How to set up Slanted-Edge Cold Plunge Tub?

Setting up the Slanted-Edge Cold Plunge Tub is straightforward and requires minimal tools. You'll start by finding a suitable location that has access to water and drainage, as the tub needs to be filled and emptied regularly. The setup usually involves assembling the tub if it comes in parts, connecting any water supply hoses, and ensuring it's level to avoid leaks.

Once you've selected a location, it's important to have a stable, flat surface for the tub. After assembling it, fill it with cold water, preferably around 50-60°F (10-15°C) for optimal cold plunge benefits. This setup allows you to immerse yourself comfortably and safely.

Users often set these tubs up in backyards, basements, or even indoors if space permits. A notable example is a fitness enthusiast who placed their cold plunge tub next to a sauna for post-workout recovery.

PRO TIP: Make sure to have a water heater or ice packs if you want to quickly lower the water temperature.

However, if you're in a location where space is tight or plumbing is complicated, a portable unit might be a better choice.