Don’t accept an average hot tub when you can buy an EXCEPTIONAL one from Riptide


At Riptide, we don’t make average spas, we build exceptional ones, incorporating only the very best components and highest quality materials.


Riptide Spas feature quality components by Gecko, Lucite, Aristech, Wakker silicon and LX Pumps. The beautiful Lucite and Aristech shells on our spas has a consistent thickness of 10mm and totally leak free. Ozone generators are corona discharge with a mixing chamber. Only the highest quality jets, suctions, Eva pillows and synthetic Wood FX cabinets are used in production.


For the ultimate in energy efficiency, closed cell foam insulation is sprayed in and around the spa cabinet.


For music lovers, Riptide Spas feature the quality Gecko in.stream bluetooth audio system with transducer, speakers and subwoofer.


Sturdy spa frames are constructed from either recycled plastic, timber or 2mm thick, 40mm x 20mm box section galvanised steel.


With lower


production and shipping costs,


Riptide Spas offer a distinct price advantage over other spa brands,


without compromising quality.


Become a Riptide dealer and sell a quality product, offering total peace of mind and earning your business both a healthy profit and a good reputation.


Exclusive territories are available in selected areas - contact us today.


If you are interested in becoming a Riptide dealer please email huwchivers@riptidepools.co.uk or call Huw on 01245 265036 ext 3.


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