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Sauna heat shields are additional accessories that reduce the safety distances which your sauna heater needs to keep to any combustible materials in your sauna room. We recommend using heat shields as additional safety accessories in your sauna in any case, regardless if you would actually need it in terms of meeting the safety requirements.
Reflector Panel for HIVE Sauna Heaters, Large Thanks to the HIVE reflector, the heater may be installed closer to the wall of the sauna. It is made...
View full detailsReflector Panel for HIVE Sauna Heaters, Small Thanks to the HIVE reflector, the heater may be installed closer to the wall of the sauna. It is made...
View full detailsTo protect combustible materials and liquid based floor heating system. Note: HUUM has changed the color of the bedding to steel in 2024. All HUUM ...
View full detailsTo protect combustible materials and liquid based floor heating system. Note: HUUM has changed the color of the bedding to steel in 2024. All HUUM ...
View full detailsReflector Panel for CLIFF Sauna Heaters Thanks to the placement of the HUUM reflector panel on the heater, it is possible to achieve half smaller s...
View full detailsProtective Bedding for Harvia Sauna Stoves, Black, Large Made of aluminum-zinc coated steel, painted black the Harvia WL110 adds protection where y...
View full detailsEmbedding Flange for CLIFF/STEEL Series Sauna Heaters The embedding flange is made of stainless steel and covers the uneven wooden edges around the...
View full detailsProtective Sheath for Harvia Sauna Stoves, 20 Series The Harvia WL550 protective shield is designed for use with the Harvia 20 Pro/SL/Duo wood saun...
View full detailsProtective Bedding for Harvia Sauna Stoves, Black, Small The Harvia WL100 protective bedding is used when a fireplace or stove is installed onto a ...
View full detailsReflector Panel for STEEL Sauna Heaters Thanks to the placement of the HUUM Reflect S on the heater, it is possible to achieve half smaller safety ...
View full detailsProtective Sheath Panel, Legend Series The Harvia WL200 protective shield is designed for use with the Legend stoves. The protective shield reduces...
View full detailsProtective Sheath for Harvia Sauna Stoves, M Series The Harvia WL450 protective shield is designed for use with the M1, M2, M3 and M3SL wood sauna ...
View full detailsProtective Sheath for Harvia Linear Sauna Stoves, 22 Series The Harvia WL575 protective sheath is designed and approved for wood-heated Harvia wood...
View full detailsProtective Sheath for Harvia Sauna Stoves, 36 Series The Harvia WL850 protective shield is designed for use with the Harvia 36 and 36 Duo wood saun...
View full detailsProtective Sheath for Harvia Sauna Stoves, Pro 26 Series The Harvia WL750 protective sheath is designed and approved for wood-heated Harvia wood bu...
View full detailsProtective Sheath for Harvia Sauna Stoves, 36 Series The Harvia WL850 protective shield is designed for use with the Harvia 36 and 36 Duo wood saun...
View full detailsInitially, sauna users would improvise heat shields using materials such as rocks, bricks, and metal sheets, placing them strategically to protect the structure and users of the sauna. However, as metal stoves became more popular in the late 1900s, the need for more formatted heat shields became apparent.
Modern heat shields are constructed out of aluminum or stainless steel. Each manufacturer has their own heat shields that are specifically designed for specific stove models. Along with sauna heater guard rails, sauna heater guards are the second most wanted sauna safety accessory available.
How does the heat shield protect your sauna against fire hazards? Heat shields have reflective surfaces that deflect the heat away from combustibles. All the materials used in these items are rated for high-temperature exposure. The gap created by heat shields that are placed across the stoves also allow air circulation and reduce heat transfer to surrounding materials this way.
How can you install your sauna heater heat shield? How do you know if you even need one in the first place? First, read the manuals of your sauna heater. You can always locate the manuals from the product pages, or if you already have the sauna heater at your place, you should have one on site. The manuals will talk about the safety distances a specific sauna heater requires. Remember that not all sauna heaters require safety distances of heat shield, but some do. Secondly, measure if you meet these safety distances in your current or upcoming sauna, if you don’t you definitely need a heat shield. Then it’s just about finding the suitable one for your sauna stove. Lastly, we recommend getting one in any case, it’s better safe than sorry they say.
Do you need to replace the heat guard in case you replace your sauna heater? If you’re getting the same model, it’s highly unlikely that you need to replace the heat guard. Do a quick inspection and if it looks fine, you can safely continue with the same one, just replacing the heater.