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All Allseas Spas and Swimspas come with a 4 stage “Energy Insulation System” – an insulation system which locks in heat at the shell, the base pan, the cabinet and the top of the spa and utilises heat from the pump to further reduce heating costs. Most of our spas have extra insulation on the base pan and an extra layer of insulation on the cabinet, making Allseas spas amongst the best insulated in the world. Unlike foam filled spas, our system allows full access to the jets and fittings for servicing.


“Tough bond” 6 layer laminate shells


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“Tough built” Triple reinforced frame


Unit 3 Garlands Trading Estate Cadley Road, Collingbourne Ducis, Marlborough, Wiltshire SN8 3EB


Swim jet 150mm Thermo locked cabinet 01264 850001


Revolutionary Hot Tub Cover and Lifter Combination A Common Sense Solution With a Revolutionary Patented Design


Easiest Lifting System to Use. The VacuSeal Cover/Lifter Combination Requires Just One Simple Motion to Either Open or Close the Cover.


The Patented VacuSeal Cover Eliminates Costly Heat Loss Areas and The VacuSeal Lifter’s Unique Reverse Pneumatic Technology Forms a Pressurized Fit. Together The Two Systems Have Created The First and Only True Vacuum Seal Fit. Plus the Patented Clamping System Protects and Extends Your Cover’s Life.


Spaeuro Ltd, Spaeuro House Penygraig Ind Est, Dinas Road Penygraig, Tonypandy CF40 1HZ


Tel: +44 (0)1443 437915 Email: enquiries@spaeuro.eu Web: www.spaeuro.eu


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