Wooden hot tubs – for those who appreciate the traditions and natural finish

Wooden tubs are recommended for those who value natural and eco-friendly materials. These wooden hot tubs require a lot of maintenance. There is also a difference in setup – the new hot tub is recommended to swell for a few days to make it waterproof, and in warm season, water need to be constantly in the hot tub to avoid drying out of the timber. 

Water should be drained when cleaning or changing it. If the wooden hot tub is slightly dry, then before filling the water, we recommend to tighten the belts. In the cold season, the tub should be kept empty because ice can damage it. when the hot tub is unused we recommend to keep it covered. For maintenance and disinfection of the hot tub use special detergents to protect from algae and bacteria buildup.

Standard specification:

• hot tub from 42mm Siberian spruce boards
  
• timber coated with “Remmers” effect glaze
  
• stainless steel strips (2 psc)
  
• stainless steel heater (internal, exterior)
  
• chimney with a protective hat (height – 2m)
  
• wooden fence – protection for the heater (for internal heater)
  
• paddle for ashes (for internal heater)
  
• wooden cover or tilt
  
• wooden window sill or cornice
  
• exterior wooden steps
  
• paddle for water mixing
  
• mini bar
  
• valve of water drain

Additional accessories are available:

• SPA air massage
  
• led lightning
  
• impregnation or oiling

Exterior body can be chosen from from three types of wood:

• Siberian spruce
  
• Siberian larch
  
• thermo wood

Types of heaters:

• internal heater, up to 4-6 people
  
• heater placed next to the hot tub, up to 6-8 people

Diameters of wooden hot tubs:

• 160cm suitable for up to 5 people
  
• 180cm suitable for up to 6 people
  
• 200cm suitable for up to 8 people
  
• 220cm suitable for up to 10 people