Stores
Call
Basket
0
Enter your search above and results will appear here.
Cheapest first
Cheapest first
Cheapest first
Cheapest first
Clear, safe water
Keep it running
Find parts by make
Cover and save energy
Finishing touches
Louvred aluminium, 16 to choose from
Size
Brand
See all pergolas50 BBQs, kamado grills and pizza ovens
Fuel
Brand
See all BBQsHeat, rinse and relax
Cheapest first
Swim against a current, train, or simply relax, without a trip to the leisure centre. Compare the whole range, from 3.8m to 5.9m long.
£19,999.00
8
Seats
83 Jets
40 Amp & 32 Amp
590 x 235 x 140 cm (L x W x H)
19ft with two independent zones: swim at one end, soak at the other
Buying guide: swim spas on a set budget
You have a budget in mind, but for a swim spa the price says little about how it swims, how it seats or whether it fits your garden. Check whether the spa suits your regular swimming, and whether your site, power and access are ready before it arrives. Test the price against those points, and the budget becomes a fair measure of value.
Start with the people who will use it, because how many people use it regularly and how tall they are decide the right size. Then check the seat layout and the swim current on each product page, since these show how the spa will be used day to day. Finally, measure your site and check the base with an installer before you order.
You want the features you will really use, rather than paying for extras you will not need.
Check the seat count, the swim current and the jets on the product page against how your household will use the spa.
See all swim spasYou want a length that fits the space and still lets you get in and out easily.
Measure the spot and check the listed dimensions, then leave clear room for servicing and the cover.
See all swim spasYou want a current that stays steady, so you can swim without fighting the water.
Check the product page for the current type and whether it adjusts, and try it with each person who will swim.
See Jacuzzi swim spasYou want to know the power and access needs before you order, not after delivery.
Check the listed power supply, then ask a qualified electrician to confirm your supply and the access route.
Ask us about your siteMeasure the spot and send us its length, width and depth, any side access or fence gaps you have, and the power supply at the house. Our team can help check the fit and the power needs with you before you place an order.
Contact the teamThe questions below cover whether a lower price means a lower quality spa, which features matter most, clear space around the spa, self-installation and what an uneven base can cause.
Price does not show how well a swim spa is made. Check the construction, insulation and warranty terms on the product page, and ask the retailer what the warranty covers before you decide.
Start by deciding how you will swim, then test the current and check the cover, insulation and access for maintenance. Those points show how the spa will be used day to day.
Yes. Some swim spas have a compact design for smaller spaces, such as the PowerActive series. Check the listed dimensions against your site before you choose.
Leave clear space all the way around the spa for a safe path and easy access. Measure your site and leave room for servicing and the cover as well.
Plan installation with a qualified installer, because the base, drainage, power and delivery all need to be ready. Use qualified help for lifting, electrical work, installation and any changes to the water system.
If the spa is not on a level surface, water pressure can shift to weak areas, which can lead to warping, cracking and leaks. Check that the base is level and drained before the spa is delivered.
Check the dimensions, seating and features on each product page before you order.
Popup
Use this popup to embed a mailing list sign up form. Alternatively use it as a simple call to action with a link to a product or a page.
By clicking enter you are verifying that you are old enough to consume alcohol.
