Hot tubs

In most cases, planning permission is not required for a wooden hot tub, as long as it is not being used for commercial purposes and does not exceed specific size restrictions. However, it’s always advisable to check with your local council for any specific regulations.

A wooden hot tub should be placed on a flat, stable surface such as a concrete base, decking, or a gravel platform. Ensure the surface can support the weight of the tub when filled with water and users.

The installation time for a wooden hot tub can vary depending on the model and whether you are installing it yourself or using professional help. Generally, it can take between 1 to 2 days.

Yes, regular maintenance is essential for keeping your wooden hot tub in optimal condition. This includes cleaning the tub, checking for any damage, ensuring the heater is functioning correctly, and maintaining water quality. Proper care will prolong the life of your hot tub.

Wooden hot tubs can be very energy-efficient, especially those with inbuilt wood-burning heaters. These heaters can provide a natural, cost-effective way to heat the water. However, for those with electric heaters.

Wooden hot tubs can be heated using a variety of methods, such as electric heaters, wood-burning stoves, or even gas-powered systems. The method you choose depends on the tub model and your preference for convenience or sustainability. All of our Hot tubs feature wood burning stoves.