Hot Tubs

Our range of hot tubs is designed to promote relaxation, ease muscle tension and support overall wellbeing. Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use, these hot tubs deliver consistent heat therapy for recovery and everyday relaxation.

Frequently Asked Questions About Hot Tubs

What are the health benefits of using a hot tub?

Hot tubs offer more than just relaxation—they can support both physical and mental wellbeing. Regular use may help reduce stress, ease muscle tension, improve circulation, and promote better sleep.

For those who exercise regularly, soaking in a hot tub after a workout can aid muscle recovery and help reduce soreness.

Hot tubs can also benefit your mental health. Warm water immersion may help lower cortisol levels (the body’s stress hormone) while encouraging the release of endorphins, which improve mood.

In addition, taking time away from screens to relax in a hot tub can help you unwind, whether that’s enjoying nature or spending quality time with family and friends.

How can I get the most from my hot tub session?

Start by creating the right atmosphere. Whether you prefer upbeat music and vibrant lighting or a calm, relaxing setting, tailor the environment to suit your mood.

Stay hydrated by bringing a glass of water with you, as the heat can cause increased sweating. Ensure the water temperature is comfortable—typically between 37–40°C is recommended.

For deeper relaxation, consider incorporating breathing exercises or mindfulness techniques.

While it’s easy to lose track of time, it’s best to limit sessions to around 30 minutes. Daily use is generally safe, but if you feel light-headed, nauseous, or experience any discomfort, exit the tub immediately.

Can everyone use a hot tub?

While many people can safely enjoy a hot tub, individual circumstances vary. If you have any medical conditions or concerns, it’s always best to consult a healthcare professional before use.

As a general guideline:

• Pregnant women are advised to avoid hot tubs, particularly during the first trimester
• Children under five should not use hot tubs
• Older children should always be supervised, with lower temperatures and shorter sessions

Those with conditions such as heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, skin conditions, or urinary tract infections should take extra care, as heat may worsen symptoms.

If you’ve recently had a tattoo, wait until it has fully healed (typically 2–4 weeks or longer) before using a hot tub to reduce the risk of infection.

Where should I place my hot tub?

There’s no single perfect location, but a few key factors can help you choose the right spot:

Privacy and views
Position your hot tub to make the most of your surroundings while maintaining privacy from neighbours.

Sun exposure
Sunlight can help naturally warm the water and enhance enjoyment in colder months. However, too much exposure in summer can overheat the water, fade surfaces, and encourage algae growth.

Shelter
Consider placing your hot tub in a sheltered area—such as near a wall, under a pergola, or beside trees—to provide protection from wind and excessive sun.

Access to utilities
Ensure easy access to electricity and a water source for filling and maintenance.

Safety and maintenance
Install your hot tub on level ground with good drainage. Leave enough space around it for cleaning and servicing, and avoid hazards like slippery surfaces or overhanging branches. Safety barriers may be advisable if children are present.

Are hot tubs suitable all year round?

Yes, hot tubs can be enjoyed throughout the year. In winter, they provide a warm and cosy outdoor retreat, while in summer they can be a refreshing place to relax or socialise.

Seasonal care is important:

• Winter: Use covers and insulation to retain heat and monitor water levels to prevent freezing
• Summer: Regularly check water chemistry, as warmer temperatures can encourage algae and bacteria growth

Do hot tubs require professional installation?

Some hot tubs can be installed самостоятельно, but professional installation is recommended to ensure everything is set up safely and correctly, particularly electrical and plumbing connections.

Access is another key consideration. While many installations are straightforward, some situations may require specialist equipment such as a crane, including:

• Limited access to the installation area
• Elevated or raised installations
• Uneven or sloped terrain
• Larger or heavier hot tubs

How do I maintain a hot tub?

Routine maintenance is essential to keep your hot tub clean, safe, and running efficiently. Key tasks include:

• Cleaning pumps, headrests, and jets
• Flushing, draining, and refilling the water
• Regularly checking chemical levels and system performance

In addition to ongoing care, an annual professional service is recommended to keep your hot tub in optimal condition.