Unwind and indulge in pure relaxation with a New Wood-Burning Hot Tub – The Ultimate Off-Grid Soaking Experience for your Family!
Designed for purists and nature lovers alike, this hot tub combines the rustic charm of Canadian cedar with the warmth of a wood-fired stove—offering a truly off-the-grid experience without the need for electricity.
- 100% Off-Grid Operation: No electricity required—perfect for remote locations
- Premium Construction: Handcrafted from 1.5-inch thick Canadian Cedar staves
- Internal Heating System: 304 stainless steel wood-burning stove included
- Natural Circulation: Thermosiphon effect creates gentle, natural water movement
- Complete Package: Includes wood stove, access stairs, and insulated cover ( hard top) free of charge!
Experience the Ultimate Outdoor Soaking Retreat with our traditional wood-burning hot tub. Crafted from premium Canadian Cedar, this authentic hot tub requires no electricity and operates entirely on natural thermosiphon circulation—where hot water naturally rises, pulling cooler water from below for consistent heating without pumps or motors.
Potential Health Benefits of Using Hot Tub:
- Muscle Relaxation & Recovery – The warm water and jets help relax tense muscles, reduce stiffness, and promote faster recovery after workouts.
- Pain Relief – Hydrotherapy can relieve joint pain, arthritis, and chronic pain conditions by increasing circulation and reducing inflammation.
- Improved Circulation – The heat dilates blood vessels, promoting better blood flow and oxygen delivery to muscles and tissues.
- Reduced Stress on Joints – The buoyancy of water reduces the strain on joints, making it ideal for people with arthritis or mobility issues.
- Better Sleep – The relaxation effect of a hot tub can help regulate sleep patterns and improve sleep quality.
- Detoxification – Sweating in warm water can help the body eliminate toxins through the skin.
- Lower Blood Pressure – The heat can help reduce stress levels and support cardiovascular health by lowering blood pressure.
- Stress & Anxiety Reduction – Soaking in warm water can help release endorphins, reducing stress and anxiety.
- Enhanced Mood – The calming effect of water, combined with the soothing jets, can improve mental well-being.
- Social Connection – Enjoying a hot tub with family or friends encourages relaxation and bonding time.
Specifications
- Capacity: Comfortably seats 4-5 adults
- Materials: Canadian Cedar with stainless steel components
- Construction: 1.5-inch thick cedar staves with 3x rust-resistant stainless steel bands
- Heating Time: Approximately 2 - 4 hours to reach soaking temperature
- Dimensions: 5' diameter × 3' depth, 5' diameter x 4' depth, or 6' diameter x 4' depth - sizes of your choice.
- Heating System: Internal 304 stainless steel wood-burning stove
- Safety Features: 4" thick brown insulated vinyl cover with safety lock
- Hardware: Stainless steel drain, galvanized stove pipe and rain hat
- Weight: 500 lbs. to 700 lbs.
Installation
- Requires 2-person assembly
- Allow approximately 3-4 hours for complete setup
- Ships in a robust wooden crate for protection
- Shipping weight 584 lbs. to 780 lbs.
- Designed for outdoor use only
Favored by hot tub enthusiasts seeking an authentic experience, our wood-fired cedar tub delivers the perfect combination of natural materials and traditional heating methods. Ideal for cabins, remote properties, or anyone seeking to reduce their environmental footprint while enjoying the therapeutic benefits of hot water immersion.
Hot Tub Safety Guidelines
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Shower Before Entering
Always shower or bathe with soap before getting into the hot tub. This helps remove sweat, bacteria, lotions, deodorants, and creams that can affect the water's cleanliness and reduce the effectiveness of the disinfectant and filters. -
Limit Your Time in the Hot Tub
Spending too much time in a hot tub can cause nausea, dizziness, fainting, or lightheadedness. To avoid this, limit your soak to 15-20 minutes at a time. If you’d like to stay in longer, take a break, cool down for a few minutes, and then re-enter. Lowering the water temperature to 98.6°F (37°C) can also allow for a slightly longer soak.- Pregnant women should not stay in a hot tub for more than 10 minutes. If you feel uncomfortable, get out immediately and always keep your arms and chest above the water to prevent overheating.
- Children should also be limited to 10 minutes in the hot tub.
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Avoid Alcohol and Drugs
Drinking alcohol or using drugs in a hot tub can be dangerous. These substances raise body temperature, which increases the risk of overheating. They can also cause drowsiness, dizziness, and impaired judgment, which may lead to accidents or drowning. -
Supervise Children & Restrict Use for Kids Under 10
Children under 10 years old should not be in or near a hot tub, as their bodies struggle to regulate temperature. For children 10 and older, always supervise them closely, especially near suction vents. Use raised seats to ensure their heads stay above water, and keep the temperature below 98°F (37°C) when they are in the tub. -
Keep Your Head Above Water
Hot tubs have powerful suction vents to circulate warm water. Submerging your head near these vents can be dangerous, as long hair may get caught and tangled. If you have long hair, secure it in a ponytail or bun to prevent accidents. -
Avoid Electrical Devices Near Water
Keep all corded electrical devices—such as phones, radios, and TVs—away from the hot tub. If you must use a device, opt for a battery-powered one and place it on a dry surface away from the water. Also, make sure there are no electrical outlets near the tub to prevent electrocution hazards.
By following these safety tips, you can enjoy a relaxing and risk-free hot tub experience. Stay safe and soak responsibly!
Upgrade your outdoor space with the timeless charm of a wood-fired hot tub—where relaxation meets tradition!
