Dundalk Leisurecraft The Starlight Wood-Burning Hot Tub | CT372W

Dundalk Leisurecraft The Starlight Wood-Burning Hot Tub | CT372W

The Starlight Wood-Burning Hot Tub by Dundalk LeisureCraft blends rustic charm with modern comfort for a relaxing outdoor soaking experience. Handcrafted in North America, it features a durable aluminum-lined interior, natural cedar finishes, and a traditional wood-fired heating system for peaceful, off-grid relaxation. Designed for comfort and connection, this spacious hot tub heats in under three hours and creates the perfect atmosphere to unwind and recharge outdoors.

• Brand: Dundalk Leisurecraft
• Capacity: 1 to 2 person
• Materials:
  
  • Inside Shell: Aluminum Lining or White Plastic
  • Outside Shell: Eastern White Cedar Wood
  • Wood-burning heater: Aluminum internal feed
• Water Capacity: 233 gallons (to the brim) (885 liters) 
• Empty Weight: 701.45lbs
• Shipping Dimensions: Crate Size 86" x 45" x 44" High
• Made in: Canada

• Fully-Assembled Starlight Wood-Burning Hot Tub, Ready to be Installed, including:
  • Tub
  • 2 Backrests
  • Hardware for the Drain Assembly
  • Wood-Burning Heater
  • Chimney
• The Starlight Wood Burning Hot Tub Installation Instructions
• 5 Years Limited Warranty

Quick Start Guidelines - How to Operate Your Leisurecraft Starlight Wood-Fired Hot Tub:

1. Fill the hot tub with water using a hose or natural water source.
2. Build a fire in the firebox:
   • Use crumpled paper, kindling, and small dry logs.
   • Add larger pieces of firewood once the fire is established.
3. Control the fire with the lid (dampener) to regulate air intake.
4. Monitor the water temperature:
   • Stop adding wood once it’s 10°F below your desired bathing temperature (101-104°F).
   • Put the lid on and let the temperature rise on its own.
5. Maintain the fire to keep the desired water temperature during use.

Tips for Optimal Use:

• Always fill the tub with water before lighting the fire.
• Use very dry wood for faster heating.
• To cool overheated water, add cold water and stir with a paddle.
• Use a cover to reduce heat loss when not in use.

Safety Reminders:

• Never operate the wood heater without water in the tub.
• Supervise children at all times.
• Be cautious around the firebox and chimney, as they get hot