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While dimensions vary by model, most 4-person hot tubs require a footprint of approximately 200cm x 200cm.

It is essential to allow additional clearance around the perimeter for cover lifter operation and easy access to the internal components for future maintenance.

A 13-amp 'Plug and Play' model can be connected to a standard outdoor socket but may turn the heater off when the jet pumps are on high speed.

A 32-amp model requires a dedicated electrical supply but allows the heater and multiple pumps to run simultaneously, maintaining water temperature more effectively during use.

Square hot tubs typically offer more ergonomic seating, including dedicated corner seats or loungers with focused hydrotherapy jets.

Round hot tubs often provide a more social 'open' seating arrangement and can be easier to fit into specific garden layouts or tighter circular patio spaces.

A lounger seat is ideal if you want full-body hydrotherapy, targeting the back, legs, and feet simultaneously.

However, loungers take up more floor space; if you prefer more legroom for four adults to sit facing each other, an all-seater model may be more suitable.

Jet count is less important than jet placement and pump power; a well-designed tub with 30-40 strategically placed jets often provides a better massage than one with 60 poorly placed ones.

For a medium-sized tub used regularly by four people, we recommend a full water change every 3 to 4 months to maintain hygiene and water clarity.

Yes, but the decking must be structurally reinforced to support the weight of the tub, the water (approx 1,000 litres), and the occupants.

A fully loaded 4-person hot tub can weigh over 1,500kg, so consulting a structural engineer or professional installer is highly recommended.

Regular maintenance involves testing sanitiser levels (Chlorine or Bromine) daily or before use, cleaning the filters weekly, and balancing the pH levels.