Spa Pools

Spa Pools 

Spa baths are the ultimate investment in health and well-being. The warm bubbly water the pools produce provides a retreat from the strain of daily life and transcend expectations. They offer an intentional combination of massage and buoyancy with the warmness of the water soothing tired muscles.  

Practicality and leisure can truly go hand-in-hand with the extensive range of features that these spa baths come with. With their trendy design options and surplus size varieties, they can fit seamlessly into any existing layout, giving it a touch of class while ensuring energy efficiency. 

Benefits of Swim Spas

In addition to promoting relaxation, these spa baths have also proven to ease aches, boost sleep, and advance blood circulation. These systems have great insulation and are crafted with functionality and energy efficiency in mind. The modern, trendy designs of these swim spas transform a decor into a much more classy environment. Extra features such as spa pool lights and jets further promote an incredible ambience but also add luxury. 

Hot Tubs vs Spa Pools

Swim spas offer an in-ground bathing experience that accommodates more people than Hot Tubs. They can be a standalone feature or can adjoin a swimming pool. They can be installed both outdoors or indoors. The spas contain a water agitation system in addition to the recirculation system.

Types of Spa Baths 

The Portable Spa

These are above-ground units that are fully equipped with features such as pumps, heaters, and control panels that are contained within the cabinet and can be moved around. A portable spa can be adjusted to accommodate the landscaping of the garden and moved to change the layout, as and when required. 

In-Ground Spa Pool

With the ease of getting in and out of it, the in-ground spa pool gives a perfect open-air experience of an outdoor spa. These are built-in keeping a larger group of people in mind. These pools offer a perfect opportunity for encouraging quality time with friends and family while being immersed in profound comfort.

The Inflatable Spa 

An inflatable spa is quickly rising in popularity with its ability to be set-up nearly anywhere. Their low cost, easy maintenance, and fast set-up allow for an instant spa experience that can be taken along to sporting events, camping trips, fishing trips, or even the beach. 

Spa Pool Materials and Construction 

Acrylic

For a pool that achieves the ultimate in aesthetics and usability, it’s hard to overlook the enduring pool interior that is characteristic of acrylic. This particular material makes the pool withstand weathering, scratching, and staining and provides superior agility. 

Fibreglass

The easy instalment and low maintenance make this pool an ideal combination of durability and comfort. With fibreglass, there is no liner replacement or resurfacing needed. Fibreglass can withstand damages and last longer. 

Polyethylene

This material provides a large strength-to-density ratio. It is also environmentally friendly due to its recyclable material that can be used again and again. Durable and agile, they are perfect for harsh climatic conditions. 

Spa Pool Sizes

Swim pools come in a plethora of sizes and shapes to accommodate groups of people. From small (2 persons) to giant (10 persons) sizes, they come with many features. The cost mainly goes up depending on the size and the number of features. 

Spa Heating Options 

Heat Pump

The air sourced heat pumps are the most energy-saving and economical way to heat the spa. The heat pump will overturn the spa’s built-in conventional electric element and draw up to 75% less energy. Heat pumps also use 55% lesser power than natural gas. 

Gas Heating

These heating systems burn natural gas or propane and warm up the pool's water by drawing water through a filter into the heating unit. They provide a faster heating system that is not dependant on external weather conditions.

Spa Covers

A spa cover helps to maintain the cleanliness of the pool by keeping out debris, insects, and leaves. They also keep the filter functioning longer and prevent accidents. The insulation achieved through the cover allows for the retention of an optimal temperature and prevents heat loss.