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SPN FEB 2012 NewSeasonHotTubs
CATALINA EXTENDS ITS SWIM SPA RANGE UP TO 10 MODELS
Catalina Spas says it has decided to be proactive for the new 2012 season. Stephen Crabb, Director of Catalina Spas, says: “2012 might not be an easy year but we are not going to sit back and wait to find out. We have made substantial investment into our dealer support programme in new products. These include three new swim spas, new spa upgrades, automatic sanitising, eco heating systems and a unique chemical packaging range. In addition we have a new mobile display exhibition unit for dealer use in county shows, exhibitions and open days.”
Catalina has its new 4.1metre Mardi Gras Swimtrainer and party spa, retailing at under £10,000 including VAT and has extended the range with three new budget swim spas including a new 1.2 metre deep model and two new larger Eco models. All the swim spas come with a 10 year guarantee. Catalina Swimspa range now has 10 models – one of the biggest choices in the market place. Catalina’s entry level Eurospa range of rotational moulded spas has been complemented with the addition of the Edinburgh Sportmodel, a 2 metre seven person spa that includes deluxe cover, chemical pack, and power
cord and 2kW heater for £3,547 including VAT.
Catalina is also promoting its World Series of spas again, hand built in California and aimed at clients who demand the best. The models features multiple options including remote control, special lighting and sound system, Spa-kle Automatic sanitiser, first year service, robes, towels, delivery and commissioning.
Another key feature for 2012 is that all Catalina Swimspas will be pre plumbed ready for Eco heat pumps which will reduce the running cost by as much as 70%. They are supplied with a three year full replacement warranty.
SUNDANCE SPAS PRESS ON WITH ENERGY EFFICIENT SUPERIORITY
Sundance Spas has new developments planned for 2012 with plans to build on the reputation of being the moist energy efficient spas in the market place. The new Elite Series consists of the Constance and Victoria models that include exclusive improvements, such as impressive energy-efficiency, a high-performance spa cover upgrade and a distinctive matching step for easy access that are both optional features.
Sundance Spas is introducing the most energy-efficient hot tub designs in their class with these
The Constance – one of two models in the new Elite Series from Sundance Spas
models. They took the spa design one step further with premium features and sophisticated aesthetics such as a finished cabinetry look on the exterior of the units. They are also offering an optional matching wood-cabinet step and other amenities that perfect the spa experience. Unique to both models is an optional VersaStep™ heavy-duty, colour-coordinated step with a handrail for easy spa access that also serves as a towel holder, and built-in storage for towels, sunscreens and other spa accessories. Additionally, the Elite Series offers superior hydrotherapy with patented Fluidix™ jet technology; SMT™ leg jets in the lounge for a targeted calf and hamstring massage; a new cool down seat for easier access, safety and comfort; a low-profile foot dome with up to eight jets and exterior lighting. spn
i FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
F ARTESIAN SPAS ( 0845 230 7727 :
www.artesianspas.co.uk F CALDERA SPAS ( 01993 777200 :
www.calderaspas.co.uk F CATALINA SPAS ( 01980 611555 :
www.catalinaspas.co.uk F ELITE SPAS ( 0800 849 1060 :
www.elitehottubs.co.uk F JACUZZI UK ( 01274 654700 :
www.jacuzzi.co.uk F MARQUIS SPAS ( 01271 378100 :
www.goldenc.co F SPA CREST EUROPE ( 01942 233211 :
www.spacrest-europe.com F SUNDANCE SPAS ( 01625 611118 :
www.sundance-spas.co.uk
Catalina’s new Mardi Gras swim spa makes it 10 in their product range
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