Hot Tub With Smart Hybrid Heater

Hot Tub Shell Structure and Color

Standart RAL color3D texture color

Standart color shell layers

1. Gelcoat layer - first color tone with UV and Osmosis protection.
2. First structural fiberglass layer + vinylester coating layer (optional). Vinylester provides strong resistance to chemicals and reinforces the fiberglass construction.
3. Second structural fiberglass layer.
4. Polyurethane (PU) foam layer - thermal insulation + firmness at the bottom of hot tub

Available colors (if you selected standart hot tub shell color):

3D texture shell layers

1. Gelcoat layer - second color tone with texture and UV + Osmosis protection.
2. Gelcoat layer - first color tone with additional Osmosis protection.
3. First structural fiberglass layer + vinylester coating layer (optional). Vinylester provides strong resistance to chemicals and reinforces the fiberglass construction.
4. Second structural fiberglass layer.
5. Polyurethane (PU) foam layer - thermal insulation + firmness at the bottom of hot tub

Available 3D textures (if you selected 3D hot tub shell color):

Hot tub base construction

Wooden

If you are planning to put hot tub on a terrace, bricks or other foundation that is getting ventilated, wooden cross base is good option. Don't put hot tub with wooden base construction on a foundation that accumulates moisture (concrete, pavers or slabs) wood will start rotting ant some point.

Wooden with stainless steel reinforcement + legs

If you are going to put your hot tub on a concrete, pavers, slabs or similar foundation we recommend this option. It has 4cm height legs, so wood wont have a direct contact with moisture coming from the foundation.

Stainless steel cross

If you are looking for durability, long-lastingness and you don't want to worry about the base construction of the hot tub at all, this option is for you. You can put hot tub with stainless steel cross bas on any type of solid foundation. It also has 4cm stainless steel legs, so it wont be standing directly on the foundation.

Stainless steel cross and cover

A completely closed bottom part of the hot tub with a stainless steel full diameter cover and a stainless steel cross. This option will give you the maximum durability and will protect the hot tub from any kind of rodents. Also, its good for humid areas with severe atmospheric conditions.

Wood selection for hot tub exterior

For Thermowood production we usually use Nordic pine wood because of its qualities.

1. Scandinavian Spruce

For Thermowood production we usually use Nordic pine wood because of its qualities.

2. Nordic Thermowood

For Thermowood production we usually use Nordic pine wood because of its qualities.

3. Siberian Larch

For Thermowood production we usually use Nordic pine wood because of its qualities.

4. Wood-plastic composite (WPC)

For Thermowood production we usually use Nordic pine wood because of its qualities.