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HOT TUBS


OUR TOP HOT TUBS


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Here’s our selection of the best value for money tubs on the market across three key price ranges – £4,999 and below, £5,000 to £9,999 and £10,000 and above. So we hope that there’s a tub to suit all tastes and pockets


f you are about to make a decision to buy a hot tub, then the choice that awaits you is quite daunting. The variety of hot tubs on the market in the UK is both wide and varied – and can be confusing. So here’s our selection of the best value for money tubs on the market – ranging from a portable, rubber inflatable tub for a few hundred pounds to two- seater tubs which will fit into a corner in your garden, through to the luxury, top of the range multi-seating, sophisticated tubs for £15,000 and more. The prices quoted on the hot tubs have been checked with the manufacturers and are as accurate as possible. However, it is important that you check with your dealer as there will be some differences in the market. You will see that many of the hot tubs we have selected come with a variety of options. Some are standard and will be included in the price –others will involve added costs and so this will naturally affect the price you are finally quoted.


So where do you start and what are the options?


For a first time buyer we believe it is about three things – price, value and reliability. Hot tubs now are produced almost bespoke to the buyer’s needs with therapeutic jets positioned to suit your specific needs. But it’s also about water cleansing, how environmentally friendly the tub is and whether you want television, DVD or music systems as part of the package.


It is also about the warranty which will be given with the tub and the help and service you will be offered.


In our selection we’ve included just some of the technical information you will need to know about the tub – including in every case what the manufacturer is offering as a warranty. So here’s our choice of our top 30. Of course, by highlighting just 30, it means there are some great hot tubs which haven’t made it on to our list but it does, we hope, offer a starting point as you try and find the tub you are looking for.


01. MSpa Camaro from Splash Spas Price £599 Inflatable, affordable and portable – that says all you need to say about this Camaro inflatable from MSpa and available through Splash Spas. It has an integrated power-pack making the Camaro quieter than other inflatable spas available. It also makes this a neat and attractive looking spa. It has an inflatable cover with a tight fitting ring seal to provide maximum heat insulation. The internal I-Beam structure and an extremely hard wearing PU leather shell material make it


more rigid and durable than other inflatable spas on the UK market. An integrated self-drainage system avoids having to bale the water out.


We have taken care to ensure that prices quoted on these pages are as accurate as possible. However it is important to check with the respective dealers as there could be some price differences in the market. What we are quoting is the recommended retail price. It is worth mentioning that when you buy a hot tub a number of product options or extras may come into play which might change the price or give some room for negotiation.


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The UK warranty is managed in-house by Splash Spas ensuring a fast and efficient service in the unlikely event that you experience a problem with the product.


01. TECHNICAL DATA Capacity & Style: 4 People - Inflatable All Seater Dimensions:


Water Capacity:


Lighting: Filters:


1800 x 700mm 800 litres


Hydrotherapy Jets: 105 Air Jets Heater:


1.5kW N/A


15 sq ft


Warranty (Years): 1 Parts & Labour Website: www.hottubsuk.co.uk


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