Why a cedar tub?

The aesthetic appeal of this West Coast looking cedar tub makes a beautiful decorative piece on your patio while not in use. The smell of the Red Cedar creates a natural aromatherapy, so no matter where you are, you’ll feel like you're soaking under the branches of an old growth forest.

Critter attacks?

Cedar wooden tubs have a natural barrier against many insects. Cedar is also a natural repellant of mold.

How long will a cedar tub last?

Cedar is one of the most weather resistant wood species and can last upwards of 30 years.

How cold should an ice plunge be?

There isn’t a set temperature on how cold an ice bath should be. Any temperature between 50-59° Fahrenheit will have an optimal effect.

Disclaimer: All the information above is a collection of personal research and is not written by a professional in said field. Please do your own research for the pros and cons and consult your physician before considering getting into an ice bath.

How Long Should I Stay in an Ice Plunge?

Studies show that a total of 11 minutes per week is sufficient to get the most out of an ice bath, and that can be broken up into multiple plunges (as short as 3-4 minutes.) A typical ice plunge is anywhere between 5-10 minutes for the body and mind to get the full effect. However, staying in past 10 minutes can start to become dangerous with the risk of hypothermia.

Disclaimer: All the information above is a collection of personal research and is not written by a professional in said field. Please do your own research for the pros and cons and consult your physician before considering getting into an ice bath.

How Do I Drain a Cedar Tub?

Every cedar tub comes with two draining systems built into them. The first is an exterior drain compatible with your garden hose, allowing you to run your gray water away from your patio. The second is a plug under the bench seating in the floor to finish draining the remaining few inches of water.