such that a direction of flow of the air is adjustable.

The infusion bowl is adapted for use in a private sauna heater and includes a bowl body that is open at the top with outlet openings arranged in the bowl body. The infusion bowl includes a splash guard with a filling opening that is arranged on the bowl body. This arrangement allows even an untrained user to safely apply an infusion liquid into the infusion bowl.