Benches & seating · 4 questions
Harvia M3 in a SaunaLife G4: Real Installation Views
The photographs show a Harvia M3 placed in a SaunaLife G4 showroom sauna. They are useful for understanding its shape and room position; they are not a chimney, ventilation or clearance plan.
01 / Space & fit
Where is the Harvia M3 in this SaunaLife G4?
The M3 stands beside the glass entrance, across from the benches, in the G4 we photographed. Looking through the open door, the stove is ahead and the seats are to the right. That view explains how the heater takes up a front corner of the room.
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Evidence: Sauna Marketplace M3 in the SaunaLife G4 photography
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Are the Harvia M3 stones visible above the stove body?
Yes. In this display, the stones sit in an open area at the top of the M3 above its metal body. The close photograph separates the stone area from the lower firebox front. It is a useful shape reference when comparing wood stoves with tall open-basket electric heaters.
Evidence: Sauna Marketplace M3 in the SaunaLife G4 photography
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Can you see the M3 firebox door from the G4 entrance?
Yes. The front of the M3 faces the entrance-side area in this showroom arrangement, so the lower door is visible when looking into the sauna. The seating sits alongside it. This photograph documents the display position; it does not establish loading space or safe operating clearances.
Evidence: Sauna Marketplace M3 in the SaunaLife G4 photography
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How does the M3 look from the G4 bench?
From the bench, the M3 occupies the corner beside the glass front, leaving a broad view toward the entrance. The seated photograph shows the stove below that view and the wood ceiling overhead. It helps compare the visual presence of a compact stove with a tall stone column.
Evidence: Sauna Marketplace M3 in the SaunaLife G4 photography
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