WOOD FIRED HOT TUBS

Whether you own an AlumiTubs hot tub already and are in need of a maintenance refresher, or are looking to take the plunge and have questions about the work involved, here are our tips for keeping your cedar hot tub clean and well-maintained for years to come. 

Learn how to create a Japanese onsen experience to elevate your soak in an AlumiTubs wood fired hot tub.

1. Fill with salt or fresh water

2. Light a fire in the stove and wait 3 hours for the initial heat

3. Hop in at 102 degrees, and keep it hot with just an armful of wood a day

Cold Weather Testing with AlumiTubs: Using a Wood Fired Hot Tub in Winter Canadian winters aren’t for the faint of heart. We may not live in igloos, but we do know a thing or two...

A wood fired hot tub can be a premium Airbnb amenity that makes a stay feel more memorable and more bookable. This guide shares founder-led tips on guest safety, water care, winter use, and how to make hosting with a wood fired hot tub easier.

Most wood fired hot tubs take between 1.5 and 4 hours to heat, depending on tub size, starting water temperature, outside conditions, and how the tub is built. Thanks to their insulated aluminium design and...

The size difference between AlumiTubs models is smaller than most people expect, and the practical differences in running costs, water use, and wood consumption are modest once the tub is at temperature. The main decision is how many people you want to soak with comfortably, and whether you want the option to host more. When in doubt, future-proof the decision.

This guide addresses the most common assumptions about hot tub sizing, sets the record straight, and gives you a clear framework for making the right call.

There's no reason to waste water or energy, use harsh chemicals, or have a hot tub that will sit in a landfill one day. Smart manufacturing, sustainably sourced materials, clever shipping solutions, and clean, resource-conscious...