Specifications and options for CSA-99
Use CSA-99 as the visual reference, then confirm capacity, size, heater voltage, wood finish, glass direction, MOQ, packing, and document needs before quotation.
| Model / SKU | CSA-99 |
|---|---|
| Product type | Outdoor sauna cabin |
| Use setting | Outdoor |
| Wood / finish | Solid wood construction; species and finish confirmed from project requirements |
| MOQ | Confirmed by order quantity, selected configuration, and destination before quotation |
| Quotation basis | Selected configuration, heater route, destination, packing, and project requirements confirmed before quotation |
| Reference | CSauna factory catalog record |
| Confirmation items | Dimensions, packing, material details, and order drawings are confirmed before production. |
Use CSA-99 as the visual model reference. Final size, bench layout, heater, glass, voltage, packing, and document route are locked after the approved drawing.
Known vs. confirm before production
| Recorded for review | Model title, model code, MOQ reference, price band, product type, and image set. |
|---|---|
| Confirm with buyer | Final dimensions, material grade, heater option, glass/door direction, packing size, loading plan, labels, accessories, and destination requirements. |
| Approval step | CSauna confirms the final drawing, quotation, packing details, and order record before production starts. |
RFQ checklist for this model
- Target quantity and whether this is sample, distributor, or project order.
- Preferred size, wood/finish, heater type, voltage, and control option.
- Destination port or delivery country for freight and compliance review.
- Packaging, logo/private label, spare parts, and document requirements.
- Any site drawing, showroom reference, or installation constraint.
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Buyer-file detail
CSA-99 production, packing, and RFQ checks
CSA-99 needs careful wording because a hot tub nook can be misunderstood as a complete hot tub package if the scope is not defined.
The buyer should confirm whether the adjacent wet area needs drainage, splash protection, privacy screens, or only a visual platform.
Light wood finish should be reviewed for stain risk when the sauna sits near water or a spa area.
If the hot tub is buyer-supplied, CSauna should record clearances and service access instead of pricing unknown equipment.
The sauna heater package should remain separate from any water-heating or spa equipment discussion.
Packing should keep sauna parts and nook trim pieces labeled separately so installation teams do not confuse wet-area parts with wall boards.
The final inspection file should show the nook boundary, roof transition, bench, heater package, wood surface, and carton marks.
CSauna should ask whether the buyer is building a private backyard corner, rental suite amenity, or showroom wellness set before final drawings.
Final buyer confirmation
CSA-99 should state clearly whether the hot tub nook is a structural allowance, a visual platform, or a supplied hot tub area.
The buyer should confirm splash direction before CSauna chooses lower wall finish and adjacent trim materials.
If the hot tub is supplied by others, CSauna should record size clearance and service access instead of pricing an unknown spa package.
Light wood near water should have extra care notes because stains, splash marks, and cleaning chemicals are more visible.
The RFQ should ask whether the buyer is building one wellness corner or a repeated resort amenity layout.
CSauna should photograph the transition between sauna and nook because that joint decides whether the layout feels intentional.
Packing should label nook pieces separately from sauna wall parts so installers do not misplace wet-area trim.
Final handoff should include scope statement, drainage note, wood-care file, heater documents, and packed accessory photos.