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24 models
A classic round tub with the wood-fired heater built into the body. The fiberglass interior keeps the bathing surface separate from the timber exterior, while the compact arrangement avoids a separate stove beside the tub.
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A round fiberglass tub with a separate wood-fired stove. Moving the heater outside leaves more of the interior available for bathing and lets you plan the stove position as part of the surrounding space.
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An oval fiberglass tub for a smaller bathing area. Its elongated shape offers a different fit from a round model, particularly when the available space is narrow rather than square.
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A round acrylic tub with a built-in wood-fired heater and a choice of solid, marble-effect and metallic finishes. It suits a garden scheme where the interior finish matters as much as the timber exterior.
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An acrylic bathing interior paired with a separate wood-fired stove. The external heater frees up the round seating area, while the available shell finishes let the tub become a deliberate part of the garden design.
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A square acrylic model for a more architectural outdoor bathing space. Its straight outline can sit naturally beside decking, paving or a garden room, with the heater positioned outside the tub.
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A round tub with a polypropylene interior and the broadest set of round size options in this collection. It is a practical starting point when matching the bathing area to a specific group size or garden footprint.
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A square polypropylene tub available in several footprints. The straight-sided form makes it a useful alternative to the round range when planning a shared outdoor bathing area.
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A compact tub intended for a cold-water bathing area beside a sauna or elsewhere in the garden. Its small round format offers a separate place to cool down without taking up the footprint of a larger hot tub.
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An oval acrylic tub for an elongated bathing layout. It combines a shaped acrylic interior with a wood-fired configuration and a choice of finishes and equipment.
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A square fiberglass tub with a 2000 × 2000 mm published size option. Its rectilinear outline offers a different relationship to decking and garden structures than the round fiberglass models.
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A square acrylic tub with a wood-fired heater integrated into the body. It brings the heating and bathing elements into one main footprint while keeping the straight outline of the square collection.
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A square acrylic model with a built-in reclining position. The shaped interior changes how the bathing space is used, making seating layout a more useful comparison than exterior size alone.
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The larger square acrylic model in the collection, listed with a reclining layout. It is worth comparing when the interior arrangement and additional bathing space matter more than the smallest possible footprint.
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The familiar round barrel form, with length, timber, layout and heater choices. A short sauna prioritizes the bathing room; longer configurations can change the balance between sauna space and a changing area.
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A curved sauna with a distinct roof profile and a choice of timber, length and interior layout. The silhouette gives the building a softer presence than a straight-sided cabin.
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A straight-sided outdoor sauna with a configurable layout and side-window options. Its room-like form suits buyers who want to relate the sauna to other garden buildings.
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A pod-shaped sauna combining straighter walls with a curved roof. It offers a different interior geometry from the barrel form while retaining a rounded outline in the garden.
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A cube-inspired sauna with softened corners and a compact architectural outline. It provides an alternative to both the fully round barrel and a sharply rectangular garden cabin.
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A contemporary sauna cabin with a flat-roof profile and a configurable interior. Larger glass areas and a straight-sided outline make the relationship between the room and the garden an important part of the choice.
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A cabin-style sauna with a clear, restrained exterior and a choice of lengths and internal arrangements. It is a useful counterpart to the curved models when your garden design calls for a more regular building form.
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A combined building concept that brings sauna and bathing choices into one coordinated structure. The source configurator offers a changing-room layout or a hot-tub layout, so the selected arrangement is central to what is included.
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An upright round sauna with a conical roof, thermowood construction and small side windows. This model offers a distinct vertical silhouette for a garden where the available ground area is limited.
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A timber outdoor shower that can complete a sauna or garden bathing area. It adds a separate rinsing point and a coordinated wooden element to the outdoor arrangement.
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