Steam & Oak
Steam & Oak Halla 100 Ice Bath with Chiller
Steam & Oak Halla 100 Ice Bath with Chiller
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The Halla 100 is the compact one: 470 litres in a footprint of 1.15 × 1.10 m, with a moulded liner, thermowood cladding, timber steps and an insulated cover.
It is the tub for a normal patio rather than a large garden.
470 litres in 1.15 metres
The number that matters on a cold plunge is not the footprint, it is whether you can get your shoulders under. At 470 litres and 1.21 m tall, this one can — in a footprint barely larger than a wheelie bin.
Thermowood cladding over a moulded liner. The timber is heat-treated rather than chemically preserved, so it absorbs far less moisture and stays stable outdoors through British winters.
Steps and an insulated cover are included, not extras. The cover matters more than people expect — it keeps debris out and, with a chiller, dramatically reduces how hard the unit works.
Specification
| Volume | 470 litres |
| External size | 1150 × 1100 × 1210 mm (1310 mm with cover) |
| Cladding | Thermowood |
| Steps | Timber, included |
| Cover | Included |
| Chiller | Included — holds your set temperature year-round |
| Filter | Included |
What the chiller actually does
The chiller holds the water at whatever temperature you set, year-round, without ice. Set it to 4°C and it stays at 4°C — in February and in August.
That sounds like a convenience, and it is, but the real effect is on how often the tub gets used. A plunge you can step into at 6am without having remembered to buy ice the night before is a plunge you use daily. One that needs planning is one you use occasionally.
The unit includes a filter, which circulates and cleans the water continuously. That is what makes daily use practical without changing the water constantly.
Prefer to start without one? The same tub is available as a self-fill cold plunge, and a chiller can be retrofitted later.
Water care
Cold water still needs looking after, but far less than a hot tub. The chiller unit includes a filter that circulates and cleans the water continuously. You will also want a sanitiser — we stock tablets — and to change the water periodically depending on use.
Cold water holds bacteria far less readily than hot, so maintenance is genuinely lighter than most people expect. It is not zero.
Siting it
A firm, level base. Water weighs a tonne per cubic metre — a 470 litre tub is nearly half a tonne before anyone gets in. Paving slabs, a concrete pad or a rated deck. Not soft ground, and not a lawn.
Drainage. You will empty it periodically, so think about where several hundred litres will go.
Power. The chiller needs a standard outdoor socket — no special supply, but it must be an RCD-protected exterior socket, not an extension lead through a window.
Cold and heat together
Contrast therapy — hot then cold — is the traditional Finnish pattern, and the reason a plunge tub next to a sauna gets used far more than one on its own. If you are building both, put them close together: the walk between them in a British winter is exactly the friction that stops people bothering.
See our garden saunas and the off-grid gas heaters that let you put one at the far end of the garden without a trench.
2-year warranty
Two years on the tub and on the chiller unit. Covers manufacturing defects and workmanship.
Lead time — please ask before you order
Lead times vary with stock and specification — anything from 2 to 12 weeks. Ask us before you commit and we will give you the real date.
Delivery
Delivered on a pallet — two people can position it.
Images are manufacturer renders.
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