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Spa Retailer Launches Franchise Model
Warwickshire-based spa retailer A5 Spas has embarked on a brand new business venture by launching a nationwide franchise under the Award Leisure banner.
The family-run company has taken the decision to launch the new franchise to give consumers access to premium hot tubs and pedigree garden products on their very own doorstep. Over the coming years, Award Leisure dealerships will be created across the country, spearheaded by A5 Spas’ already established showrooms in Warwickshire, Hertfordshire, and Lincoln. Each Award Leisure franchisee will a defined territory which is protected. “We have spent a lot of time and effort developing the internal
systems, procedures and documentation required to proceed with the expansion of our business on a franchise basis and we truly believe that we have one of the most exciting and profitable business franchises available,” comments Mark Anthony, Managing Director of Award Leisure.
FINANCE OPTIONS “Our turn-key strategy is 100% proven with our carefully chosen
portfolio of luxury products, unique selling features and year-on-year increasing consumer demand, we have a ready-made recipe for success.” The emphasis will be on the comprehensive choice of hot tubs and outdoor products on offer, to provide customers with a one-stop-shop purchasing experience. Award Leisure also has the advantage of being able to provide finance options from Barclays Bank, which include the popular ‘Buy Now Pay Later’ scheme, an Interest Free option and flexible repayment terms of up to ten years.
ABOVE: Award Leisure, formerly A5 Spas, has over 80 hot tubs on display across its three show sites in Warwickshire, Hertfordshire and Lincoln.
Mark adds: “For over 30 years we’ve worked hard to build up a strong reputation with customers and suppliers alike and we’re excited about this new chapter for Award Leisure.”
Two Brands Launch New Swim Spa Models
ABOVE: The new Vita Spa VM8 model has an open barrier-free exercise and swim area, which is complimented by a comfortable five-seater spa end.
Aqua Warehouse Group has launched two brand new 18ft dual temperature swim spas for the L.A. Spas and Vita Spa brands. The new L.A. Spas F8P and Vita Spa VM8 models have an open barrier-free exercise and swim area, which is complimented by a comfortable five-seater spa end.
The swim spas also incorporate the latest anti-turbulent propulsion
system technology, xSteam Force. This new Jet Propulsion System uses proprietary ‘Anti-Turbulence’ technology to boost and smooth out the swim stream for the ultimate swimming experience. xStream Force Jet Propulsion has advantages over propeller or paddles when it comes to creating a swim stream. The river jets produce an 80cm wide the swim stream which is 50% faster, achieving 2.1 – 3.5 mph in the swim stream pocket. The other advantage is that it also utilises current hot tub engineering with no special motors or propeller to maintain or service.
The two new swim spas were launched at the recent Aqua Warehouse Group dealer event.
Richard Hart, Managing Director of Aqua Warehouse Group, the distributor of both L.A. Spas and Vita Spa in the UK said: “We’re very excited to introduce the new dual temperature models. Our largest growth in sales over the last few years is in the swim spa sector where I feel we have gained good market share. I only see the introduction of the two new models adding to this growth”.
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