The four-person Tubmarine is constructed with a 304 stainless steel framework and 316 Marine-Grade stainless steel for all exposed surfaces. The water heater is again made using stainless steel and fireproof paint on the door. The robust and durable Kebony timber is used throughout, which will silver down naturally over time, and needs no aftercare apart from an occasional brush down.
 
Each Tubmarine wood fired hot tub is made to order in the United Kingdom by expert engineering and craftmanship. 
 
Features and Benefits:
High-quality materials, components, design and engineering
No need for electric hook-up
Heats up in under 2 hours
Hardwearing and resilient stainless steel and Kebony timber surfaces
No need for maintenance beyond regular cleaning
No need for chemicals
Cooled water can be used to water plants and gardens
Guaranteed for 10 years
Stainless steel wood-fired water heater
Designed and made in the UK
 
Designed around the core principles of Style, Quality and Simplicity, Tubmarine offers something much more than other hot tubs on the market.
 
It’s a stunning showpiece that combines high-quality materials with expert engineering and craftsmanship, creating a truly exceptional wood-fired hot tub built to last and suitable for a range of outdoor spaces.
 
With no need for electric hook-up, Tubmarine is ready to use in under 2 hours. Just light the wood burner and keep it topped up with logs, and enjoy.
 
The wood-fired heater provides an additional atmospheric element as the crackling of the fire, and the rustic aroma of burning wood combine to create a cosy, ambient setting in which to relax and unwind.
 
Tubmarine is low maintenance and guaranteed for 10 years. The hot tub requires little effort beyond regular cleaning with a soft cloth or brush, and there is no need to use any chemicals. The Kebony and stainless steel surfaces are hard wearing and resilient and will remain in high-quality condition for decades.
 
As Tubmarine avoids chemicals, cooled water can be drained away or used in water gardens.