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Buying a hot tub
For many people who’ve worked hard and found their dream home, installing a hot tub in their back garden is the ultimate icing on the cake, symbolising a touch of luxury, and bringing fun, relaxation and enjoyment, as well as health benefits.
Whether it’s winding down for one, romantic bubbly bathing for two, fun for all the family or spa parties with friends, hot tubs are the ultimate pièce de la resistance in any home. No need to book expensive hotels or beauty salons – you can have your very own spa day at home.
So, you’ve decided to buy one – where do you start? Well, the first step is to establish how you’re going to use it, and how many people will generally be taking advantage of it. This will help you decide what size to look for, and how many seats you’ll want in it.
Taking this into account, assess your available space. Get out your tape measure, and don’t forget to measure any doors or gates it will need to go through too, unless you opt for an installation company that uses a crane. Consider, too, other aspects of your chosen location such as lighting, view from the tub and privacy, as well as access to a drain into which you can run a hose for the twice-yearly drainage you’ll need to perform.
Next, choose your style. Self-contained or built into the ground? Bear in mind that a built-in one will become a permanent feature, like a swimming pool, so if you are likely to move house and want to be able to take it with you, opt for a more portable hot tub, ie a stand-alone one. (The most mobile spa of all is an inflatable hot tub.) Wood, vinyl or acrylic exterior? Wood is a popular choice, but bear in mind it will need staining from time to time. And the shape: square, rectangular, round or corner?
Cost is another important consideration. Factor in the chemicals and cleaners you’ll need and other maintenance costs, as well as increased electricity bills (though these are usually fairly minimal).
Browse the web or check your local area for companies with hot tubs for sale. Once you’ve chosen, check the company policies on delivery and installation and be sure your chosen hot tub comes with a good guarantee or warranty.
Finally, once you’ve purchased it and it’s been fully installed, all that’s left is to get in, sit back and relax!
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