Specifications and options for CSA-16
Use CSA-16 as the visual reference, then confirm capacity, size, heater voltage, wood finish, glass direction, MOQ, packing, and document needs before quotation.
| Model | CSA-16 |
|---|---|
| Type | Outdoor sauna cabin |
| Use setting | Outdoor |
| Capacity | Confirm by layout |
| Wood / finish | Wood cabin construction identified by the verified source listing; final wood species, exterior finish, and interior bench timber are confirmed in the approved order file |
| Structure | Rectangular flat-profile cabin with a full-height glazed sauna front and covered side patio |
| Heater | Wall-mounted rectangular radiant heater panels shown; final electrical specification is confirmed for the destination market |
| Glass | Full-height front glazing with a hinged door |
| Interior layout | Built-in tiered benches with recessed ceiling lighting |
| Project layout | Covered side patio shown with a hot-tub position; tub and utility scope are quoted separately |
| MOQ | 1 set for sample ordering; repeat-order quantity and mixed-container planning are confirmed in the quotation |
Use CSA-16 as the visual model reference. Final size, bench layout, heater, glass, voltage, packing, and document route are locked after the approved drawing.
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Buyer-file detail
CSA-16 additional production checks
CSA-16 should treat glass as a technical part of the order, not only a visual selling point.
The buyer should approve glass thickness, tint, replacement route, and crate protection before production.
Large glass can affect heater sizing, so room volume and climate should be checked together.
If privacy matters, CSauna should quote tinted or reduced glass instead of forcing a full-clear facade.
Frame alignment around the glass should be photographed before the crate is closed.
For resort projects, replacement-glass lead time should be visible in the buyer file.
For showroom use, the front glass must arrive without scratches, corner pressure marks, or label residue.
The packing list should separate glass crate, wood shell, heater carton, controller, manuals, labels, and spare hardware.
Voltage, heater kW, certificate needs, and controller language should be agreed before glass sizing is finalized.
CSA-16 should help buyers compare view value against heat retention and service risk.
A first sample can verify the glass route before the buyer commits to a full container.
The final handoff should include front view, side view, glass crate photo, heater label, and loading mark.
Final buyer-file notes
CSA-16 should include one final glass-service note covering crate opening, replacement route, and site-side storage before installation.
If the buyer plans a resort installation, CSauna should confirm whether spare glass or spare seals are required with the first shipment.
The final quote should identify whether the full-glass facade is standard clear glass, tinted glass, or a buyer-approved variation.
A public showroom sample should include extra cleaning guidance because fingerprints and transport film residue are easy to see on large glass.
The buyer file should show whether the cabin is shipped fully assembled, semi-assembled, or as a panel package.
Before loading, the factory should photograph glass labels, heater labels, accessory cartons, and the side that carries the model code.