Electric, Trailer & Cold Plunge Hot Tubs
An electric hot tub heats its water with a mains-powered element instead of a fire. A trailer hot tub is built on a platform so it can be moved between locations. A cold plunge is an unheated tub you fill with cold water and use after a hot tub or sauna.
This collection brings those three formats together because they answer one question: what do you do when a wood fire is not the right answer for your garden, your guests or your routine? An electric model runs on its own, a trailer model travels, and a cold plunge does the opposite job to a hot tub.
The models are built on the same fibreglass shells as the wood-fired range. We confirm the electrical supply, the delivery route and the siting before you order, because those three decide whether a particular model works in a particular garden.
Why choose an electric, trailer or cold plunge tub?
Each of these formats exists because a wood-fired tub asks something of you: wood to store, a fire to watch, a stove that has to stand somewhere. When that trade stops making sense, one of these three takes over.
Heat without the fire
The 9 kW element does the work in the background, so the water is warm without anyone loading a stove or watching a flue. No wood store, no ash to clear, no chimney to sweep.
Built to move
A trailer tub sits on a Taurus platform, 3.05 by 2.05 metres, so it can leave the garden: a weekend away, an event, a second property, or a rental that has to follow the booking.
Cold as well as hot
The cold plunge is deliberately unheated. You fill a fibreglass tub with cold water, cover it with the insulated lid, and use it after a hot tub or sauna to do the thing hot water cannot.
Specified before it is ordered
A 9 kW heater, a trailer and a tonne of water each place a different demand on a property. We go through the supply, the access and the base with you first, so nothing arrives that cannot be installed.
Electric, trailer or wood-fired: where each one fits
Outdoor Hot Tubs
The full outdoor range, if you are still weighing up a switch-on heater against wood-fired heat and want to see both side by side.
View all outdoor hot tubs 02Integrated Wood-Fired Hot Tubs
The firebox built into the tub body: one footprint, no separate stove, for a tighter garden or a courtyard.
View integrated models 03External Wood-Fired Hot Tubs
A stove standing beside the tub with the fire in full view, which is the format to compare against an electric model.
View external modelsElectric, trailer and cold plunge hot tubs: common questions
Do electric hot tubs need three-phase power?
A 9 kW heater is not a plug-in appliance. It needs a dedicated three-phase (400 V) supply, and most UK homes run on single-phase 230 V as standard: three-phase usually appears only where the supply has been upgraded, or on commercial premises. An electrician confirms what your property has on site, and we check it with you before you order rather than after delivery.
Can a trailer hot tub be towed on the road?
It is built on a Taurus trailer platform measuring 3.05 by 2.05 metres, so it is designed to be moved rather than fixed. Towing it legally depends on the trailer's plating, the towing vehicle and the route, so we confirm those details with you before delivery instead of quoting a figure here.
How is the cold plunge kept cold?
It is not mechanically chilled. You fill it with cold water and the insulated thermo cover holds the temperature for longer between refills. The tub itself is a simple fibreglass shell with a drain valve and wooden steps: no chiller, no compressor, nothing to service.
Can a hot tub go on a deck or balcony?
Volume decides it. The 200 cm electric tub holds around 1,400 litres, so it is well over a tonne of water before anyone gets in, and a trailer model adds the weight of its platform. A raised timber deck is rarely built for that. We look at the structure with you, or recommend a ground-level base instead.
What comes with a trailer hot tub?
The platform is part of the package: a new Taurus trailer, the fibreglass tub, an AISI 304 stainless steel stove, a flue with guard, stainless hoops, steps, a drain with ball valve and an RCD. Higher-specification builds add hydromassage and air massage jets, LED lighting, a thermometer and a thermo cover.
Who installs it, and how long does it take?
Delivery and installation are arranged by our own team across the UK, and the lead time is confirmed when you order rather than guessed in advance. Access matters as much as distance: a trailer needs room to arrive and turn, and an electric model needs a clear route to its base.
- 2-year manufacturer warranty
- UK delivery and installation
- Honest timelines and pricing
Talk to us before you choose
Power supply, access and siting decide which of these models works in your garden. Send a photo of the space and tell us what electrical supply you have, and we will narrow the range to the one or two that will actually fit.
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