Wood Fired Hot Tub

The 2 Best Wood Fired Hot Tubs

Here are the 2 Best Wood Fired Hot Tubs at The Trade Table:

Sauna Life Model S4 Wood-Fired Hot Tub

The Sauna Life Model S4 Wood-Fired Hot Tub is an eco-friendly, luxurious hot tub designed for up to 6 people. Crafted from Thermo-Spruce and featuring a durable, dark grey fiberglass interior, this hot tub offers superior thermal resistance and weather durability. The wood-burning heater, made of 304 stainless steel, heats 304 gallons of water from 40°F to 95°F in just 1.5 to 2 hours, making it one of the fastest-heating wood-fired hot tubs available. The Model S4 arrives fully assembled, requires no electricity, and includes steps, an insulated cover, and a polished stainless steel chimney. Handcrafted in Northern Europe, it combines efficiency, comfort, and durability for a perfect outdoor soaking experience.

SaunaLife Model S4N Wood-Fired Hot Tub

The SaunaLife Model S4N Wood-Fired Hot Tub is a high-quality, eco-friendly hot tub designed for up to 6 people. Crafted from durable Thermo-Spruce, it features an ergonomically shaped fiberglass interior for comfort and easy cleaning. This wood-burning hot tub heats water quickly, reaching 95°F in just 1.5 to 2 hours without the need for electricity. The innovative stove design reduces wood consumption by up to 50% and ensures even water temperature. The Model S4N arrives fully assembled and includes steps, an insulated cover, and a polished stainless steel chimney. Handcrafted in Northern Europe, it combines luxury, efficiency, and durability for an exceptional outdoor soaking experience.

Frequently Asked Questions About A Wood Fired Hot Tub

Here are some frequently asked questions about a Wood Fired Hot Tub:

How To Build A Wood Fired Hot Tub

Building a Wood Fired Hot Tub involves selecting the right materials, such as cedar for the tub and stainless steel for the stove. You'll need to construct a sturdy frame, install the wood stove, and ensure proper plumbing for filling and draining. It's a rewarding DIY project, but make sure to follow a detailed guide or consult with an expert for best results.

How To Make A Wood Fired Hot Tub

To make a Wood Fired Hot Tub, start by sourcing a suitable barrel or tub and a wood-burning stove designed for heating water. Connect the stove to the tub with metal pipes, allowing the water to circulate and heat up. Add insulation and a cover to retain heat, and enjoy your homemade spa experience.

How Does A Wood Fired Hot Tub Work?

A Wood Fired Hot Tub works by using a wood-burning stove to heat water directly. The stove heats the water, which then circulates through the tub, warming it to the desired temperature. This process is natural and doesn’t require electricity, making it an eco-friendly option.

How Long Does It Take To Heat A Wood Fired Hot Tub?

It typically takes 2 to 4 hours to heat a Wood Fired Hot Tub, depending on factors like the size of the tub and the outside temperature. Using dry hardwoods like oak or birch can help the tub heat up more efficiently. Regularly check the temperature and stir the water to ensure even heating.

How To Keep A Wood Fired Hot Tub From Freezing

To keep a Wood Fired Hot Tub from freezing in winter, either drain the tub when not in use or use a trough heater to maintain a minimum temperature. Insulating the tub and using a well-fitted cover will help retain heat. If the water does freeze, gradually warm it up by starting a small fire in the stove.

What Type Of Wood Is Best For A Wood Fired Hot Tub?

Western red cedar is the top choice because it’s naturally resistant to rot and warping. It’s durable and has a pleasant scent that adds to the experience. Alaskan yellow cedar is also a great option, though it can be more expensive.

How Do I Clean A Wood Fired Hot Tub?

Clean your Wood Fired Hot Tub by using mild soap and a soft sponge before each use. Avoid abrasive materials to prevent damage. Make sure to rinse everything well, including the log burner.

Do I Need To Use Chemicals In A Wood Fired Hot Tub?

Using chemicals is optional, but it helps keep the water clean for longer periods. Without chemicals, you’ll need to change the water every few days. If you prefer a chemical-free experience, just be prepared for more frequent water changes.

How Long Does It Take To Heat A Wood Fired Hot Tub?

It usually takes between 2 to 4 hours to heat a Wood Fired Hot Tub, depending on the outside temperature and the size of the tub. Using dry hardwood can help speed up the process. Be sure to check the water temperature regularly as it heats.

How Do I Prevent A Wood Fired Hot Tub From Freezing In Winter?

To prevent freezing, you can either drain the tub when not in use or use a trough heater. Insulating the tub and covering it well will also help retain heat. If the water does freeze, start with a small fire to gradually warm it up.

How Do I Control The Water Temperature In A Wood Fired Hot Tub?

Control the temperature by using dry hardwoods that burn evenly and adjusting the amount of wood you add. Stir the water occasionally to distribute the heat. If the water gets too hot, you can add cold water to bring it down to your desired temperature.

How Long Does A Wood Fired Hot Tub Last?

A well-maintained Wood Fired Hot Tub can last 15 to 20 years. The key is to regularly clean it and protect the wood from prolonged exposure to harsh weather. With proper care, it will provide many years of enjoyment.

Where To Buy A Wood Fired Hot Tub?

You can buy a Wood Fired Hot Tub at The Trade Table.