Five or six people use it together
You want a tub that suits the whole group without a larger footprint than you need.
Check the listed seat count and whether the seats suit the group, including any lounge seats you want.
See 6 person hot tubsBuying guide: 5 to 6 person hot tubs
You want a 5 to 6 person hot tub that suits your usual group without a larger footprint than you need. The seat count, the lounge or upright layout and the footprint all change how the tub fits your garden and how many people it really suits. Compare the 5 to 6 person hot tubs below on seat layout and dimensions before you choose.
Start with the seat layout, because the label is a rough guide and lounge or upright seats change how many people can use the tub comfortably. Then measure your site and check the listed dimensions, leaving room for access and maintenance. Finally, check the base and the power supply, since a full tub is heavy and needs a solid, level surface.
You want a tub that suits the whole group without a larger footprint than you need.
Check the listed seat count and whether the seats suit the group, including any lounge seats you want.
See 6 person hot tubsYou want space for the whole group on busy days.
Check the seat count, the seat layout and the cover, and confirm the tub suits the people who join most often.
See hot tubs for large familiesYou want lounge seats that let you relax while others sit upright.
Check the listed seat layout and whether the lounge seats are built in, then confirm the space still works for the group.
See hot tubs with hydrotherapy jetsYou want the tub delivered and placed without damage.
Check the access route on the product page and ask the retailer whether a crane lift is needed.
See hot tubs for professional installationSend us the number of people who will use the tub most often, the seat layout you prefer and the measurements of your site and access route. Our team can help check whether a 5 to 6 person tub suits your group and garden before you order.
Contact the teamThe questions below cover what the 5 to 6 person label means, the size and base the tub needs, power requirements, lounge seating and cover lifters.
Not necessarily. The label is not defined in a consistent way, so check the listed seat count and layout rather than relying on the label.
Not necessarily, but you need room for the footprint, the access route and maintenance. Measure your site, then check the dimensions and clearances in the manual.
Yes. Power needs depend on the model, so check the product page for each tub you consider, then confirm your supply with a qualified electrician.
Concrete is the strongest option, with paving or reinforced decking as alternatives. Decking must be reinforced to carry a full tub, so check the base requirements before delivery.
Lounge seats let you stretch out and recline, which suits some people, but they change the layout. Check the listed seat type and confirm the layout still suits the group.
A cover lifter avoids dragging a heavy cover around, which is useful on any tub. Check whether one is included, and ask what else the basic kit contains.
Check the dimensions, seating and features on each product page before you order.
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