Thermory Squared Outdoor Saunas: Sauna Squared No. 40 & 41

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QUICK ANSWERS PRIMARY PURPOSE: Compare and shop Thermory Squared outdoor saunas in one place. WHAT'S INCLUDED: Sauna Squared No. 40 and Sauna Squared No. 41 (6-person) models shown in the product grid. BEST STARTING POINT: Choose between terrace + window (No. 40) vs terrace-forward (No. 41), then plan your base and delivery access. COMPARE CATEGORIES: Outdoor Saunas , Thermory Saunas SHOP THERMORY SQUARED Browse the product grid on this page for live availability, pricing, and configuration details. Quick links to the Sauna Squared models currently included in this collection: Thermory Sauna Squared No. 40 (6-person, terrace + window) Thermory Sauna Squared No. 41 (6-person, with terrace) Why Choose a Thermory Squared Outdoor Sauna? A Thermory Squared outdoor sauna is built for buyers who want a clean, architectural footprint and a purpose-built outdoor experience. The square form can be easier to plan around than a rounded barrel style, especially when you're mapping site placement, terrace orientation, and how people will circulate between sauna, cool-down, and seating zones. For many outdoor installs, this type of footprint also makes it simpler to visualize clearances and base preparation. Thermory Squared models in this collection are designed around group-friendly capacity with terrace-focused layouts. If you're deciding between No. 40 and No. 41 , treat it as a "use and view" decision: how you want the exterior terrace to function, and whether a window-forward configuration supports your site's best view line and privacy plan. SQUARED vs BARREL vs CABIN If you're comparing formats, keep intent organized by using the dedicated hubs: Thermory Outdoor Barrel Saunas for rounded profiles, Cabin Saunas for room-like interiors, and Outdoor Saunas for the full outdoor category. Planning your Outdoor Install: Outdoor Sauna success is mostly about site planning. Start with a stable, level base (deck, pad, or pavers), then confirm clearances and a practical path for del