Outdoor Jacuzzi

Are you looking for a wellness and relaxation alternative for your garden? Then an outdoor wooden jacuzzi tub or a wood-fired jacuzzi is the right choice for you! The Jacuzzi da esterno are made of high-quality wood - mainly made of Nordic fir, larch or thermowood. A complete enrichment and experience of total well-being. Our offer is aimed at people from the UK or Scotland but is suitable for everyone - from young to older.

It should be noted that there are several terms when it comes to wood hot tubs; outdoor wood-fired jacuzzi tubs or simply outdoor wooden jacuzzi tubs. We would like to present these types so that you can find the product that best suits your needs when you make your purchase. Every single product is of high quality. The wood is perfectly worked and suitable for long-term use.

Find the perfect size and style of saune de esterni for your property: choose between our original Barrel Sauna, its deluxe versions and many more.

Why buy an outdoor jacuzzi tub?

With an outdoor jacuzzi tub, you will have the above-mentioned wellness and relaxation as well as numerous other benefits. In the long run, you will save a lot of money that you would spend on expensive visits to wellness centers. With a wooden hot tub, you can bring wellness to your home and use it whenever you want. The hot tub - outdoor jacuzzi is set up outdoors - ideally on a lawn with flat land. You can choose between different shapes and sizes. Choose from the different models and finishes, including accessories for all variants.

Outdoor whirlpool tubs in natural wood and those covered in fiberglass are available. There is an obvious price difference between wood and fiberglass, whirlpools made of fiberglass are slightly more expensive - but they last longer.

How do you heat an outdoor jacuzzi?

To bring the water to the right temperature, a small wood stove or an electric heater is needed, included with the delivery. The wood stove of the wellness royal model is therefore fully integrated into the tub. This is designed so that most of the heat from the fire is channeled into the water and that no thermal energy is lost. It is essential to heat only when there is water in the tub, otherwise heating without water could melt the coating or even cause a fire.

So if you have filled the wooden outdoor hot tub to the marked point with water, you can easily heat the stove. The stove only heats up to the same water temperature. The only thing that heats up the most is the oven door and the stove grill. Therefore it is better not to touch these parts. Dry wood is ideal for heating. Solid wood has excellent heating power for the stove and your wood-fired hot tub.

Also, you will find oils and products to be poured into the water to improve relaxation, and which can also be both healing and purifying for the skin and body. Of course, there are many choices available for every wellness enthusiast - depending on your preferences, you can order various accessories from us in our shop and prepare your bathroom individually. For maximum relaxation directly in your garden or on your terrace.

Important tips

• Make sure that the water level is sufficient (it must pass the upper entrance of the stove)
• Leave the lid closed (the water heats up faster when the tub is closed)
• It is important to shake the water occasionally so that the temperature is uniform
• We recommend keeping the water temperature at around 38 ° C. Especially for people with heart problems.

After the bath

• Always wait for the stove to cool completely before emptying the hot tub.
• Never leave the water in the hot tub in the colder months (risk of freezing)
• If the hot tub is made of glass wool or polypropylene, the water must be completely drained when not in use or heated regularly.
• To extend the life of the grate, be sure to always remove the ash after using the stove.

Maintenance / Safety

• It is necessary to keep the hot tub clean and sanitized. The tub must be washed regularly, a brush and mild soap are perfect for this job. When it is necessary and appropriate to do so, chlorine treatment should be performed.
• Treating the outside of the tank with oil once a year helps to maximize its life.
• For commercial use, constant chlorination of water is recommended.
• People with infectious skin diseases should avoid bathing in hot tubs.
• Remember that stairs can be slippery when wet.
• Also, take into account the risk of freezing at low temperatures which can create slippery ice.

Recycling

Metal parts can be retracted. The wooden parts must be burnt. Only parts treated with wood preservatives are classified as hazardous waste.

Enjoy your hot tub!