Its nice to cook on the spiral with the complementary wok...
We would like to introduce a bathing culture in Spain, found only in the Dutchtub; a natural wood fired soak tub with a modern flair in simple functional design.
The Dutchtub is developed in 2002 by Floris Schoonderbeek from the Netherlands and has been nominated for several design awards because of it’s down to earth concept in it’s refreshing input for the bathing culture.
www.dutchtub.es
With its fast natural heating system and its low weight you can easily transport de Dutchtub to any place you like and use it as long there is water and wood.
The durable materials and custom manufacturing make it a high quality, hygienic and therapeutic product.
The Dutchtub is a reaction on society where questions have arisen about lifestyles and products that are independent and self-supplying.
Products for which people are not dependent on outside factors for their operation.
More and more people are turning towards the use of products with simple functions
and responsible design. The Dutchtub frames the essence of open-air baths and embodies a decadent function brought back to a temperate luxery.
The main goal of Dutchtub is to inspire people to go out and experience ‘boundless bathing’.
After the bath has been filled with water, the fire is started in the spiral. The water inside the spiral heats up
from the fire inside. this sets a natural circulation motion drawing cold water from the bottom of the tub and adding hot water to the top of the tub. The natural heating system will quickly heat the 200 gallons of cold water in less than 2 hours up to a comfortable 100+ degrees Fahrenheit. All while cooking your meal on the spiral with the included custom wok. After reaching the right temperature of the water, one can maintain this temperature through adjusting the basket in the spiral, which determines how much flame is reaching the spiral.
The goal of Dutchtub as a brand is to inspire people to experience this outdoor adventure all over the
world.
On the beach, on the terrace, on the roof...... boundless bating Now in Spain......
