Hot Tubs in Redditch – Your Local Hot Tub Dealer in Redditch

Are you looking to buy a Hot Tub in Redditch?

As your local authorised British Hot Tubs and Beachcomber Hot Tubs dealer in and around Redditch Worcestershire and the surrounding areas, we are proud to offer you the best hot tubs.

Are you thinking of improving your garden to make the most of the long summer nights?

Here at Award Leisure we pride ourselves on offering the very best customer service and satisfaction to our customers in Redditch.

Hot tubs are growing in popularity in the UK and now it is estimated that 1 in 10 homes now own a personal Hot Tub.

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Luxury Hot Tubs in Redditch and Swim Spas in B97, B98

We exclusively offer manufacturer direct pricing with no middle men on the most innovative and unique Hot Tubs available. British Hot Tubs are designed for the UK climate and lifestyle, with the very best North American parts and all the latest features and innovations.

We also sell Canadian made Beachcomber Hot Tubs, a family-owned, Canadian manufacturer based in Surrey, BC, and has been handcrafting hot tubs of the finest quality, best value, and unparalleled comfort since 1978.

Hot Tub Repair service in Redditch

Whether you have purchased your Redditch Hot Tub from us or from another supplier, we are happy to help. Our knowledgeable, friendly and helpful maintenance team are only a phone call away for servicing or repairs. If you live in Redditch and are looking to get your Hot Tub cleaned or moved to a new property or just elsewhere in the garden, then we can help.

We also serve Hot Tub owners in Redditch by stocking a huge range of chemicals and accessories to keep your Hot Tub tip top.

Supplying Redditch with Eco-Friendly Hot Tubs

Beachcomber Hot Tubs energy efficiency continues to go unrivalled and saves 33% more energy compared to industry competitors. Beachcomber take key measures to ensure maximum massage jetting therapy, proper insulation and low energy consumption for low-cost operation. The end result – maximum warmth with minimum energy.

And our British Hot Tubs™ possess Eco Zone Insulation. An award-winning concept involves 3 processes: we spray ½” Polyurethane Foam onto the back of the spa shell for insulation. Then, 3cm Polyurethane Foam Panels are fitted inside the frame of the cabinet. These 2 processes alone trap 90% of heat which travels through the shell. Finally, we have a Polyisocyanurate Reflective Silver Foil Wrap fitted to the inside of the cabinet and another 1” Polyurethane Foam Panel on the inside of the Silver Foil.

So why choose Award Leisure?

Do you want to buy a Hot Tub? Service a Hot Tub? Here is why you should choose Award leisure for your Redditch Hot Tub solutions.

  • Established in 1984
  • Huge range of products to suit all budgets
  • Payment plans
  • Site surveys
  • Aftercare service
  • Delivery, Installation and Chemical starter pack

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What Do I Need to Consider When Buying a Hot Tub?

Thinking of Buying a Hot Tub?

Buying a Hot Tub is so exciting! Browsing hot tub websites, visiting beautiful showrooms and learning all about the different types of hot tub – but there are also some things to consider before you settle on a model to make sure that the hot tub you choose is a perfect fit for you and your family. Read on for our handy little guide on considerations for buying a hot tub!

How will I get it in my garden?

Hot Tubs are large and awkward, weighing as much as 600 kg unfilled – and that’s without any water in it! It’s important to get a Hot Tub that will fit into your allocated space – but that doesn’t mean that if you don’t have access to your back garden, you can’t have a Hot Tub! Many people have their Hot Tub lifted over their house by crane. To ensure that your installation goes smoothly, it is best to order your Hot Tub from a company that undertakes professional delivery and installation and can arrange crane hire for you from a reputable company.

Hot Tub Crane

How do I connect my hot tub to an electric supply?

Hot Tubs requiring a standard 3 pin plug are popular for their convenience – they can just be plugged into any standard household socket. They also tend to be cheaper to buy! The downsides to these types of Hot Tubs are that they will have limited features, lose temperature quickly and be higher maintenance. On the other hand, a Hot Tub requiring a 32-amp supply will have more powerful pump(s), bigger jets that will deliver a much better massage and a more effective heater which will keep the water hotter for longer.

GOOD TO KNOW: Hot Tubs requiring a 32-amp supply will need a dedicated electrical connection from the household electrical supply, installed by a qualified electrician.

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What about jets?

A good hydrotherapy spa will offer a range of jets including rotational and directional, as well as smaller jets offering a high pressure and intense flow for a deeper tissue massage.

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How many seats do I need?

Obviously, this depends on how large your family or social circle is!

Statistics claim that 80% of the time there’s just 1 person in the hot tub, 10% of the time only 3 or more persons and the other 10% is when there’ll be a small gathering or party!

Choosing your seating will also depend on what you want to use your hot tub for: hydrotherapy or pleasure? Hydrotherapy requires a lounger, higher cool down seats and wrap around, deeper seats with large and powerful jets. It’s always important to make sure that there’s a seat to fit everyone who will be using the hot tub regularly. For instance, are your shoulders comfortably under the waterline or does the water level mean you require a snorkel?

