DUTCHTUB ORIGINAL
Experience the joy of taking a warm bath in your own backyard. The wood fired Dutchtub Original is fully heated by natural circulation: collect wood, start a fire and wait for the water to warm up before taking a well deserved seat in the comfortable Dutchtub in the open air.
The Dutchtub is produced from polyester and the steel spiral heats the water by natural circulation. The Dutchtub Original is available in 3 different unique colors and fits 4 adults. The Dutchtub Original Cover and wok are included. The Dutchtub Original Cover can be used to close off the Dutchtub when not in use, or helps to speed up the water heating process. Complete your Dutchtub with various accessoires. Also discover our other Dutchtub options here.
EAN: | 8719274200451 |
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Length: | 2600 mm |
Width: | 1700 mm |
Height: | 840 mm |
Weight: | 75 kg |
Designer: | Floris Schoonderbeek |
Product Color : | Special Color (+€300,00), Olive Green RAL 6011, Orange RAL 2000, Pebble Grey RAL 7032 |
Space: | Suitable for outdoors |
Warranty period: | 2 years |
Material: | Fiberglass, Stainless Steel |
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FILLING THE DUTCH TUB ORIGINAL
The Dutchtub is easily filled with a garden hose connected to the turbo valve. A full tub contains about 600 liters of water.

LIGHTING THE FIRE
The spiral contains a heating basket in which you can light a fire. This fire is the heat source for the water. On warmer days, it may not be necessary to light a fire, as the Dutchtub can also be used as a cold refreshing bath.

NATURAL CIRCULATION
Dutchtub is heated by the natural circulation of water. The water at the bottom of the tub flows through the spiral, which is heated by the fire. The warm water then flows out of the spiral at the top of the tub. By stirring the water occasionally, the warm water can be evenly distributed throughout the tub. Depending on the circumstances, it takes about 2 hours for the water to reach a temperature of 38 degrees.

"I have a strong need for direct contact with my surroundings. I want to experience the pleasure of discovering things myself, that feeling of independence. Products that you can do something with, that come alive when you use them. You can heat the Dutchtub yourself with wood. After some effort, you can just sit back contentedly and enjoy the surroundings in a warm bath."
Floris Schoonderbeek