Four people use the tub most evenings
You want a tub sized for the four of you, with room to get in and out.
Check the listed seat count and layout, then confirm the space between seats on the product page or at a dealer.
See 4-person hot tubsBuying guide: hot tubs for a higher budget
At this budget the price does not tell you the seat count, the cover or the installation, so check those details before you choose. Size the tub to the people who use it most evenings, then check the cover and insulation together. Work out the installation and the power supply before you commit to a spot.
Start with the seat count and layout, since the people who use the tub decide the size you need. Then check the cover and the insulation, because these affect how much heat the tub keeps in. Finally, confirm the installation and power requirements, since these can add to the total cost before the tub is in use.
You want a tub sized for the four of you, with room to get in and out.
Check the listed seat count and layout, then confirm the space between seats on the product page or at a dealer.
See 4-person hot tubsYou want the tub ready for the next session without a long wait.
Check the listed insulation and whether the cover is insulated, since insulated lids help reduce running costs.
Ask our team about insulationYou want a construction and position that suit the garden long term.
Check the listed construction type, since built-in tubs are permanent and need professional installation.
See professional hot tubsYou want the tub to stay usable through the weather you get.
Check the product page for the construction and how the cover secures, before you commit to the spot.
Hot tubs for all weather conditionsTell us which model you are considering, how you plan to get the tub to its spot, and whether a circuit is already in place at your site. Our team can help check the installation requirements before you order.
Contact the teamThe questions below cover whether a higher price means more seats, what to get in writing before installation, the difference between built-in and plug-and-play tubs, and whether a larger tub is harder to clean.
Not necessarily. Seat count depends on the size and layout of the tub, so check the listed seat count and layout rather than the price. The right number of seats depends on how you will use the tub.
Ask for the base, the electrical work and the delivery route to be quoted and confirmed in writing before you agree the price.
No. Plug-and-play tubs are durable and semi-permanent, while built-in tubs are permanent and need professional installation.
Not on price alone. Check the insulation type and the cover, and ask whether the manufacturer has a long history of supplying tubs for cold climates.
The tub will not work well if it does not fit the space, however much you spend. Check the listed dimensions against the space, and consider whether you can get in and out from more than one side.
A larger volume of water needs more treatment, so the filter and water care system have to cope with it. Check the listed filter and water care details before you order.
Check the dimensions, seating and features on each product page before you order.
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