Manual Spa wellness hot tub & sauna

Read the instructions below and watch the instruction video carefully before using the hot tub and sauna!

You may use the sanitary area next to the wellness space to change. Clothing and other belongings can be stored in the storage box provided at the wellness area.

Light up the fire! Below you will find the step-by-step guide for lighting the stoves:

1. Light the stoves

The hot tub has already been filled with water. Keep the lid on to preserve heat. Fill both stoves with kindling and firelighters, ignite, and ensure sufficient air supply.

Warning: the hot tub must always be completely filled with water while heating!

2. Make sure the air vent is open

Oxygen is needed to heat the stove properly. Open the air vent for optimal draft. Add wood once the fire is burning well. The sauna will be ready for use once it has reached the desired temperature.

3. Do not let the stoves smolder

It is important to have flames. Do not let the stove smolder but create flames. Otherwise, the hot tub will heat too slowly. Refill wood regularly.

4. Turn on the jets for circulation

Heat always rises. By activating the jets for 20 seconds with the button on the side of the hot tub, the temperature at the bottom will also rise, allowing the water to warm up faster.

5. Desired temperature: Enjoy!

Heat the water strongly up to 32°C. Then continue slowly until 36°C so that the stove does not overheat.

If the outside temperature is below freezing, add some extra logs at 36°C. Remove the lid, place it on the holders behind the wellness area, step into the hot tub, and enjoy the warm water. ENJOY!

Good to know!

• The hot tub takes 2.5 to 3.5 hours to reach temperature, and the sauna about 30 minutes, depending on the outside temperature.

• Lid on hot tub: keep the lid on during heating to prevent damage and heat loss.

• Fully filled: the hot tub must always be completely filled with water while heating to avoid stove damage.

• Air vent open: always ensure sufficient oxygen supply to prevent smoke build-up.

• Children: only allowed under adult supervision.

• No overloading: avoid placing too much wood in the stove at once.

For your own safety

• Keep a safe distance between the hot tub and other objects.

• Never leave children unattended in the hot tub.

• Do not place flammable materials near the stove.

• Maximum water temperature: keep water below 40°C to prevent overheating.

• Cooling down: do not stay too long in the hot tub or sauna; take regular breaks to cool off.

• Never enter a hot tub that is too hot; always check the temperature first!