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You are very welcome to arrange an appointment to view, sit in and try out our hot tub range at our purpose-built indoor showroom in Addlestone. There is no obligation and no pressure to buy. We offer changing facilities, and all of our test models, including two swim spas, are located indoors for your convenience and privacy.

We offer a range of competitive finance options for your hot tub purchase. A member of our team will explain everything on offer when you visit our showroom. Terms range from 12 to 120 months, subject to status. Our most popular option allows you to pay a small deposit with the balance payable within 9 months, interest-free. All finance options are subject to status.

A 10-year guarantee is offered on all our hot tubs and swim spas. All products are crafted in Canada by some of the world’s most skilled engineers, using the highest quality components and materials together with the most efficient insulation technology, so you can rest assured you’ll be able to enjoy your hot tub for many years to come.

The patented Hydropool self-cleaning system removes debris from both the surface and the bottom of the tub, meaning that 100% of the water is cleaned every 15 minutes.

The features of our hot tubs vary from model to model, and a lot of them are customisable to suit your specific requirements. Some of the most popular features include:

• Seating options from 2 up to 9 people
• Multi-level seating
• Recliner seats
• Corner seats
• Never-float loungers
• Variety of shell and cabinet options to suit personal taste, landscaping or décor
• Fully-adjustable, zoned jetting for personal user control
• Built-in non-slip steps

Planning permission is not normally required for items of a relocatable or temporary nature like a Hot Tub or SwimSpa. If you live in an area of outstanding natural beauty, listed property, or a conservation area you should check with your local council before installing your pool or spa in-ground, but if you are looking to place either of these on the surface (above ground) then planning permission would not be required.

To install your hot tub, you only need to worry about three things: a solid, level base to stand it on, power supply, and a hosepipe to fill it up. If you plan to sink the spa, there will be the added consideration of access on one or more sides for servicing, plus suitable drainage in the pit to remove overspill water or torrential rain. It’s recommended that you speak to your supplier for advice prior to making the decision to sink it into the ground & always request an installation guide, which should include specific advice on the model you have purchased. The experience of the supplier is always a valuable asset.