Remedy Place Ice Bath (Kohler K-35848) vs Renu Therapy Aurelius
Specs, prices, editor verdict, and who should buy which, compared side by side.
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Remedy Place Ice Bath (Kohler K-35848) (ultra premium, $17,500) vs Renu Therapy Aurelius (ultra premium, $9,999). Different tools for different jobs (see the per-product details below).
Compared on 4 shared specs · same category (cold plunge).
We have not scored these two head to head, so this page does not name a winner. The Renu Therapy Aurelius starts at $9,999 and the Remedy Place Ice Bath (Kohler K-35848) at $17,500. The per-buyer recommendations below say who each one suits.
Side-by-side specs
| Spec | Remedy Place Ice Bath (Kohler K-35848) | Renu Therapy Aurelius |
|---|---|---|
| price | $17,500 | $9,999 |
| temperature range | 39F to 104F with automatic temperature sensor (Kohler); Remedy Place states only "as low as 39F" | 37°F to 104°F, cold and hot |
| controls | Concealed control panel, integrated timer and breath light, smartphone slot for the KOHLER Konnect app | LCD touchscreen on the tub and a WiFi app; programmable ambient lighting |
| warranty | Kohler two-year limited, residential use only, original purchaser, US and Canada, void in a commercial installation, labor and removal excluded; none published by Remedy Place | 5 years on components and 1 year on the chiller, counted from delivery per the warranty page and from shipment per the user manual; original purchaser only |
| returns | None published by Remedy Place; Kohler 90 days for Kohler.com purchases only | 45 days from delivery, 5% restocking fee plus shipping costs; return freight amount not published; international sales final |
Remedy Place Ice Bath (Kohler K-35848) also publishes: dimensions (remedy place), dimensions (kohler drawing), weight, water capacity, minimum floor load, electrical, power cord, materials, finish, water care, lighting, fill, indoor clearance (kohler), maintenance cadence (kohler), included (remedy place), included (kohler), standards, shipping, purchase bonus
Renu Therapy Aurelius also publishes: model, maker, outside dimensions, water area, capacity, dry weight, filled weight, packaged size, user fit, chiller and heater, cooling and heating rate, power supply, power draw, noise, insulation, filtration, drain, entry, colors, breath deck, in the box, placement, clearances, site requirements, delivery, lead time, extended chiller warranty, warranty exclusions, repairs, cancellation, user manual figures, electrical listing, not published, support
Who should buy which
A buyer who wants Kohler's documentation, service route and warranty behind a plunge that cools to 39F and heats to 104F, already has a dedicated 120 V / 20 A GFCI circuit and a floor rated for 59.9 lbs per square foot.
Remedy Place publishes no return policy, no restocking fee, no shipping cost, no delivery method, no lead time and no warranty of its own, and its Terms disclaim implied warranties on items bought through the site; the only warranty is Kohler's two-year limited one, residential use only, original purchaser, void in a commercial installation, with labor and removal excluded. Kohler.com currently marks the SKU out of stock while Remedy Place's cart shows it available, and Kohler's 90-day return and white-glove delivery cover Kohler.com orders only.
A home buyer who would rather lie back than sit upright in a plunge, fits Renu's 6'7" and 275 lb limit, and has a level floor near a drain that can carry about 1,065 lbs, a dedicated 120V, 15A outlet within 12 feet, and 2 to 4 people to move a 297 lb tank off a pallet.
You want someone to place the tank for a known fee, since delivery is curbside and Renu publishes no price for anything more; you want a real wood breath deck, because every combination on this listing is composite; or you need an ETL, UL or CSA listing in writing, which Renu does not publish for the Aurelius.
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Frequently asked
Which is better, the Remedy Place Ice Bath (Kohler K-35848) or the Renu Therapy Aurelius?
We have not scored these two head to head, so this page does not name a winner. The Renu Therapy Aurelius starts at $9,999 and the Remedy Place Ice Bath (Kohler K-35848) at $17,500. The per-buyer recommendations below say who each one suits.
How much do they cost?
Remedy Place Ice Bath (Kohler K-35848): $17,500. Renu Therapy Aurelius: $9,999. Prices are verified against the manufacturer; check the live links for current pricing.
Who should buy which one?
Remedy Place Ice Bath (Kohler K-35848): A buyer who wants Kohler's documentation, service route and warranty behind a plunge that cools to 39F and heats to 104F, already has a dedicated 120 V / 20 A GFCI circuit and a floor rated for 59.9 lbs per square foot. Renu Therapy Aurelius: A home buyer who would rather lie back than sit upright in a plunge, fits Renu's 6'7" and 275 lb limit, and has a level floor near a drain that can carry about 1,065 lbs, a dedicated 120V, 15A outlet within 12 feet, and 2 to 4 people to move a 297 lb tank off a pallet.
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