Wood Burning Hot Tubs
Relax in hot water listening to a crackling fire in our Cedar Hot Tub, also known as Japanese soaking tubs. These traditional, cooperage–style cedar hot tubs are hand-crafted from clear western red cedar, giving you quality and craftsmanship that stands the test of time.
Features
Seating
Triangular seating constructions allows bathers to see each other during the hot tub session.
Aluminum Bands
Solid clear western red cedar construction for long lasting life.
Solid Cedar
Solid clear western red cedar construction for long lasting life.
Upgrades
Heaters
Warranty
Dundalk LeisureCraft Inc. warrants our cedar hot tubs against defects in materials and workmanship under normal/residential use for a period of five (5) years, as applicable, from the date of receipt of the product by the original end-user consumer.
This warranty does not apply to normal wear and tear and/or natural weather conditions.
This warranty does not cover regular required maintenance of the hot tub, (eg. Tightening bands) refer to your hot tub assembly manual for maintenance guidelines.
This warranty does not cover misuse or negligence and the manufacturer and associated retailers are not liable for any injury or damage caused by the product.
This warranty does not cover burned or melted hot tub heaters do to starting the fire without water in the heater and hot tub, DO NOT light a fire in the heater until the heater and tub or both full with water.
This warranty is a parts only warranty and any service or labor costs would not be considered as part of the 5 year warranty.
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Assembly Video
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Relax in hot water listening to a crackling fire in our Cedar Hot Tub, also known as Japanese soaking tubs. These traditional, cooperage–style cedar hot tubs are hand-crafted from clear western red cedar, giving you quality and craftsmanship that stands the test of time.
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No electricity is involved since wood is burned to heat the water which takes at most around 4 hours to heat from 45ºF to 105ºF. Filtration and chemicals are not required. With aluminum bands and stainless steel hardware the cedar hot tub makes a stylish feature in your yard. The smell of the burning wood adds to the overall atmosphere and the tub can be enjoyed by family and friends on even the coldest of nights. Whether it’s a cozy tub for two or a tub that’s built for sharing with family and friends, it’s your choice. Extras can be purchased at an additional cost.
Select a size to download the diagram (PDF).
What are the Advantages of a Cedar Hot Tub or a Acrylic Spa?
Although acrylic spas are by far more prevalent today than wooden hot tubs, it was the wooden hot tub that began the experience of social bathing in America. Whether to purchase an acrylic spa or a wooden hot tub depends mostly on personal preference and each individual situation.
Do Cedar Hot Tubs leak?
Cedar Hot Tubs springing leaks is the #1 common misconception among people that don’t own one. Wooden hot tubs are supposed to leak ever so slightly for the first few days after assembly, but the amount of leaked water is generally not even noticed. After the first few days, the wood in your hot tub will have swollen properly and formed a tight seal.
How long does it take to heat up a wood burning hot tub?
Typical heat up times for cedar hot tubs are 2-4 hours, depends on the quality of the fire and also if you are using cold well water or pumping water from a lake or pond.
Are Wood Hot Tubs Difficult to Clean & Maintain?
This is another common misconception about wood burning cedar hot tubs. In fact, unlike plastic spas, wooden hot tubs don’t crack, chip, blister, bubble, fade or stain. To clean a hot tub all one has do is drain the water and rinse it out.