Wood-Fired Hot Tubs

A wood-burning stove for hot tub use is a stainless steel or aluminium firebox that heats the tub’s water directly, either from inside the tub or through a water-jacketed unit bolted to its side. Burning logs warms the water and, on external units, natural circulation carries it around the loop, so no electricity is needed. … Read more

Here’s the question that lands in every UK garden-renovation group chat sooner or later: wood-fired hot tub vs electric hot tub, and which one won’t wreck your energy bills? A wood-fired hot tub is a timber or fibreglass vessel heated by burning logs in an internal or external stove, warming water in one to three … Read more

There’s a particular kind of quiet that settles over a garden once the light drops and steam starts curling off a tub of hot water — and if you’ve never lit a fire specifically to heat bathwater, you’re missing out on one of the strangest, most satisfying rituals a British back garden can offer. A … Read more