Wood Garden Sauna Pod for Compact Home Yards CSA-484

Factory confirmation notes

CSA-484 design and production checks

• For this compact garden pod, the first drawing check is the curved shell radius because the panel split, roof seal, and bench clearance all follow that shape.
• Our design department records whether the buyer wants a quiet home-yard sample or a repeatable dealer SKU before finalizing the exterior board route.
• If the pod is placed near fencing or planting, the door swing and service side should be kept away from the narrow access path.
• The heater file should show whether the project uses a compact electric heater or a stove-ready shell, because the ventilation and floor protection are different.
• A darker exterior finish can make the pod look more architectural, but the maintenance note should be written into the order file before sample approval.
• The packing team should photograph the curved wall sections separately so the buyer can see how the shell is protected during loading.
• When a distributor plans mixed-container purchasing, this model should be grouped with small cube cabins rather than large barrel rooms.
• For after-sales work, spare door hardware, roof seal pieces, and a few exterior board pieces are more useful than a generic accessory pack.
• The final factory check should compare the pod footprint against the crate footprint, because compact models are often selected for limited delivery access.
• If the buyer asks for cedar, the file should state whether the request is for scent, color, or document evidence rather than using cedar as a vague upgrade word.