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The Product

Some products sit in the landscape.
This one becomes part of it.

The Giving Tree transforms a familiar outdoor wellness product into a sculptural centerpiece. The exterior is expressive, warm and irregular. The interior is clean, ergonomic and engineered for daily use.

Giving Tree with insulated cover and IMMERSA loungers
Closed Form

Complete even when not in use.

The insulated two-piece cover uses stitched concentric rings to recall the growth rings of a tree. When closed, the entire object reads as a finished sculptural form rather than an appliance waiting to be opened.

Tree-ring stitchingA visual detail drawn directly from the product story.
Foldable constructionDesigned for practical daily opening and closing.
Warm earth finishCoordinated with the redwood-inspired exterior palette.
Integrated presenceLooks intentional in gardens, patios and hospitality environments.
Guest relaxing in the Giving Tree at sunset
The Experience

Warm water. Open air. A form that feels familiar.

The Giving Tree is designed to create a memorable ritual—quiet, social, restorative and deeply connected to place.

What Makes It Different

A serious spa inside a sculptural shell.

Tree-form exteriorMolded fiberglass with irregular bark texture, roots and natural visual movement.
Circular hydrotherapySocial seating, massage jets, controls, lighting and integrated water systems.
Service accessA disguised equipment hatch integrated into the tree texture.
Insulated ownershipWeather-ready shell, insulated cover and equipment designed for year-round use.
Engineering

Beauty on the outside.
Systems within reach.

The Giving Tree surrounds a functional spa shell, structural frame, plumbing, pumps, controls and filtration. The goal is to keep the visual story intact without sacrificing access, serviceability or performance.

Approx. 72 in. diameterCurrent product target based on the prototype platform.
Approx. 35.4 in. heightA substantial but approachable outdoor scale.
Five-person targetCircular social seating with individual hydrotherapy positions.
Integrated equipment bayPumps, heater, blower and control systems behind the service panel.
Giving Tree technical drawing and specifications

Technical sheet shown for current design direction. Final dimensions, certifications, electrical requirements and component specifications must be confirmed before sale.

Giving Tree interior
Interior

A clean contrast to the bark.

The white interior creates a deliberate visual reset. Seating, headrests, jets, lighting and controls are arranged around a central circular footwell, keeping the experience social and visually calm.

Ergonomic positionsMultiple seating depths and massage zones.
Hydrotherapy jetsWall and floor placement for varied water movement.
Integrated controlsAccessible controls, faucet and hand-shower zone.
Easy-clean finishGloss interior surface intended for practical maintenance.
Craftsmanship

Made through layers, shaping and handwork.

Raw Giving Tree mold development
01 — Sculpting the formCreating the irregular bark, roots and service-panel geometry.
Giving Tree master in workshop
02 — Refining the masterSurface shaping, filling and preparation for production molds.
Fiberglass finishing process
03 — Composite constructionLayering, coating and finishing the fiberglass shell.
Giving Tree internal frame and systems
04 — Assembly and testingFrame, plumbing, electrical systems and quality checks.
Authenticity

Show the work.

The product is intentionally rooted in a visible manufacturing story. The molds, raw fiberglass, plumbing and finishing process are not background details—they are evidence that The Giving Tree was developed as a real object, not simply styled around an existing spa.

Prototype plumbing
Prototype electrical controls
Material Direction

A natural palette for architecture and landscape.

Sardinia
Sea
Olive
Stone
Terra
Clay
Sand
Dune
Limestone
Grey
Lava
Charcoal

The launch product remains centered on a rich redwood-bark exterior. The wider palette informs IMMERSA's photography, printed material and future finish studies.

Specifications

Current product targets.

Overall dimensionsApprox. 1830 × 900 mm / 72 × 35.4 in.
Seating capacityTarget: 5 adults
Interior shellMolded fiberglass with premium gel coat
Exterior shellTextured molded fiberglass composite
Water capacityApprox. 900 L / 238 gal
Dry weightApprox. 150 kg / 331 lb target
HydrotherapyMassage and air-jet system
ControlsDigital control panel
LightingIntegrated underwater LED
InsulationHigh-density foam system
CoverFoldable insulated tree-ring cover
PowerFinal U.S. electrical configuration pending verification

Specifications are preliminary and subject to final production engineering, testing, certification and market-specific electrical requirements.

Questions

What buyers need to know.

We are currently developing final pricing, certification, installation and delivery details. Early inquiries help us understand residential, hospitality and dealer demand.

When will The Giving Tree be available?

The product is in advanced prototype and production-development stages. Launch timing will be shared with qualified early-interest customers and partners.

Is this a fully functional hot tub?

Yes. The tree-form shell is built around a functional hydrotherapy spa with seating, jets, pumps, controls, filtration and an insulated cover.

Where can it be installed?

It is being developed for private residences, boutique hospitality, wellness properties and selected dealer showrooms. Site preparation and local requirements must be reviewed for each installation.

Will it be available through dealers?

IMMERSA is beginning conversations with a limited group of premium spa and outdoor-living dealers.

Residential · Hospitality · Dealer

Request early pricing and availability.

Tell us where you are located and how you are interested in The Giving Tree. We will follow up as production details are finalized.

Derek May
310 806 1856
essexcountymedia@gmail.com

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