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Kooru Cold Plunge Tub
Kooru Cold Plunge Tub
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Product Title
Handcrafted Redwood Cold Plunge Tub with Shou Sugi Ban Finish
Description
Make a cold-water soak part of your routine with a redwood cold plunge tub handcrafted in San Diego. Its Shou Sugi Ban finish highlights the wood’s grain and depth of color, bringing a distinctive look to modern or rustic spaces.
Adjust the temperature and water level to suit your soak. The tub comes fully set up with a chiller, pump, and ozone water treatment system, and operates on 110V power.
Key Features
Handcrafted Redwood: Each tub is made with hand-selected redwood boards that are carefully fired and sanded.
Shou Sugi Ban Finish: This traditional Japanese wood-charring technique helps preserve the wood while emphasizing its grain and color.
Adjustable Temperature Control: A programmable chiller lets you adjust the water temperature.
Chiller and Pump: The system includes a 1/4 HP chiller and a pump rated at 950 gallons per hour.
Ozone Water Treatment: An ozonator emits O3 to treat the tub’s water.
Tub Compartment: The interior tub is made from high-density polyurethane.
Adjustable Water Level: The tub holds approximately 60 gallons of water. The fill level can be adjusted according to body displacement and the desired soaking depth.
Power Requirements: The system uses a regular 110V plug, with typical power consumption of 350–500 watts at 3–5 amps.
Dimensions
Overall Size: Approximately 64 inches long × 34 inches wide × 35 inches high. Handcrafted construction can result in length and width variations of up to ¼ inch.
Interior Compartment: 36 inches long × 24 inches wide × 30 inches high.
Placement Clearance: At least 33 inches of clearance through doors and passageways is required to move the tub into position.
Weight: Approximately 400 pounds.
What’s Included
Complete Tub System: A handcrafted redwood cold plunge tub with a high-density polyurethane interior, programmable 1/4 HP chiller, 950 GPH pump, and ozonator.
Care and Maintenance
Filter Replacement: Replace the filter approximately every one to two months, depending on use.
Electrical Setup: Use a GFCI or grounded outlet as required by applicable local regulations.

