Buying any luxury item requires a little more planning and research than say… our weekly shop at the supermarket. We all like to know we’re getting the best value product for our hard earned cash but sometimes trying to find the best deal can be overwhelming and stressful. The internet is an amazing tool which gives us access to hundreds of information sources on hot tubs, however combing through all this info is time consuming, and it’s not always easy to determine which sources are genuine. This is why we have put together a guide, to help our customers know what to look for when buying a
hot tub.
Waterfalls and Fountains
Some
hot tubs may include a built in fountain or waterfall feature whereas others could offer it as an optional extra. Waterfalls and fountains can certainly enhance your hot tub experience; they provide soothing sound and are lovely to look at. Whilst not always necessary the extra element of luxury can be well worth the money for a lot of people. Fountains and waterfalls can also provide the perfect lively backdrop for parties and create a lovely soothing atmosphere for relaxation too.
Speakers & Audio Systems
Hot tubs with built in audio systems make it easy to listen to music in your spa. If you’re planning to throw parties in your hot tub or entertain a lot of people at once speakers are a really worthwhile feature. They’re also great for more intimate gatherings too or when enjoying your spa alone.
Lighting
Most modern,
luxury hot tubs will include some sort of built in lighting. Usually this is a mixture of underwater and above water LED lights. As many hot tub owners want to enjoy their spa after dark lighting is a fairly important feature. As well as illuminating the environment, underwater lighting also makes the water look all the more inviting.
Ozonators
When browsing
hot tubs you may have noticed some models include something called an ozonator. Ozonators use ozone gas to help keep hot tub water clean. This is an excellent feature especially for those with busy lifestyles as it reduces the need for as many chemical treatments and manual cleans. However it is recommended that a thermal blanket is used in hot tubs with ozonators to prevent the ozone gas from deteriorating the underside of the
hot tub ‘s cover.
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