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Buying guide: wood-fired hot tubs
You are choosing a wood-fired hot tub, so you need a stove routine you can run safely and water that heats within a time you can plan around. Keeping the water above the stove inlet, burning seasoned dry hardwood and knowing the heat-up time all matter before you order. Get the water level, fuel and heat-up time right before the first soak, so each session starts warm and safely.
Start with the water level, because the water must stay above the stove inlet, and running the stove with low water can damage the unit. Then plan the fuel and the stove space, using seasoned dry hardwood, since wet or green wood can produce excessive smoke and creosote. Finally, ask the seller how long the tub takes to heat and whether it has automatic temperature control, so you can plan your sessions.
You want to plan a soak around a heat-up time you can rely on.
Ask the seller for the heat-up time for this tub, and check the product page for the stove and heater details.
Browse heater partsYou want clear rules so children are supervised in the water at all times.
Check the manual for supervision rules, and agree who will watch the children before each use.
See hot tubs for large familiesYou want a fire routine with fuel and starters you can trust, so the stove runs well.
Use seasoned dry hardwood and natural fire starters, and do not use petrol or lighter fluid to start the fire.
See outdoor heatingYou want water that feels warm without the risk of overheating or burns.
Keep the water within the ideal temperature range, and check the manual for your model's temperature settings.
See hot tub water care productsTell us where you plan to place the stove, how you will reach it to feed the fire, and where the water will come from. We can review the stove position and clearances with you before ordering.
Contact the teamThe questions below cover heat-up time, filling before lighting, the right wood, the ideal water temperature range, medical advice and supervising children in a wood-fired tub.
Heat-up time depends on the size of the tub, the weather and how the stove is run. Ask the seller for the heat-up time for this tub before you order.
No. Fill the tub first and keep the water above the stove inlet, because running the stove with low water can damage the unit.
Use seasoned, dry hardwood. Wet or green wood can produce excessive smoke and creosote, which raises the risk of chimney fires.
The ideal range for hot tub water is 37-40°C, and temperatures above it can cause overheating or burns. Check your tub's manual for its own advice.
Consult a licensed medical provider about health questions. If you have a health condition, ask your doctor before you use the tub.
Children should not be left unattended in the tub, so an adult should be nearby and watching. Check the manual for any age limits before use.
Check the dimensions, seating and features on each product page before you order.
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