Discover the Joy of True Relaxation with a Wood Fired Hot Tub

Our delivery service covers mainland UK.
Delivery to Scotland incurs additional costs.
If you live in a remote area or on an island, please contact us with your address and we will confirm whether delivery is possible.

a) Standard delivery to the kerbside (mainland UK) is included in the price.
b) We also offer an installation and assembly service, which brings the hot tub to its final location in your garden and includes set-up. Please note: crane work is not included.

There are three key things you should arrange in advance:

1. Ensure a delivery vehicle has access to your driveway.

2. Arrange 4–5 able-bodied adults, or a forklift, to move the hot tub to its intended position.

3. If access is restricted and the hot tub needs to be lifted over obstacles, you will need to hire a crane.

You can find more details in our dedicated blog post.

We offer fast and secure payment options for your hot tub:

1. Credit or Debit Card – Securely processed via PayPal. We accept VISA and MasterCard.

2. PayPal – Pay directly using your PayPal account.

3. Payment by Bank Transfer (100%) | Additional Discount – £ 100

If you place an order and choose Bank Transfer (100%) as your payment method, you will receive a £ 100 discount on your shopping cart.

All the necessary bank details for the transfer will be provided in our confirmation email after you place the order.

Please transfer the total amount within 2–3 days.

4. Payment by Bank Transfer 50% Deposit | Final payment before delivery

For orders with a 50% deposit paid via manual bank transfer, we begin processing once the deposit is received. Bank transfer details will be provided in your order confirmation email. The remaining payment must be completed before your order is delivered.

After adding your chosen items to the basket, simply enter the code manually into the field ‘Discount code’ and click ‘Apply’.
The discounted total will be shown in your basket.

At the moment, we do not offer financing.

Heating with wood is far more economical than using electricity. Running costs are only a fraction of those for an electric heater.

A wood stove also heats the water much faster – typically 1–2 hours in summer and 3–4 hours in winter, compared with 12–24 hours for an electric heater.

Wood is a renewable energy source, making it the more eco-friendly option.

And finally, the fire itself is part of the pleasure – both aesthetic and therapeutic. Preparing and tending the stove becomes a calming ritual, while watching the flames gently burn away stress and tension.

Limit each bathing session to 15–20 minutes and stay well hydrated to avoid overheating. Allow your body to cool down properly before getting back in. A second dip should usually be shorter than the first.

The recommended bathing temperature is 37–39 °C.
On average, water heats by around 8 °C per hour (for 2,000 litres). This means the water will reach 38 °C in about:

1–2 hours in summer

3–4 hours in winter

Heating times depend on the initial water temperature and the type of firewood used. Keeping the hot tub covered shortens the heating time.
👉 Read more about how to heat your hot tub efficiently.

Yes – if fitted with a massage system. Air jets circulate the water, producing rising bubbles, while hydro jets give a deeper, more targeted massage effect.

This works on basic physical principles:

Inside the tub, there are two openings connecting to the wood stove – one lower inlet and one upper outlet.

As the water heats, hot water rises and flows back into the tub through the upper outlet, while cooler water at the bottom is drawn into the stove through the lower inlet.

This natural circulation continues as long as the fire is burning, with no pump required.