The decision to buy a hot tub depends on your lifestyle and preferences. Consider factors such as how often you will use it, the maintenance involved, and the cost of operation.

Yes, hot tubs can be safe for daily use as long as you follow proper maintenance and safety guidelines.

Hot tubs are also known for their therapeutic benefits, including muscle relaxation, pain relief, improved circulation, and stress reduction.

Hot tubs can be enjoyed by individuals over the age of 5 but on the lower end of this spectrum we recommend only on a low heat for a short time. It is also important to supervise children and ensure that elderly individuals or those with health conditions consult a doctor before use.

Acrylic hot tubs are generally more durable, luxurious and offer better insulation, while inflatable hot tubs are more portable and usually a more affordable option.

If you are struggling with budget or not willing to part with such a large amount of money, some people start with an inflatable hot tub to see how much they use it before splashing-out on a premium model.

Consider factors such as size, seating capacity, features (jets, lighting, etc.), energy efficiency, budget, and maintenance requirements when selecting a hot tub.

The running costs of a hot tub can vary depending on factors such as the size of the tub, the temperature setting, and how frequently it is used. Typically, expect to pay for electricity to heat the water and chemicals to maintain water quality if its being used or not.

It is recommended to clean your hot tub at least once a month to prevent the build-up of dirt, debris, and bacteria. Regular cleaning will help maintain water quality and prolong the lifespan of your hot tub.

It is also recommended to change the water in your hot tub every 3 to 4 months, depending on usage and maintenance.

The lifespan of a hot tub can vary, but with proper care and maintenance, a high-quality hot tub can last anywhere from 10 to 20 years! You can further prolong the life of your hot tub with gazebos and covers, as well as keeping them out of direct sunlight.

To maintain water chemistry in your hot tub, regularly test the water for pH and sanitiser levels. Adjust these levels as needed using appropriate chemicals to ensure the water is safe and clean for use.

Yes, you can install a hot tub indoors, but it is important to consider ventilation, structural support, and moisture control to ensure a safe and comfortable environment.

Yes, we do offer bulk-buy and commercial discounts! We offer the best possible price to you by contacting our suppliers and using our long-standing relationships to negotiate for you! Get in contact with the details and we can of course do our very best to assist.