• Accommodates 6-8 persons
• External diameter: 225 cm
• Internal diameter: 205 cm
• Height: 104 cm
• Depth: 95 cm
• Capacity: ~1350 liters
• Weight: ~200-220 kg
• Power output: 30 kW
• Heating time (5-38°C): 2-3 hours
• Length of firewood: up to 40 cm

• External stainless steel stove AISI 304 30 kW (316 is also available)
• 2-meter chimney with heat-protective grille and chimney cap
• Black Oak cladding finish (you can choose different external material). There are various colors available for the exterior: grey, black, natural oiled, brown.
• Ergonomic fiberglass liner. You can also choose the color of interior: grey, white, or pearl cappuccino.
• Two-tier, rounded wooden steps
• Thermo leather cover
• Excellent insulation for energy efficiency

Accessories & Extras:
There are additional options like hydro or/and air bubble massage systems, LED lights with 7 different colors, sand filter connection, and more you can choose from.

You can adapt the hot tub’s style, colors, spa systems, and more to your preferences. Just contact our team, and we will prepare a customized offer for you.

Here are the features you can choose from:

• Inside color: White, Grey, Pearl Cappuccino
• Exterior Material: Thermowood, WPC, Black Oak Exterior Color: Black, Anthracite, Brown, Natural Oiled (depends on exterior material)
• Heater: 304 or 316 stainless steel
• LED lights: 1, 2, 3, or more (LED light has 7 different colors)
• Air Bubble system: 12 jets
• Hydro massage system: 8 or 12 jets
• Sand filter connection

Feel free to reach out and customize your hot tub to perfectly fit your needs and style.

Requirements Base Preparation:
Ensure the hot tub is positioned on a flat and level base. There should be no more than a 20mm change in level across the hot tub to ensure proper functioning and longevity.

Access for Delivery:
Your hot tub will be delivered on a flatbed truck or trailer. Please ensure there is adequate access to your driveway and the designated location for your hot tub.

Delivery Process Maneuvering the Hot Tub:
The hot tub will be maneuvered and positioned using a dolly truck on which it will be mounted on its side. If you feel the dolly truck will not be adequate for maneuvering your hot tub, please let us know in advance so that we can discuss your individual requirements and make necessary arrangements.

Delivery Timeline In-Stock Models:
If you choose a model we have in stock, we aim to deliver your hot tub within 2 weeks. Please note that delivery times may be longer during peak season (April to September).

Custom-Built Models:
For custom-built models, the delivery time may be longer. We will inform you of the estimated delivery time during ordering process.

Delivery Cost Cost:
To calculate the delivery cost, we need your postcode. The delivery details and associated costs will be discussed during the ordering process. Please ensure all preparations and access considerations are addressed before delivery to facilitate a smooth and efficient process.

Hot Tub Usage and Maintenance Guide
Purchasing a hot tub is a big investment that you’ll want to enjoy for as many years as possible. With regular hot tub maintenance, you’ll be able to keep it running smoothly and extend its life in just a few easy steps.

When people consider buying a hot tub, one of the first things they wonder is how much work it will be to take care of it. The good news is that hot tubs aren’t nearly as much work as many people think. All you need are the right tools and a solid schedule to make taking care of your hot tub effortless!

Why Is Hot Tub Maintenance Important?
Keeping your hot tub well-maintained will extend its life while protecting yourself from germs and bacteria that can form in water that is not appropriately treated or cleaned regularly. This will also help reduce any future repairs your hot tub may need as it ages. Creating an easy-to-follow routine for hot tub maintenance will help keep its water clean and clear and make your system run flawlessly. The last thing you want is bacteria to build up or contaminants entering your water, making it cloudy or foamy.

