Bathtub - Woodle Homes

Luxury You Can Soak In

Every bathtub on the market looks more or less the same. Ours does not. The Woodle Wooden Bathtub starts as a solid block of A-grade wood and is hand-hollowed by master artisans in Jepara. While most bathtubs are manufactured from acrylic, fiberglass, and synthetic composites, ours begin as living timber.

What makes ours genuinely different is not just the material but also what we do to it. Every Woodle bathtub undergoes our 5-stage timber fortification process, which stabilizes the wood at a precise moisture content and seals it to withstand hot water up to 60°C without swelling, warping, or losing its shape.

Why the Woodle Wooden Bathtub?

Solid A-Grade Hardwood

Every bathtub is crafted from premium solid woods like teak and suar. These woods are among the most water-resilient timbers in the world, and that resilience is built into every piece before treatment even begins.

Handcrafted

Our artisans do not work from a template; they work from the wood itself. Each bathtub is hand-hollowed, shaped, and finished to a skin-smooth interior, with every curve guided by generations of timber craftsmanship rather than a machine setting.

Engineered Wood

We do not simply seal the surface. Every Woodle bathtub goes through our full 5-stage fortification process, ensuring the wood holds its structure and form through years of daily use, with hot water tolerance up to 60°C.

Unique Design

Because we work with natural solid wood, no two bathtubs share the same grain pattern, color depth, or surface character. What arrives in your space is unique, shaped by the tree it came from and finished by the hands that knew it.

Luxury Fits

Whether it is a private residence, a boutique hotel suite, a wellness retreat, or a resort villa, the Woodle Wooden Bathtub commands attention without demanding. It does not blend into a bathroom; it becomes the reason the room exists.

Long-Term Investment

Unlike acrylic alternatives that degrade with use, our solid wood bathtubs are treated to last a lifetime. The 5-stage fortification process works deep within the wood fibre, guarding against moisture damage, biological threats, and structural wear.

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FAQs

What wood species are used in the Woodle Wooden Bathtub?

We primarily work with teak and suar woods selected for their exceptional natural moisture resistance, structural density, and grain beauty. People have used these species in water-contact environments for centuries, and they are among the most stable, durable timbers available.

Is a wooden bathtub safe for daily water use?

Yes. Our wooden bathtubs are engineered specifically for water environments. The wood undergoes our 5-stage fortification process, including kiln drying to a precise 8-12% moisture content and multi-layer waterproof resin finishing, ensuring the structure holds up through years of regular use without swelling, cracking, or warping.

How is the interior finished? Is it comfortable against the skin?

The interior is hand-sanded and polished to a smooth, skin-comfortable finish by our artisans. We apply a food-safe, waterproof sealant that creates a sealed surface without masking the natural warmth and texture of the wood. The result is a bathing experience that no synthetic material can replicate.

Can the bathtub be customized in size, shape, or finish?

Yes. We offer customization on dimensions, depth, wood species, and exterior finish to suit your specific design and spatial requirements. Our team collaborates with you to ensure the final piece fits seamlessly within your bathroom or wellness space.

Is the bathtub treated for termites and pests?

Yes. Every bathtub undergoes our chemical treatment under vacuum pressure, using high-performance bio-protection agents that penetrate deep into the wood fibre and eliminate any existing insects or larvae. This helps for a long-lasting barrier against future biological threats without compromising the wood’s natural appearance or safety.

Soak in the Warmth of Solid Timber