Product Description
A full-timber Jacuzzi in four useful diameters · Made-to-order outdoor hot tub
Wood Fired Wooden Jacuzzi – Traditional Timber Hot Tub: traditional wooden bathing with external or snorkel heat
A wooden vessel rather than a moulded shell in timber clothing
The staved tub forms the actual bathing enclosure, giving the water and seating a tactile, traditional character that a polypropylene or acrylic liner cannot imitate. Four inner diameters make the model relevant to compact private settings as well as larger social gardens. An external stove leaves the circular interior open and keeps fire tending outside the water, although it extends the installation and uses connecting pipework. The snorkel heater keeps the garden footprint tighter but occupies part of the tub and requires a protected hot zone around the heater body.
Traditional timber construction in four exact capacities
Wood Fired Wooden Jacuzzi is a genuine water-side timber tub rather than a moulded liner hidden by cladding. Its technical sheet gives a complete progression from a 1,600 mm, 1,400-litre family tub to a 2,200 mm, 2,700-litre social model. All are approximately 1,020 mm high. The tactile timber interior is the reason to choose it, and also the reason to follow the supplied filling, hydration, cleaning and finish routine instead of treating it like polypropylene.
| 1,600 mm | 4–6 bathers; approximately 1,400 L; 1,680 mm outside; approximately 200 kg |
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| 1,800 mm | 6–8 bathers; approximately 1,800 L; 1,880 mm outside; approximately 250 kg |
| 2,000 mm | 8–10 bathers; approximately 2,300 L; 2,080 mm outside; approximately 280 kg |
| 2,200 mm | 10–14 bathers; approximately 2,700 L; 2,280 mm outside; approximately 300 kg |
| External height | Approximately 1,020 mm all sizes |
| Bench circle | 360° with external/electric layout; 270° with internal heater |
| Live heaters | External AISI 316 wood stove; internal/snorkel AISI 316; or no heater |
| Drain | 400–920 mm PVC drain; optional external tap and hose adaptor |
Choose size for normal bathers and stove position for the site
The 1,600 mm model gives the lowest water and fuel burden; 1,800 mm is the balanced family/social size; 2,000 and 2,200 mm are for genuinely frequent groups. An external stove preserves the full bench circle and needs side space and connections. A snorkel stove makes the outside plan compact and occupies a quarter of the seating circle, with a hot water-side guard. The no-heater version belongs to a separately engineered heat source or cold-plunge use. It is not an invitation to improvise a heater later.
| Decision | Choices currently selectable |
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| Inner diameter | 1600 mm · 1800 mm · 2000 mm · 2200 mm |
| Stoves | External wood-fired stove, 316-grade steel, chemical resistant · No heater · Snorkel wood-fired, 316-grade steel, chemical resistant |
Heating 1,400 and 2,700 litres are not the same promise
TimberIN’s manual gives broad 2–3 hour warm-season and 4–6 hour cold-season guidance and illustrates about 8°C per hour for 2,000 litres. This range must be adjusted for the selected diameter: the largest Wooden Jacuzzi holds nearly twice the water of the smallest. External connection losses, dry fuel, wind and cover use then change the result again. Choose the smaller model when spontaneous use matters, mix temperature thoroughly and never drain until the stove is fully cold.
Match the diameter, stove and timber-care routine before delivery
Start with regular occupancy and remember that the snorkel version has less clear interior space than the same nominal diameter with an external stove. Prepare a continuously supported, level base and keep the lower timber away from trapped moisture. Follow the supplied wetting and commissioning procedure; natural staves should not be forced into service with unapproved sealants or excessive chemicals. Provide safe firebox and chimney access, controlled filling and drainage, and a definite winter plan. A fitted insulated cover is especially useful on the larger water volumes.
Before production: TimberIN products are individually made, so published measurements are approximate. Confirm the selected live variation, final dimensions, included equipment, service requirements, delivery method and any critical tolerances in the accepted written quotation. Photographs may show optional equipment.
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Attached are two pictures of our tub in situ. Setting it up was a challenge but we have siliconed every joint and it is holding water fine now. Its brilliant and heats up so quickly! We love it and so do our yoga guests.