Hi.
In some states like California, Florida, Arizona, etc., you may be able to
install the sauna in a garage, in a basement, or under a covered patio as long
as the temperature does not drop below 65 degrees F. Our current model
saunas are not constructed to withstand the outdoor weather elements. Our
biggest concern is that there is moisture in the air (even under a covered
patio) which could be absorbed by the wood. Also, another concern is that the
power supply is located on the roof and could potentially rust over time if
exposed to the moisture in the air as well.
Furthermore, preheating times will be
greatly affected as we test the saunas in ambient temperatures between 70 and
72 degrees F. Unfortunately, temperatures below 60 degrees F would be
considered outdoor temperatures and we do not construct any models for outdoor
use or to be used in outdoor temperatures.
Our models are designed to be used in temperatures above 65 degrees F. Thank you.