Tubmarine Wood Fired Hot Tub

The spectacular Tubmarine Wood Fired Hot Tub is for those who love the outdoors but cannot live without the relaxed, zen feel provided by a hot bath. This tub requires no power, instead it uses wood to keep it hot, and in under two hours after starting it, you are good to go. Made from Kebony wood that doesn’t require additional treatment or maintenance, it also features a water heater from the Finnish brand Kirami made from high grade aluminium. The whole thing is manufactured in the UK and the 25 year warranty speaks for the quality of the product. The tub can get up to 4 adults in total relaxation mode comfortably. A sleek addition to your cabin retreat.

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