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L. Johnson wrote:
Andrew Minalto wrote:Hi everyone im new here.
A few weeks back I saw few videos of diy hot tub and got interested in building one.
I have this old plywood box that has sunmica layered inside.
I was wondering if this can be used to build a hot bathtub.
I am planning of using a copper coil on a stove to get the water heated.
I have applied some sealing clay on the inside in corners and used this waterproof tarp to make it leakage proof..
Is this sort of box suitable for hot tub
How much copper coil is needed to heat around 95 gallon water
Please suggest
Thanks 🙏
Sorry I can't answer your questions. I hope someone with more hot tub experience can chime in.
I would worry about humidity with those panels. They look like plywood? They might de-laminate over time.
Most of the public baths here are stone masonry. I have been in a cedar tub before I think, but I wasn't really paying attention to the construction at the time.
Good luck with the build!