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Buying guide: hot tubs for a larger budget
At a larger budget, think first about where the tub will sit and how it will be installed. Sort out the spot, the access route and the power supply before delivery, so the tub can go straight into use when it arrives. These points also show whether a tub suits your garden and your daily routine.
Start with the access route and the space around the tub, so it can be delivered and maintained. Then check the power supply and whether the position is permanent, since built-in and plug-and-play tubs differ. Finally, check with your local planning authority if the tub will be sunk into the ground or enclosed.
You want a build and position that suit the garden long term.
Check the listed construction type before you order, since built-in tubs are permanent and plug-and-play tubs are semi-permanent.
Browse 13-amp plug and play hot tubsYou want the tub ready to use on the day it is delivered.
Check the listed power requirement against the supply at your spot, and confirm the circuit before delivery.
Browse 32-amp hot tubsYou want space to walk, sit and get out easily.
Measure the spot and check the listed dimensions, allowing room to step in and out.
Browse hot tubs for large familiesYou want a tub that suits guest use and is simple to look after.
Check the listed seat count and care system, and confirm with the retailer what the tub is suited to.
Browse holiday let hot tubsSend us the measurements of the spot, the route through any gates or doors and the power details at your site, along with the make and model. Our team can help check the fit and access before you order.
Contact the teamThe questions below cover planning permission for sunken or raised sites, whether a larger budget means you need more space, what the price includes, what to measure before ordering and how to prepare a sloped garden.
A sunken tub may count as engineering works and need permission. A raised deck or permanent enclosure that goes beyond permitted development limits can also need approval, so check with your local planning authority first.
Not necessarily. The listed dimensions and seat layout set the footprint, so check them against the spot rather than relying on the price.
Some price product pages exclude freight or delivery, so check what the price covers before you compare tubs. Ask for installation to be quoted separately if it is not included.
Measure the footprint, the route for delivery through gates or doors, and the clearance around the tub for maintenance. Then check the listed dimensions against those measurements.
Check the manual and product page for set-up steps. Electrical work and built-in installations should be carried out by a qualified professional.
A slope can affect access and the level base the tub sits on. Check with the retailer or installer how your site needs preparing before the tub arrives.
Check the dimensions, seating and features on each product page before you order.
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9Seats
76Jets
32 AmpHard-wired
