Built-In Oven Heated Wooden Hot Tub – Traditional Wood-Fired Spa

Discover the Benefits of a Built-In Oven Heated Wooden Hot Tub

Description:
Crafted from premium Red Cedar, this single-person outdoor sauna delivers authentic sauna heat via a wood-burning stove. Designed for durability, insulation, and a traditional aromatic experience, it is ideal for personal wellness retreats. Accessories such as a staircase, wooden paddle, and insulated lid are included for convenience and safety.

Dimensions:

Configuration & Features:

• Heating: Wood-burning stove

• Material: Red Cedar

• Capacity: 1 person

• Accessories: Insulated lid, wooden paddle, staircase

• Weight: 150 kg / 330.7 lb (net),220 kg / 485 lb (gross)

Highlights:

• Traditional sauna experience with natural wood aroma

• Durable and weather-resistant Red Cedar construction

• Easy installation with included staircase

• Perfect for backyard wellness and personal relaxation

Ultimate Relaxation with Built-In Oven Technology

A Built-In Oven Heated Wooden Hot Tub combines traditional craftsmanship with modern convenience. The built-in oven feature allows for consistent heating, making it easy to maintain the perfect water temperature. You can relax in soothing warmth without the hassle of external heating sources, so more friends and family can enjoy quality time together. Because this hot tub is wood-fired, it not only provides comfort but also creates a cozy atmosphere reminiscent of a rustic spa retreat.

Durable Design for Lasting Enjoyment

This wooden hot tub is crafted from high-quality materials, ensuring it withstands the test of time. With proper maintenance, the built-in oven heated design will keep you warm season after season. Many users appreciate the beauty of natural wood combined with the charm of a built-in oven. The aesthetics of the hot tub enhance any outdoor space, making it a focal point of gatherings. It serves as a perfect spot for relaxation after a long day, so you can unwind in the comfort of your home.

Eco-Friendly Heating Solution

Opting for a wood-fired hot tub means choosing an eco-friendly heating solution. By using natural wood, you reduce reliance on electricity and other energy sources that may cause higher utility bills. This sustainable aspect appeals to many nature enthusiasts and those looking to minimize their environmental footprint. Additionally, the pleasant smell of burning wood can enhance your overall spa experience. Therefore, a Built-In Oven Heated Wooden Hot Tub is not just a luxurious choice, but also an environmentally conscious one.

🔹 1. Choose the Right Location

• For indoor saunas, pick a dry, level surface with good ventilation and access to a power outlet.
  
• For outdoor saunas, ensure a flat foundation — concrete, pavers, or a treated wood deck are ideal.
  
• Avoid placing it directly on grass or soil to prevent moisture damage.
  

🔹 2. Electrical Setup

• Always use a licensed electrician to connect your sauna heater.
  
• Follow the heater’s voltage and amperage requirements exactly as specified.
  
• For infrared saunas, plug directly into a grounded outlet (never use extension cords).
  

🔹 3. Assembly Guidance

• Have two people for assembly — it ensures safety and makes setup smoother.
  
• Check all panels before installation and follow the included step-by-step manual.
  
• Make sure all joints are tightly sealed to retain heat efficiently.
  

🔹 4. Ventilation & Safety

• Proper air circulation is essential for comfort and longevity.
  
• Install vents as directed to allow fresh air exchange.
  
• Keep towels and flammable materials away from the heater.
  

🔹 5. Post-Installation Care

• After installation, heat the sauna to full temperature once before first use to remove residual odors.
  
• Regularly wipe down benches and walls with a mild, non-toxic cleaner.
  
• Avoid using harsh chemicals — natural wood breathes best when clean and untreated.
  

💡 Pro Tip:

For outdoor models, apply a UV-protective wood oil annually to preserve the natural beauty of the cedar or spruce.

1. Wood Care

• High-quality red cedar or carbonized spruce is naturally durable, but regular maintenance ensures longevity.
  
• Wipe down wooden surfaces with a clean, soft cloth to remove dust and sweat after each use.
  
• Every 3–6 months, apply a natural wood wax or sauna-specific wood oil to maintain luster and prevent cracking.
  
• Avoid harsh chemical cleaners or bleach, which can damage the natural wood grain.
  

2. Sauna Room Cleaning

• After each session, ventilate the sauna thoroughly to prevent moisture buildup and mold growth.
  
• Gently wipe the floor with warm water; avoid soaking the wood.
  
• Check sauna rocks or heater surroundings regularly for dust or debris.
  

3. Heater Maintenance

• Electric heaters: Inspect wiring and control panels regularly for any loose or damaged parts.
  
• Wood-burning stoves: Keep the flue clear and clean out ashes as needed.
  
• Turn off heaters when not in use to conserve energy and prolong lifespan.
  

4. Temperature & Humidity Management

• Ideal sauna temperature ranges from 150°F–195°F (65°C–90°C), with humidity adjusted to personal preference.
  
• Avoid rapid temperature fluctuations to protect the wood and heating elements.
  

5. Routine Inspection

• Monthly, check doors, windows, and hardware for stability.
  
• Look for cracks, discoloration, or mold on wood surfaces and address promptly.
  
• Replace or clean sauna accessories such as towels, headrests, and cushions regularly.
  

6. Tips & Warnings

Do not use chemical sprays or harsh cleaners inside the sauna.

• Always stay hydrated before and after sauna sessions.
  
• Children, pregnant women, or individuals with cardiovascular conditions should consult a doctor before use.
  

1. How long does assembly take?

Most infrared saunas can be installed by one person with sufficient strength. However, installation is much easier if two people work together. Our customers have reported that our installation process only takes 20-30 minutes, and we are very proud of our ease of installation.

2. Do you offer free shipping?

Yes, we provide free curbside delivery across the continental U.S.

3.How long will it take to receive my order?

To ensure every customer receives their sauna as quickly as possible, we have warehouses in both the US and Canada. We also have strong partnerships with carriers like FedEx, ensuring faster delivery and greater savings compared to other brands.

If you purchase a sauna that's in stock, you can expect your order to arrive within 7-10 business days (Monday through Friday).

If you purchase a sauna that's out of stock, expect your order to arrive within 5-8 weeks.

We are doing our best to ensure timely delivery of your orders.

4. What power supply do I need?

Small saunas use 110V, larger ones may require 220V.

5. What’s the temperature range?

Traditional saunas: 150–195°F（65-90°C）;

Infrared: 120–150°F（50-65°C）

6. Is there a warranty?

All models include up to a 1-year warranty.

7. Are far infrared saunas expensive to run?

Infrared saunas are the cheapest saunas to run because they will plug into the wall like a hairdryer and draw less than 15 amps. They cost between 20-30 cents an hour to operate.

The energy use of this Energy Efficient sauna won't break the bank. For an hour long session every day, our customers report that the cost is about 35 dollars a year.

8. Can I return a sauna?

Yes, we offer a 30-day return policy on unused saunas