Harvia The Wall electric heater for sauna rooms combines minimalistic Scandinavian design and user-friendly operation with top quality. The Wall is a compact, stylish, and reliable ensemble, that is suitable for various types of sauna interiors. The heater's stylish shiny surface provides a modern touch for your sauna.

With the illuminated and easy-to-use control switches you can adjust the heater's temperature and timer to start whenever you need it ready - such as after an exercise session or a workday. The heater can be installed in both left and right-handed directions. The practical form provides more flexibility when designing a sauna interior, for example, The Wall can be integrated in the sauna bench.

Long service life is guaranteed by high quality materials and a smart, sturdy structure. Extra-long heating elements will last longer and transfer heat more smoothly to the stones and sauna room. The Wall heater's design allows improved air circulation making the sauna room's temperature more consistent, so that you can enjoy steady warmth. The unique Harvia mounting/wall rack included in the delivery determines the minimum safety distance between the heater and the floor. Installing the heater is quick and easy.

Heat bathing is one of the oldest beauty and/or health strategies in terms of cleansing one’s skin. When the body begins to produce sweat via deep sweating, the skin is then cleansed and dead skin cells are replaced – keeping your skin in good working condition.Sweating rinses bacteria out of the epidermal layer and sweat ducts. Cleansing of the pores has been shown to improve the capillary circulation, while giving the skin a softer-looking quality. Bathing skin in sweat on a fairly regular basis, therefore deters collagen breakdown that can ultimately result in wrinkles and sags. By continually flushing body waste through individual cells, one eventually brings back vitality, tone and a healthy glow to the skin. Sauna usage is certainly not a cure for acne, but it can very often help – due to the deep cleansing it provides from a deep sweat (that is, cleaning the pores from the very inside out – instead of just cleaning the top of the skin).

Outlandish claims are often made by some sauna sellers (primarily those who sell infrared saunas) to promote saunas as an end-all weight loss tool. While some individuals may experience high amounts of calorie burn at first – particularly those individuals in poor shape to begin with – over the long term, saunas are simply treated as one of many tools in our arsenal when it comes to burn additional calories.The sweating process itself requires a notable amount of energy. That energy is derived from the conversion of fat and carbohydrates in a bodily process that burns up calories. According to U.S. Army medical research (Ward Dean, M.D.), “A moderately conditioned person can easily sweat off 500 grams in a sauna in a single session, consuming nearly 300 calories in the process.”The body consumes said calories due to the acceleration of heart activity (the cardiovascular section). As heart activity increases and as these processes demand more oxygen, the body begins to convert more calories into usable energy.