FIBERGLASS HOT TUBS

Spruce is white coloured, light, soft, flexible and naturally good looking. It is one of the strongest types of timber and is imported from Siberia. It doesn’t conduct heat and doesn’t leak resin. Spruce is the cheapest option but it is susceptible to rot therefore must be regularly treated and sealed. In order to make a spruce tub more durable it is necessary to impregnate (paint) the outside surface of the tub 2-3 times a year. 

Larch is light red coloured, strong, hard, water-proof and above all – rot resistant. Because of its density it is very durable even without additional finishing and requires no harmful chemicals to preserve it. It is virtually irreplaceable in situations where chemical finishing of wood is not permitted but its durability in all weather conditions must be guaranteed. Over time its resilience and density will only grow.

Thermowood is darker than natural wood, more weather-proof and more resistant to rot. Its insulation qualities are better, it suffers from less moisture deformation and is more stable. The production process improves the dimensional stability and biological durability of the wood. If you want to preserve the natural colour of Thermowood it is recommended to treat the wood with linseed oil.

Wood-plastic composite is a material composed of wood fibers and plastic resins. It is a material that does not gray, does not contain splinters and is resistant to slipping. It does not require any special maintenance and should be able to be recycled indefinitely. It is very durable and will not be affected by insects, UV rays, high humidity, temperature fluctuations, etc.