Fibreglass hot tub with integrated heater

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This outdoor hot tub is our Flagship model. Its handmade, luxurious and elegant design will perfectly complement your yard, creating a cozy and relaxing atmosphere.

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SKU: MHG-WTFHTWIH Categories: Garden, Hot Tubs, Outdoor Living, Saunas & Hot Tubs

This outdoor hot tub is our Flagship model. Its handmade, luxurious and elegant design will perfectly complement your yard, creating a cozy and relaxing atmosphere. The functionality and ergonomics of this hot tub will meet the needs of even the most discerning customers. The hot tub is a great way to turn your yard into a private oasis where you can escape from everyday worries or stress at any time. The hot tub can accommodate 5-7 people, and the comfortably designed child seat will allow your little ones to enjoy water entertainment as well. The fiberglass interior will allow you to sit back and enjoy.

This hot tub has a wide range of accessories, and you can also choose from a wide range of accessories. You can configure the hot tub as you wish.

The set includes:

Diameter: 1800 mm inside / 2000 mm outside
Wooden base
304 AISI stainless steel stove with 2 m chimney and heat protection
Cladding (oiled)
2 stainless steel straps
Water tap
A-type stairs (2 steps)
Fiberglass cover
Fully insulated
Inside color of choice

This model has two internal diameters:

1800mm
2000mm

Is maintaining and owning a hot tub difficult?	Depends on what you consider difficult. Overall, regardless of the perspective, maintenance of the wood fired hot tub is quite straightforward and doesn’t require that much effort. If you maintain it properly, you can expect your hot tub, without or with an electric heater to serve for over a decade. In terms of required maintenance, don’t forget to change the water after every use, unless you have a filtration system in place. The wooden exterior should be oiled every 6 months (recommended) or once a year at a bare minimum. Paint or varnish for extra protection, if desired.
Which size of the tub will serve the best?	We can produce different sized tubs per request of our customers. Standard sizes are either 1600-1800 mm tubs which hold up to 6-7 people. There are sizes in between, but the largest unit we can make is 2200 mm in diameter which is good for 10 or even 11 people at a time.
How to treat the water?	Water treatment isn’t mandatory, but we always suggest choosing the filter as an extra. Chemical treatment measures and agents are only necessary if your goal is to allow for the water to sit in the tub longer and you’re not keen on changing so often. Some measuring tools are also good to have as the optimal pH range for hot tub water is between 7 and 7.5. Keeping the pH of the water within these boundaries should help prolong the lifespan of the wood burning hot tub. Chlorine may also be used if you monitor the dosage very carefully.
How long does it take for the water in the tub to heat up?	Depending on the heating method, the time it takes for the water to warm up can slightly differ. First off, wooden tubs need swelling; thus, you can’t use them right away. The optimum temperature for the water is around that of the body or 35-39 degrees of Celsius. If you don’t have a cover, the heat will quickly evaporate, meaning that the heating, especially during winter, cold fall, or spring days, might take longer. At the most, using firewood, heating could take around 3-4 hours. However, if you use a cover and select high-quality firewood and/or use the electric heater, the time should definitely be reduced. Around 1.5-2.5 hours seems like the optimal time.
Is bathing in a hot tub just fun, or does it have health benefits?	As we’ve stated, using a log burner hot tub isn’t just exciting, relaxing, and/or fun. Log fired hot tubs do have a wide array of health benefits too. Soaking in warm water can be very good for your cardiovascular health. While being sunken and submerging yourself underwater while also being massaged should ease tension, diminish pains, help recovery after trauma, just to name a few.
How Air bubble and Hydro massages differ from one another?	These two massages are very different. Air Bubble massage utilizes 12 individual jet streams that send out highly pressurized air which blows through, effectively massaging various parts of your body. Air bubble massage is great for fighting cellulitis, stimulating metabolism in the tissues and organs, reducing swelling and pain after trauma, etc. Hydro massage uses 6 individual stream outlets to emit streams of water. They’re deep underwater, where a person can position their parts of the body to make sure they’re massaged. Hydro massage is great as temporary relief from pain, soreness, aching, and stiffness. TheAir Bubble massage can stimulate metabolism within certain tissues while simultaneously helping you feel more relaxed.
Which tub model is the best?	You might be wondering whether one particular tub is better than the other? In reality, all of our models have their unique traits, including pros and cons compared to one another. A small tub, compared to a large unit, will be easier to fit. The classic wooden tub might have a more timeless and rustic appeal vs. fiberglass and polypropylene units. But, regardless of whichever option you choose, they each have their own unique identity and the way they fit into your backyard/garden, etc.
How are the installation and the fitting of the tub done?	After the order is completed, we can send the tub directly to your address. Here’s the best part – we can ship it assembled. Each and every wood heated hot tub will come for a European plug to connect to power. Special tools and skills aren’t necessary for the installation of the filtration system as well. However, we do recommend having someone over who has the expertise in such projects as it can be quite a challenge the first time around, especially with what relates to the preparation of the surface (if necessary), so you aren’t doing everything alone.
Best wood for burning?	If your tub is equipped with an internal or external heater (e.g., comes with a log burner), you’re going to need a lot of wood for burning. Which wood is best? We always recommend dried hardwood. Even though softwood might have a higher BTU, they usually develop resin which is much more difficult to clean and manage. Remember to properly dry the wood or purchase logs that are already dried before usage. Biomass briquettes are also suitable.

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