Frequently Asked Questions

The main difference between a plastic tub and a wooden one is the features of care and use. Vats made of special plastic - polypropylene - do not require as much maintenance as wooden ones. Our fiberglass bathtubs are made of polypropylene 5 mm thick (some parts are 8 mm), which is very durable, frost-resistant, easy to clean. Since the exterior is made of wood, hot tubs look just as beautiful as wooden ones, just for more hygiene. Fiberglass bathtubs do not need to constantly hold water, because they do not dry out like wooden tubs, the water is simply drained after bathing. The fiberglass bathtub is suitable for cleaning a bathtub or pool.

Both types of ovens are good and easy to use. The difference is that an indoor oven will take up space in your hot tub and they will remain less bathable, while an outdoor oven is built next to the hot tub and will take up space on your deck. It is easier to detach the stove from the hot tub, which is especially important in remote backyards to prevent theft.

The tradition of bathing in a hot tub came from Japan.

The hot tub repeats the tradition of a homemade Japanese sauna, when bathing in a wooden barrel filled with hot water.

The Japanese sauna procedure begins with taking a shower or a copious shower. Only then do you go to the hot tub.

Heat in such a sauna sitting or half-lying, watching carefully that the heart area remains above the water.

The water heats up to 40-50 ° C. A hat or towel dampened with cold water should be put on the head.

One of the most important conditions is that the tub must be in a clean, cool and well-ventilated room, and preferably outdoors, under the open sky.

After 10 minutes of warm-up, the pulse rate can rise to 120 beats per minute, which can cause dizziness to some extent in the unfamiliar. It is recommended to relax after such a sauna.

It is important to remember that the stove must not be started too early before the water is poured into the bath, as the heat can damage the bath.

It is recommended to start building the oven when about 12-10 cm of water remains in order to rise to the top of the bath.

It is strictly forbidden to build a hot tub until the water reaches the required limit - i. 12-10 cm to the top of the bath.

Never drain the open hot tub while the oven is hot.

It is strictly forbidden to store water in a plastic basin at subzero temperatures outside.

A plastic bathtub does not require bloating or special care, you just need to drain the water after bathing and that's it. The plastic bathtub is suitable for cleaning a regular bathtub or pool.

It is recommended to clean the oven every 3-5 creations with a special cloth.

The bathing tub is an excellent prevention against colds and a health-promoting measure.

Hot water promotes blood circulation and the supply of oxygen to the organs.

This simple procedure has a great healing power - it protects against the flu, runny nose, has a positive effect on joints, nerves, heart and blood vessels, improves metabolism and general well-being.

According to Japanese doctors, due to the frequent use of such saunas, heart disease and rheumatism are less common in their country.

Hot tub heating is just a salvation for those who have a hard time withstanding the heat of a Finnish sauna or the heat and humidity of a Russian sauna!

Visiting the sauna brightens the mind, creates a feeling of freshness, improves health, influences strength, beautifies the skin.

Ancient Japanese legends about the creation of the world say that by bathing in a Japanese bath, the Japanese gods created the Universe…

To build an outdoor hot tub, you first need a smooth surface - it can be a smooth wooden terrace, concrete blocks, compacted gravel.

Before installing the foundation for building a plastic tub, it is necessary to think about water drainage.

The outdoor hot tub must be built on a level surface:

1. Can be built directly on a wooden terrace (level)

2. On blocks, but it is recommended to lay 5cm polystyrene foam (reference)

3. On concrete, but it is recommended to lay 5cm polystyrene foam (reference)

4. On compacted soil (preferably gravel), but it is recommended to lay 5cm polystyrene foam (reference)

It is important to remember that the stove must not be started too early before the water is poured into the bath, as the heat can damage the bath.

It is recommended to start building the oven when about 12-10 cm of water remains in order to rise to the top of the bath.