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Hot Tub & Swim Spa Scene BUSINESS


Wraps Off New Artesian Elite Range


and introduces a 7ft spa into the range, the Eagle Crest. The new contemporary design for each spa features an attractive curved design with a raised back (42”) which houses a 24” adjustable waterfall.


CHERRY-PICKED Popular features such as neck collar jets, foot-blasters, and Direct Flow Control technology have been cherry-picked from the Island and Platinum Elite ranges to be able to offer the best performing spa on the market. An extra circulation pump has also been added to power the water features, giving additional control and functionality.


ABOVE: Artisian Elite’s Bellagio Falls features four adjustable arches of water.


Artesian Spas has unveiled its latest range of luxury, hydrotherapy spas, the Artesian Elite.


The new Artesian Elite line has taken significant time and investment to conceive, construct and perfect, say Artesian, designed with the utmost precision and care.


The range replaces the Platinum Elite line and all the moulds have been completely redesigned to give a sleek and modern look


The Artesian Elite will feature the new SpaTouch2 panel making it easier for customers to set the temperature, lighting preferences, reminders, diagnostics, languages and


messages. Each spa is also equipped with Artesian’s patented Direct Flow


Personal Control® System previously used in the Platinum Elite. The new sleek design system will combine Artesian’s Variable Flow Control (VFC) and patented H2O Helix Jets for the ability to customise the power per seat.


Sunny Forecast For AWG Dealers


the water treatment specialists. Throughout a calendar year, Aqua Warehouse Group rewards dealers with MAAX Points. Every dealer sale generates a point or points depending on the value of sales. Two special awards, one for ‘The Largest Collections of MAAX


ABOVE: Aqua Warehouse dealers gathered in Tenerife for their annual networking event.


Aqua Warehouse dealers from across the UK gathered in Tenerife recently for their annual sales and awards event.


The glorious weather was an added bonus for the retail group that gathered at the all-inclusive Sandos Hotel & Resort. Jim McClure, from American Whirlpool and Vita Spas, updated everyone on all the latest improvements from the largest Hot Tub manufacturer in North America while Sean Aldred from Covana Europe shared the latest updates on the automated cover systems from Canada.


Dealers also heard presentations from Barrie and Roel, of O Care, 32 Hot Tub & Swim Spa Scene BUSINESS


Points in 2018’ and the other ‘Most Improved MAAX Points in 2018’ receive a £1000 Holiday Voucher. This year, both awards were won by Hot Tubs Hampshire. Other AWG winners were: American Whirlpool Top UK Sales 1 Stop Spas Highest % of Swim Spa Sales Welsh Hot Tubs Highest % of Top of Range Sale Swan Pools Most Improved Sales Swan Pools Vita Spa Top UK Sales Spyrys Spas & Hot Tubs Highest Percentage of Swim Spa Sales Hydro Activ Highest Percentage of Top of Range Sales Pools & Spas Windlesham Most Improved Sales Spyrys Spas & Hot Tubs “I am very lucky to have such a lovely bunch of dealers,” said AWG Managing Director, Richard Hart. “This is not work; spending time here with all these wonderful people has been an absolute pleasure,” he added.


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