Insulated outdoor spas - developed for arctic conditions!

In tests carried out during the winter months, electricity consumption for maintenance heating and filtration around 6 kWh per day at a water temperature of 37°C. The design have no problems withstanding cold down to -30°C. Detailed instructions makes the installation of the filtration unit and heater easy. NOTE! Everything else apart from the insulated box, the filtration unit with heater comes completely assembled. Bottom Insulation: isolated discs 50 mm hard insulation. Note! LED lights are accessories.

This is how we build our insulated spas and plastic hot tubs!

SpaDealers utilize the following plastic materials: Polyethylene or acrylic.

• Polyethylene is a durable and heat-resistant plastic used in everything from shopping bags to large containers. Very suitable as a material for hot tubs. It is available as a single color, or with a "marbled" pattern.
• Acrylic is a durable and heat-resistant plastic used in everything from shopping bags to large containers. Very suitable as a material for hot tubs. It is available as a single color, or with a "marbled" pattern.

How acrylic hot tubs are made:

• 1. The acrylic surface is vacuum formed

   

• 2. Fiberglass reinforcement is applied

   

• 3. The reinforcement is evened out by hand

   

In general it can be said about all plastics, that it is the material thickness and the design that determines the stability. Thinner materials provide savings in manufacturing costs, but is negative for the durability of the product.