Category: Wooden hot tubs

A large hot tub can fit up to 4000 liters of water, therefore, it is important to think about draining that amount of water in advance. There are a few options to choose from regarding drainage.

Social-ecological responsibility in the 21st century

Environmental responsibility is a large part of the TimberIN company mentality. Even though our main manufacturing material – timber is renewable and environmentally friendly, there is always room to improve. In order to strengthen our position on the major issues that are currently afflicting the world, we have recently introduced a new material to our production process. It is the Neular paneling, which you can already find adapted into some of our goods. Neular paneling is made of discarded household plastic waste making it a 100% recycled material. As a result, it is also fully recyclable itself, does not create any additional waste and is nature-friendly.

Fully wooden, old school hot tubs are the true classic of the hot tub world. However, with all of their benefits, come a few shortcomings of the old world. As things like polypropylene, fiberglass and other similar man-made materials were not available at the time, wood was trusted to create the shell of the tub. The natural features of wood cause it to distort over time, as the moisture level around it fluctuates. This can often cause some issues, the main of which is without a doubt leaking water.

In today`s article, we are going to discuss two common massage systems that can be installed in the hot tubs. We will also learn the main differences and how to act safely in winter having these systems in your hot tub. So to break down:

Nothing compares to a steaming bath as the snow falls from the sky during a cold winter’s night. Enjoy this blissful activity all winter long by following our winter hot tub care guide.

When purchasing a hot tub the rather extensive selection regarding the various parts may be daunting for some. For this very reason, we at TimberIN try to make this process as simple, informative and smooth as possible. One of the most frequent inquiries of our clients is the expected heat generation of the electric heaters available. To explain what one may expect when purchasing an electric heater, we have prepared this theoretical heat calculation model. Please keep in mind, that the information provided is based on zero heat loss.

The sunken – inground hot tub – jacuzzi model can have so many different looks, but the most important thing is to find out how to prepare and install it in your garden. Here you will find some useful tips and tricks about 5 different models. We hope this will be informative enough, but if you have any other questions that were not covered here, feel free to contact us.

One of the very first tasks at hand, after receiving a new hot tub, is figuring out how to fill it up and how to efficiently empty it. In this article, we will be breaking down the basics and guiding you through the different types of water inlets and outlets, available with each of our hot tub models.