Wooden hot tub “Basic”

Wood: Spruce, Thermowood
Standard set:

• Wooden hot tub (42 mm wood thickness).
• Wooden benches inside the hot tub.
• Impregnated walls in a chosen color (color palette offered by us).
• Internal or external stainless steel heater (grade 304 or grade 316).
• Simple wooden fence protection (for internal heater).
• 2 meter chimney without protection.
• 2 pcs. stainless steel tightening bands (varies with the size of the hot tub).
• Decorative wooden top cornice.
• Two-piece wooden cover for hot tub.

Other accessories/upgrades:

• Water stirring paddle.
• Wooden bar for drinks.
• Metal drinks bar.
• Water thermometer.
• Air bubble system (12 jets).
• LED lighting.
• Sand filtration system with big wooden cover box.

Size options and capacity with internal wood-fired heater:

Size options and capacity with external wood-fired heater:

Please note:
*Each product is individually designed, handmade, and manufactured according to a specific purchase order and may not 100% correspond to the photos on our website.

What is a difference between internal and external wood-fired hot tub heaters?

Internal wood fired heater:

Internal heater offers a faster heating time than an external wood-fired stove as there is almost zero heat escape. The internal stove consumes around 25% of the tub’s space, however, a 180cm wooden hot tub can still accommodate up to 6 people. An internal heater offers more coziness as you can sit close to the fire, however, there are also a few disadvantages – internal heaters can be dangerous for children, and it takes more time to clean them too.

Important!

It’s strictly forbidden to start the heating before the hot tub is not filled with water.

Only when the internal stove is completely under water it is allowed to start the heating. Otherwise the stove will get damaged.

External wood fired heater:

An external wood-fired heater offers more space in the hot tub, also it is more child friendly, as the stove will be installed outside the Hot tub. However, you will need more space to set it up. It will take less time to clean inside the tub, and it is also easier to remove ashes from the external heater without contaminating the water. Hot tub heating time will be slightly longer (an extra 30 min. as compared with an internal heater). External heaters are also slightly more expensive, moreover you will need to make sure the heater is drained if you are expecting freezing temperatures.

Important!

It’s strictly forbidden to start the heating before the hot tub is not filled with water.

Only when the top circulation pipe inlet of the external stove gets completely under the water it is allowed to start the heating. Otherwise, the stove will get damaged.

Stainless steel grades:

Grade 304. Stainless steel is non-magnetic. In general, this grade is more resistant to various solutions, but wood treatments affecting water’s pH should be avoided. Small amount of chlorine can be used with this type of metal (available for additional charge).

Grade 316. Nonmagnetic stainless steel. This stainless steel has the best corrosion-resistant properties and is chlorine friendly (available for an additional charge).

Air Bubble System

An air bubble system has 12 jets and is the perfect upgrade if you are looking to get the maximum benefit of your hot tub. Air bubbles will relax and soothe your muscles, as well as keep the water rotating and moving around your body.

LED Lighting

LED lighting will allow you to set the mood and enjoy your relaxing background! Use them to guide your guests to the hot tub, or just for a colorful aesthetic addition.