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Full-body cold immersion down to a true 33°F — and a 105°F hot soak from the same barrel. Stainless steel inside, wood-inspired planking outside, controlled from your phone. Built to pair with your sauna.
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One complete system: barrel, 1 HP chiller/heater, WiFi adapter, steel stairs, insulated lid, and a six-month supply of filters. Nothing sold separately.
This is the barrel we built to sit next to our saunas. Heat opens everything up; cold closes the loop — and the Wood + Steel Cold Plunge is designed for exactly that job. It holds you in full-body submersion, upright, shoulders under, so a cold plunge is actually a plunge and not a crouch in a tub of ice bags.
The interior is durable stainless steel — the material commercial cold tubs use, because it shrugs off cold water year after year and wipes clean in seconds. The exterior is wood-inspired vinyl planking that matches an elevated backyard as naturally as it matches a gym floor. Every surface is non-toxic and easy to clean.
And it isn't only cold. The included 1 HP unit is a chiller and a heater: it takes the water down to 33°F or up to a 105°F soak, scheduled from your phone. One barrel, both ends of the temperature spectrum.
Contrast therapy is the oldest recovery protocol there is: heat to open, cold to close. Nordic bathers have alternated sauna and cold water for centuries — not because it's trendy, but because the switch is where the effect lives.
Heat pushes blood to the skin, loosens muscle, and starts the sweat. Cold slams the system the other way — vessels constrict, breath sharpens, and the body answers with a wave of alertness that no coffee replicates. Cycling between the two is what people mean when they talk about the sauna feeling "complete."
This is the only product we make that's designed to pair with the SweatBox saunas by design. Fifteen minutes in the heat, two to three minutes in 33°F water, repeat. The plunge sits happily beside the Indoor, the Outdoor, or the Sweat Booth — and because it heats to 105°F too, on the days you skip the sauna the barrel can run the whole loop by itself.
A commercial-grade unit with an LCD touch screen takes the water anywhere from 33°F to 105°F — a first fill typically reaches plunge temperature in 0–2 hours. Most home units cap around 37°F; this one goes colder than anything else on the market.
Ozone, UV, and 20-micron mechanical filtration run together, so the water you get into next week is the water you filled it with. Two filters ship in the box — a six-month supply — and the built-in drain valve makes a full change a garden-hose job.
The walls, the core, the bottom, and the lid are all insulated. Once the water is cold it stays cold for days, which means the chiller runs less and your energy bill notices. It's also what makes the 105°F hot-soak mode practical.
The included WiFi adapter puts the whole system on your phone: set the temperature, schedule sessions, and check where the water is from anywhere. Have it at 33°F when you walk out the back door — no standing around waiting.
Unbox, connect the two easy-connect insulated hoses, fill from a garden hose, plug into a standard 120V outlet, download the app. No plumber, no electrician, no site prep.


Most of what you're buying in a cold plunge is the machine beside the barrel. Here's what this one does.
The included unit is a 1 HP commercial-grade chiller and heater with a 1 HP commercial-grade pump behind it — the class of hardware built for gym floors, running your backyard. It drives the water anywhere from 33°F to 105°F and holds it there, with a first cooldown typically done in 0–2 hours.
You control it two ways: the LCD touch screen on the unit itself, or the app over WiFi — set the temperature, schedule sessions, and check the water from anywhere. Water cleanliness is handled in the same loop: ozone, UV, and dual 20-micron filtration run as the water circulates, and the two included filters are a six-month supply.
It connects to the barrel with two easy-connect insulated hoses, rolls on casters so it tucks wherever you want it, and plugs into a standard 120V outlet — no electrician, no dedicated circuit.


At 34 inches across and 44 inches tall, the barrel claims about as much floor as a bistro table — it tucks onto a patio corner, a deck edge, or a garage bay without a site plan.
But compact never means compromised in there. The upright format is the whole trick: instead of folding yourself into a shallow horizontal tub, you step in and stand-sit with your whole body under the water, shoulders included. It's the deepest kind of immersion a plunge can give you, from the smallest footprint a plunge can occupy.
Steel stairs make the step-in easy, and the insulated lid keeps the cold locked in — and leaves, dust and curious raccoons locked out — between sessions.


Cold immersion after training is the classic move for a reason — athletes have used ice baths for sore, worked muscle for as long as there have been athletes.
Nothing sharpens a foggy morning like 33-degree water. The jolt of cold is a full-system wake-up that lingers long after you towel off.
Getting in is voluntary discomfort, on purpose. Doing a hard thing before breakfast has a way of shrinking everything the rest of the day throws at you.
Cold constricts, warmth reopens. That pump — especially cycled against sauna heat — is the mechanism contrast therapy is built on.
Ask anyone who plunges regularly about the minutes right after. The cold is the price; the calm, bright feeling on the other side is what keeps people paying it.
App scheduling means the water is ready when you are — which turns cold exposure from a project you plan into a two-minute part of the morning.
Wellness information only — not medical advice. Cold immersion is intense; check with your doctor before starting, especially if you're pregnant or managing a heart condition, and never plunge alone until you know how your body responds.
The same build that looks at home beside a fire feature is rated for the daily traffic of a commercial floor.
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