Hot Tub & Swim Spa Scene HOT TUB PROJECT


HONEYMOON SUITE


Set within a valley of 32 acres of outstanding North Devon countryside with lakes, wild flower meadows, mature woodland not forgetting a mixture of friendly animals, Millbrook Estate is holiday resort specialises in small intimate and runaway weddings Among the five star facilities offered is the Treetop Escape, a stunning building hanging over a beautiful wooded valley. Millbrook asked Allpools and Spas to provide a hot tub that would match the outstanding building and location and provide a perfect ‘honeymoon’ hot tub. Allpools and Spas has been operating in Central Somerset for more than 30 years with a show site at Dobbies Garden Centre in Shepton Mallet. The company covers both the domestic and commercial markets throughout Somerset and work especially closely with the leisure industry, which includes holiday parks.


“The hot tub needed to integrate into the overall design and be capable of being craned and moved into a very difficult location,” explains Andy Emmerson of Allpools and Spas. “The client already used Beachcomber Hot Tubs for some of their other holiday lets and therefore wanted to have a product that performed as well in respect of reliability, durability and low running cost but would fit into the design of the project. The round Beachcomber hot tub fits perfectly into the area on the decking and its shape compliments that curves of the building and the finishes of the tub also blended with the overall finish.


Allpools and Spas Ltd Tel. 01749 345770 www.allpoolsandspas.co.uk


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