Yandiya-Heat offers two panel constructions, and studio owners are often surprised to learn the difference isn't about heat output — it's about how the panel integrates into the room.
Frameless aluminium panels are designed to disappear. With a clean white or black coated aluminium surface and no visible frame edge, they sit close to a ceiling and read almost like a design element rather than equipment — a common choice for boutique studios where aesthetics matter as much as function.
Framed panels, built with a carbon fibre heating element inside an aluminium frame and PET surface, are typically chosen for their flexibility of fixing — they can be recessed into a ceiling grid or hung on chains, which suits studios retrofitting heating into an existing commercial ceiling without extensive building work.
Both ranges share the same core specification that matters most for hot yoga: a 90–110°C surface temperature, automatic overheat cut-off at 155°C, 98% energy transfer, and full CE/UKCA/IEC certification — so the decision genuinely comes down to install context rather than performance trade-offs.
Our team reviews floor plans as part of every consultation specifically to make this recommendation, factoring in ceiling height, existing electrical supply and the studio's preferred finish.