$149.00
A low-profile, transparent or open-frame shield designed to protect users from burns without obstructing the panoramic sauna view. Ideal for:
✔ Glass-walled saunas where aesthetics matter
✔ Infrared + electric combo heaters
✔ Small spaces where traditional guards look bulky
| Type | Material | Pros | Cons | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tempered Glass | 6mm toughened glass | Fully transparent, sleek look | Requires metal frame | 500 |
| Minimalist Steel | Thin stainless steel rods | Nearly invisible from afar | Can still get warm | 350 |
| Cedar Slat (Low-Profile) | White cedar strips | Natural look, lightweight | Needs more maintenance | 400 |
| Acrylic Mesh | Perforated acrylic | Lightweight, modern | Less durable over time | 300 |
✅ Low Vertical Profile – Max 12–18" height to preserve sightlines
✅ Heat-Resistant – Withstands 200°F+ (93°C+) surface temps
✅ Easy Access – Removable panels for heater maintenance
✅ Ventilation – Open designs (≥50% air gaps) prevent overheating
Glass Shields: Opt for bronze or gray tint to reduce glare
Metal Frames: Choose brushed nickel or black for discretion
Wood Guards: Use vertical slats (less visual obstruction than horizontal)
Measure Heater Clearance: Ensure shield doesn’t violate manufacturer’s required gaps (typically 4–6").
Mounting:
Glass/Metal: Use silicone-lined clamps (no drilling)
Wood: Stainless steel L-brackets
Test Heat Distribution: Use an IR thermometer to check for hot spots post-installation.
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(Note: For infrared saunas, ensure the shield material doesn’t block IR waves – consult your heater manual.)
