Exclusive Hot Tubs and Pools with Accessories

We have put together some really cost-effective packages with suitable accessories for different target groups.
Maybe you want electric heating instead of wood, or why not both.
All our hot tubs and pools are made of acid-proof/stainless sheet metal, which is also electropolished for increased corrosion protection and to make it more difficult for bacteria and algae to adhere to the smooth surface. For example, the same surface treatment is established on stainless fittings in the marine industry that must withstand the tough environment at sea. It also gives a very exclusive impression.

Normally 6-10 weeks delivery time on all models but in early summer we have a very high occupancy so it is therefore important to order well in advance. It is fine to order well in advance and request delivery later on.

Whichever package you choose, you will get a very elegant and easy-to-maintain pool or hot tub.

Below are some tips and things to consider in our buying guide.

Your new pool will likely become the crown jewel of your garden, so think about the surroundings and plan the whole.

Where should I place my pool? Should it be stand-alone or should it be built-in?

Building your pool into the deck requires a bit more work but gives a very luxurious whole.

A stand-alone installation can be placed almost anywhere, take advantage of the best possible location on your property.

The neat installation of the pool has a significant impact on how much your property increases in value.

How will I use my bath?

Some bathe several times a week while others only a few times a month, perhaps the pool will be at the summer cottage and therefore only used seasonally.

If the bath is used more frequently, it may be appropriate to always have it heated and have a good filtration system, while if it is used less often, it may be appropriate to only have a wood stove and possibly complement with an electric heater where the thermostat is set low.

Wood Stove?

A traditional wood stove is a true workhorse for hot tubs and makes heating your bath incredibly cost-effective.

A crackling fire next to the bath also has a high coziness factor.

If you want to shorten the heating time or use the pool often and during the coldest part of the year, it may be a good idea to complement with an electric heater.

Electric Heater

What has recently become very popular and also very convenient is electric heating. This gives you the opportunity to always have a warm bath ready to step into.

A 3kW electric heater warms about 2°C per hour which is why it is usually kept running constantly. If you know you won't be bathing for a while, you can lower the temperature.

Since electric heaters cannot achieve self-circulation, they must be complemented with a filter pump.

Cleaning

If the pool is not emptied after each bath, pool chemicals must be used. Water contains various types of bacteria that thrive especially well when the water is warm. This can cause a cloudy appearance, slimy surfaces, or vegetation. To counteract this, chemicals need to be added. Preferably a floating dispenser with chlorine tabs.

Other larger particles such as grass, needles, leaves, etc. are hard to avoid in an outdoor pool and these must be caught with a filter.

Investing in a purification plant therefore means that you get a much fresher pool, avoid water changes and cleaning work.

Thanks to the pump, you can also place the heat source up to 10m from the pool.

Insulation

Having an insulated pool shortens the heating time and power consumption and is a strong recommendation if you are going to have your pool heated.

You can either purchase our insulation kits or choose to insulate yourself.

Cover

One should choose a cover, it not only protects the pool from debris when not in use, it also affects the heating time.

There are many spa cover manufacturers on the market, our specially adapted covers can be found under accessories.