General Guidelines

• Heating: It is strictly forbidden to heat the hot tub while it is empty or half-empty. Always ensure the water level reaches at least 10 cm from the top before heating.
• Fuel: Use firewood, briquettes, or other dry wood for heating. Do not use coal.
• Water Stirring: Use a paddle to stir the water periodically to ensure even heating.
• Temperature Check: Use a thermometer to check the water temperature. The recommended range for outdoor bathing is 36-38°C. Heating above 38°C is not only dangerous for the hot tub and its interior materials, but it can also pose health risks. Excessive temperatures can cause overheating of the tub’s components, leading to potential damage and costly repairs. Moreover, prolonged exposure to water above 38°C can increase the risk of heat-related illnesses, such as dehydration, dizziness, and heat stroke. Always ensure that the water temperature remains within the safe range to protect both your hot tub and your health.
• Post-Bathing: After each use, drain the tub completely. Never drain the water while the oven is hot.
• Cold Weather Precautions: In freezing temperatures, drain both the tub and the oven. If the oven has frozen, ensure it is fully thawed before lighting a fire.
• Water Type: Do not use salted or sea water, as this requires a different type of oven steel. Contact your manager for details.
• Supervision: Never leave children or people with disabilities unattended during the heating and bathing process.

Maintenance Schedule

Daily:

1. Sanitizer Check: Check and adjust sanitizer levels after each use.
2. Water Temperature: Ensure the water temperature is consistent with your settings.

Weekly:

1. Filter Maintenance: Rinse the filters to keep them free of debris and ensure efficient operation.
2. Water Surface Skimming: Remove leaves, bugs, and debris from the water surface.
3. Shock Treatment: Perform a shock treatment to sanitize the water completely.

Monthly:

1. Filter Cleaning: Soak the filters in a cleaning solution to remove deep-seated dirt and grime.
2. Inspect Jets: Ensure all jets are functioning properly.
3. Water Chemistry: Test and adjust pH and alkalinity levels.

Quarterly:

1. Deep Cleaning: Drain and thoroughly clean the hot tub shell.
2. Water Change: Completely drain and refill the hot tub.
3. System Flush: Use a line flush to clean the internal plumbing.
4. Balance Chemicals: After refilling, balance the water chemistry.

Yearly:

1. Exterior Treatment: Treat the exterior wood with linseed oil or another wood impregnator to extend the tub’s service life.
2. Filter Replacement: Replace the filters to ensure optimal performance.
3. Cover Inspection: Inspect and clean the hot tub cover to prevent mold and mildew.

Detailed Steps for Maintenance

1. Water Circulation: Run the pump to circulate water daily, ensuring the filter captures contaminants. Ensure water is moving through the filter daily to keep it clean. Circulate for at least 20 minutes each day to prevent bacteria buildup.
2. pH and Alkaline Balance: Test water pH (aim for 7.4-7.6) and alkalinity (80-120 ppm) using test strips or a digital meter. Adjust as necessary with pH increasers or decreasers.
3. Sanitization: Use appropriate sanitizers like chlorine or bromine. Adjust levels to ensure water safety and clarity.
4. Shock Treatment: Perform weekly to eliminate contaminants and refresh water quality.
5. Change Your Water Regularly Drain and refill your hot tub every 3-4 months for chlorine systems or annually for saltwater systems. Clean the shell thoroughly before refilling.
6. Clean Your Filters Rinse filters every 1-2 weeks and soak them in a filter cleaner every few months. Replace filters as needed based on wear.
7. Skimming and Vacuuming: Skim the water surface and vacuum the tub regularly to remove debris and prevent buildup.
8. Deep Cleaning: Drain the hot tub, clean with a non-abrasive cleaner, and rinse thoroughly before refilling. Drain the water, clean the shell with a soft cloth and gentle cleaner, and ensure it’s dry before refilling. Clean the plumbing equipment periodically.
9. Buy The Right Cover (And Use It) Purchase a cover that will effectively protect your hot tub based on your climate. Regularly clean the cover and use a protectant for added durability.
10. Winterizing: If not using the hot tub during winter, follow the cold weather precautions to prevent damage from freezing. If shutting down for winter, drain the tub, pipes, and jets completely to prevent freezing and damage. If running through winter, maintain regular checks and water treatments.

Essential Supplies

• Sanitizers: Chlorine, bromine, or a salt system.
• Cleaning Tools: Brushes, cloths, and a spa vacuum.
• Testing Kits: pH strips or digital meters.
• Balancing Chemicals: pH increasers, decreasers, and alkalinity adjusters.
• Surface Skimmer: For debris removal.
• Protective Treatments: Linseed oil or wood impregnators for exterior maintenance.

Following these guidelines and maintaining a consistent care routine will ensure your hot tub remains in excellent condition, providing you with a relaxing and enjoyable experience for years to come. If you have any questions or need specific products, contact our team of experts for personalized advice.