Hot Tub & Swim Spa Scene HIGH END HOT TUBS
Riverstone Range Leads The Way Dutch-based spa manufacturer Allseas Spas & Wellness offers
the Riverstone range of top end luxury hot tubs, which has become the brand’s bestselling line.
The range is made up of four models – the Rhine,
Loire, Donau and Ganges. The Rhine is the smallest in the range, offering two seats and a lounger with ten air jets and 36 hydrojets. The models gradually
increase in size and functionality up to the
Ganges model, which can accommodate up to eight bathers and features 16 air jets and 68 hydro jets.
Allseas Spas products are designed to deliver the ultimate hydro therapeutic massage through exclusive systems and components. Their energy saving insulation system and self- cleaning jets are innovative and carefully engineered for the best ergonomics.
“We are predicting that this year’s bestselling models across
however, we really don’t feel the high end will be affected due to these spas being priced at the top end anyway. Most high end customers are not as price sensitive as those at other price points.”
PREMIUM QUALITY Rob Carlin of Superior Spas agrees: “We see our high end models sales increasing this year, with the help of fi nance and our showrooms offering our new high end models. “The typical luxury hot tub customer is either a customer who wishes to enjoy the benefi ts of a hot tub on a regular basis or a user that typically has a high end home and wishes to own a spa that fi ts in with its surroundings,” he adds. Superior Spas is the sole UK distributor of Wellis spas – a brand that is synonymous with premium quality spas. The brand recently launched its Starline range, comprising three high end models. Superior Spas’ bestselling luxury model is the Everest Premium
fi ve seater hot tub, which boasts 98 jets for the ultimate massage experience, plus a touch button programmable Pulsar System™ that provides nine different complimentary massage options from the same seat. Other features include the illuminated MagmaJet™ light and power system, plus an integrated 5-speaker AquaSOUL™ entertainment system that links to your mobile phone and media player via Bluetooth. “It’s the overall look of a hot tub that often sets a high end spa
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all our ranges will be the Donau and the Ganges from the Riverstone range,” explains Jan Smith, of Allseas Spas. “These top end spas are popular for their well-designed and balanced jet confi guration and also for their superior comfort.”
apart from an entry level spa,” reveals Rob. “We have recently developed new side panels, corner panels and new LED light logos to further enhance the visual appeal of our high end models.”
Vita Spa take hydrotherapy and purifi cation very seriously and this is demonstrated in their feature rich 700 series - the higher end of Vita Spa hot tub portfolio.
Being part of the largest, solely manufactured hot tub corporation in America, Vita Spa have been able to pool a lot of resources and research into the 700 series development over the years to produce a luxury high end series that is full of features and benefi ts for the end user.
FEATURE RICH “As a company our initial focus in the early years when Richard Hart took on the Vita was to build the brand and we found the core business was fi rmly in the middle ground,” says Graham Message of Aqua Warehouse Group – the importer and distributor of Vita Spa in the UK.
“However in the last few years we decided to start the push into the high end market as we know we have the product and the price to compete. Since then our numbers have grown year on year and our dealers have noticed more of a demand for quality and specifi cation.”
The Vita Spa Cabaret is testament to this and has become
BELOW: Allseas Spas’ Ganges hot tub can accommodate up to eight bathers and features 16 air jets and 68 hydro jets.
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