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NEW SEASON HOT TUBS AND SPAS


The Wolverine All Weather Pool from Arctic Spas


• In addition, heat retention properties will be advanced even further across all models in the range by the introduction of floor insulation in the base. This will entirely encapsulate all six faces of the spa in high-performance insulation, ensuring that as much heat as possible is retained in the spa.


• There will be two new 2013 Microban® impregnated acrylic shell colours from Lucite available in their colour range.


ARCTIC SPAS INTRODUCES THE ALL WEATHER POOL AND THE SUMMIT XL


2013 will see numerous parts of a pool’s aesthetic incorporated into the typical hot tub – from vanishing edge designs to marbled acrylic finishes, it’s clear that spas will be borrowing their looks more and more from typical swimming pools. That’s the view of Arctic Spas, who rather than merely mimic a pool’s appearance, are launching two new products that bring the form and function of both hot tubs and pools together: the All Weather Pool and the Summit XL. The Summit XL defies expectations in that it is the most expansive hot tub they’ve made to date. Measuring a colossal eight by ten feet, this swim spa has seating for nine people, and has a total of 61 jets. Entertaining greater numbers of friends and family is no longer impossible thanks to the sheer size of the Summit XL. The All Weather Pool is designed as an alternative to typical pools, which do not get year-round usage thanks to unpredictable weather, huge operation costs and time- consuming maintenance schedules. Arctic have five models of these revolutionary products, and all of them can be used for workouts and rehabilitation thanks to a


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multitude of counter-current and tether resistance systems. So too can the All Weather Pool be used for the traditional therapeutic benefits of hot tubs. The Wolverine All Weather Pool in particular is unique to the industry in this manner because it has dual therapy seats with a total of 28 massage jets as well as advanced swimming options. With the capacity of a swimming pool and all the benefits of a hot tub, both All Weather Pools and the Summit XL are transforming the idea of investing in backyard aquatic recreation products.


JACUZZI® EXPANDS ITS ITALIAN DESIGNER RANGE Jacuzzi®


the American style hot tubs commonly seen in the UK Market.


is introducing three new additions to the Italian Designer Range, each embracing Italian sleek, minimal styling and offering the consumer a choice that is differentiated from


The Santorini PRO offers two lounge seats and three upright hydromassage stations and is a spacious oasis to enjoy with friends. The Delos is a clean and simple tub offering one lounge seat and three upright hydromassage stations, the Delos also features two seats without jets from which those who just enjoy the warm water and gentle turbulence can completely relax and forget the stresses and strains of daily life. The Delfi also features one lounge seat and three upright hydromassage stations and includes a waterfall feature to soften the tension in the neck and shoulders. All three models feature a Clearray™, Smartseal™ and Trifusion™ shell so you can be confident of their build quality and attention to energy efficiency and water hygiene. With a Bluetooth sound system,


Part of Jacuzzi Italian Designer Range, The Santorini PRO offers two lounge seats and three upright hydromassage stations


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