Hinoki Cypress is Japanese for White Cedar. In the United States, it is called Port Orford Cedar (POC). It is a rare tree that grows naturally along the West Coast and in Asia.
Hinoki has a wonderful, lemon-scent, is highly rot resistant, and its chemical composition makes its wood oil highly therapeutic.
Hinoki's aroma has both a relaxing and decongestant effect. Hinoki is perfect for aromatherapy. Its relaxation properties help relieve tension and stress. It's also excellent for relieving stuffy noses, sinus and chest congestion, and respiratory problems.
No. Unlike other woods, such as juniper and red cedar, Hinoki does not cause skin irritation or female problems. Hinoki is gentle on skin and has even been used to make facial and body soap. In fact, the properties in Hinoki are very effective antiseptics for healing and treating skin problems, such as rashes, cuts, abrasions, and minor skin irritation.
Anywhere. Bathroom, patio, deck, spa area. Inside or outside.
Very! You can install the tub yourself or have it installed by a professional plumber.
No. They weep, but they do not leak.
Not Hinoki tubs. The most prominent elements in Hinoki wood are known for their ability to naturally kill bacteria, viruses, viral infections, and fungus. In fact, Hinoki's anti-infectious agents are known to cure infections. The wood has been used in Asia for centuries without complaint.
The assembled unit is 32" long, 20" wide, and 21" tall and is shipped pre-assembled.
Hinoki tubs are for soaking, not for bathing and should not be used with soap or harsh chemicals. Bathers soap up and rinse off in a shower or a conventional bathtub prior to entering the soak tub filled with pure, clear water. Items such as soap, chlorine, or other chemicals will destroy the Hinoki wood.
All products are shipped freight on board directly to each customer.
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