In the distant past, hunters and travelers mapped out journeys from hot springs to hot springs. They did this to regain their strength during their long journey in the northern, cold regions. The wellness for body and soul that offers a natural hot spring has been the origin of the wood burning hot tubs many decades ago.
Timberin.co.uk sales advisers and service staff have been trained in the factories for years. Through extensive experience, we can also help you to choose the best wood-fired hot tub for you.
What is a wood-fired hot tub?
The wood-fired hot tub has the official name Scandinavian hot tub. An outdoor bath where the water is heated using a wood-burning stove.
You can relax in a warm water bath that offers a lot of quality time with your partner, family, friends or family. You can chat without noise and turmoil from pumps, jets or bubbles.
Wood species
The wooden hot tub can be made from many types of wood, such as spruce, larch, oak, and red cedar.
A wooden hot tub must be filled with water as often as possible in connection with the expansion of the wood, which makes the bath watertight.
Due to the cold, the water in the hot tub freezes and when empty, it takes a few days for the wooden barrel to become watertight again.
What does a wood-fired hot tub cost?
The price of a hot tub is made up of:
- the materials used
- the class of the hot tub and stove
- how a hot tub is built
- the connections
- the bottom
- and various supplies.
A wood-fired hot tub is economical to use in terms of water and wood and has no further energy costs. We always guarantee the best hot tub for the amount that you have to spend.
Where can you place a wood-fired hot tub (or have it installed)?
The weight of the hot tub depends on the chosen hot tub. The best-selling wood-fired hot tub is lightweight and easy to install with four people; the majority of customers do it themselves.
This hot tub is also easy to get over fences and flat garage roofs, with a few friends and a little bit of advice from us. A hot tub is usually placed on a firm, level surface in the garden, and sometimes under a roof. With a roof, good roof throughput must be arranged for the chimney.
Also, it is possible to dig into a hot tub. These hot tubs are, however, known as the least user-friendly hot tubs. You will use these hot tubs much less, no matter how nice they look on a picture. You are limited with a burrow hot tub.
With an indoor stove, you have to squat down or lie down on your stomach to be able to stoke this stove properly. An outdoor heater is not suitable for placing it higher and a normal hot tub outdoor heater is not made for a pump.
The water flow is too fast for pressure in the stove and the heating time is much longer because the water in the stove has too little time to heat up, it is possible with a wood-fired pool heater. Draining the water if you want to clean the hot tub is also a lot more difficult.