Dundalk Leisure Craft Hot Tub

This hot tub relies on a simple drain-and-fill method rather than chemical sanitation. Because it uses a wood-burning heater and lacks complex plumbing, you drain the water after each use and refill it, ensuring a fresh, natural soak every time.

Depending on the ambient temperature and the quality of your firewood, you can expect the water to reach a comfortable 105°F in approximately 2 to 4 hours. Using dry, seasoned hardwood will significantly speed up the heating process.

Western Red Cedar is naturally resistant to decay and insects, making it an ideal material for wet environments. To maintain its appearance and longevity, you should keep the tub clean and ensure it is properly drained when not in use for extended periods.

Yes, the tub is portable and can be placed on any level, solid surface capable of supporting the weight of the tub filled with water and bathers. Ensure your deck or patio is structurally sound before installation.

You should use dry, seasoned firewood for the best results. Avoid pressure-treated or painted wood, as these can release harmful chemicals when burned and may damage the heater.

No, this is a completely off-grid system. The heating is entirely wood-fired, meaning you do not need any pumps, jets, or electrical hookups to operate the tub.