WOOD FIRED HOT TUBS

Choosing a low maintenance wood fired hot tub comes down to the right materials, easy clean surfaces, leak resistance, and efficient heating. This guide breaks down what matters most.

Both wood fired hot tubs and electric spas can be brilliant. They just suit different ways of living, in the same way that wood stoves compare to electric heating. The experience is fundamentally different, and...

Want faster heat with less smoke from your wood fired hot tub? This guide covers the best hardwoods for long burns, when to use softwood to get the fire going, how dry your logs should be, and what to avoid for cleaner, easier soaks. 

Most people assume an electric hot tub means plastic shells, humming motors, and that unmistakable chlorine-spa smell. An electric cedar hot tub flips that script entirely—natural Western Red Cedar on the outside, quiet electric heat...

A hybrid hot tub brings together the elemental ritual of wood fired heating with the ease of electric heating and built in filtration. Use wood for the full sensory soak, or let electricity maintain temperature, protect against freezing, and keep water clean between uses all year round. The very best of both worlds!

Can You Use a Wood Fired Hot Tub in Winter? What Actually Matters

Yes, you can use a wood fired hot tub in winter. Learn what design, insulation, and setup details truly matter in cold climates.

  Chemical-free hot tubbing can be safe and effective through regular water changes, natural hot tubbing cleaning products, the use of built-in automatic filtration, and by following good hygiene practices.  Following these tips can help extend...