If you need help – break away from the internet and seek assistance at an established hot tub showroom. Hot tubs have been around in the U.K. since the turn of 2000, so choose someone who’s been around the block a few times and know their Hot Tub range inside-out.

Are Hot Tubs expensive to run?

This is THE most asked question from hot tub shoppers. The answer is that while yes, your electricity bills are going to go up (naturally, as you’re running an extra appliance!) it completely depends on the insulation behind the hot tub cabinet. Insulation is normally not standard and Hot Tub models may have different types of insulation available, so it’s important to know the difference before committing. If a hot tub comes with insulation, it will likely be more expensive to buy; however, it will cost a lot less to run! Click here to read our ‘What is the Best Type of Hot Tub Insulation?’ blog.

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Whew! Bit of an information overload there – but its all super important to finding the right Hot Tub for you. If you want more help, you can find more tips and tricks in our handy little Buyers Guide that you can download for Free straight from our website!

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Hot Tub Specialists for Worcestershire

Are you considering Hot Tub ownership in Worcestershire?

Since 1984 our name Award Leisure has been synonymous with quality, comfort, and innovation. We are constantly living up to our name by gaining top awards, while being recognised as a superior and trusted ‘complete service’ destination for hot tubs and outdoor products.

Simon in our Hall Green showroom caters for Worcestershire and we now have many happy Worcestershire Hot Tub customers. Check out our Facebook Page (AwardLesiureBirmingham) or Google Business Page to see what people say about our quality and service. We are proud to be achieving 5 out of 5 on both forums.

Here in our Hall Green showroom we provide wet test capability on both our hot tub range and swim spas…..relax with a coffee, prosecco or a beer and experience the pure bliss of getting a hydro massage in a hot tub.

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With flexible finance options including Buy Now Pay Later and up to 10 Years Interest Bearing Finance, there has never been a better time to take the leap into Hot Tub ownership.

Visit our your nearest Showroom in Hall Green, click here for the address and directions.

Hot Tubs Worcestershire

Hot tubs Worcestershire

Hot tubs Worcestershire

Sauna Benefits

The Finns have it totally right – saunas are amazing for both your body and your mind. There is nothing that compares to that almost euphoric feeling of stepping out of the sauna feeling your skin completely cleansed and your mind ready to take on the day. Over here in the UK, saunas are becoming increasingly popular with people interested in health and fitness, but there are so many advantages to saunas that almost everyone can get some benefit out of using one.

So, what are the benefits?

 

  1. Saunas are relaxing. The main reason any of us even try a Sauna in the first place is to chill out. After a hard workout or a long day, you need to just relax, which is exactly what you will do. The combination of heat, plus being disconnected from the rest of the world for even just a few minutes (don’t even try and take your phone in with you!), can transform your attitude and leave you feeling refreshed.
  2. Using a sauna cleans your pores. Think about it: Steam causes your pores to open so you can release sweat. As your pores open and sweat, they also flush out the icky stuff sitting on your skin’s surface or just below the surface. All the dirt, toxins and germs from your environment, your day, even your makeup get flushed out to leave your skin looking clearer and feeling healthier.
  3. Using a sauna increases your flexibility. The last thing you want when you’re trying to relax in the Sauna is for some towel-clad person next to you to bend over and touch their toes. That said, if you are ever lucky enough to find an empty Sauna (or if you have a private home sauna!), take a few minutes to stretch. The concept is that intense, penetrating heat can relieve stiff muscles and make them more malleable. A recent study showed that stretching in the Sauna led to a 205% improvement in flexibility.
  4. Saunas can help with exercise recovery. An intense workout can leave your muscles tired, sore and stiff. Using the heat from a Sauna can release tension and help muscle fibres recover faster.

  1. You can detoxify. Regardless of how healthy you may be and how much you may try to live a balanced, health-focused lifestyle your body is storing tons of toxins. They can come from chemicals in your environment or from your food, and the best way to release these toxins is to mobilise them in your body and sweat them out in a sauna.
  2. Saunas can help cure a hangover. To help alleviate the hangover symptoms and speed up the recovery process, sweating it out in a Sauna can help rid your body of all the grossness from last night’s booze-fest. That said, just be sure to properly hydrate along the way. While a good sweat can help, being dehydrated could hurt you and make your symptoms worse.
  3. Relieve joint pain. Saunas have been shown to help patients dealing with arthritis and joint discomfort, as the heat therapy can cause temporary pain relief. A Dutch study in 2009 showed that participants reported improvement in pain, stiffness and fatigue during the Sauna session.
  4. Saunas are good for your heart. Because Saunas stimulate your heart to pump faster moving blood throughout your body, bathing in a sauna is a mini-workout for your heart. Saunas can also lower blood pressure, being the perfect excuse to hop in the sauna for people with high blood pressure!
  5. Increase the value of your property. Let’s face it, with all the benefits in owning a sauna, everyone will want what you’ve got. Health, well-being, a beautiful private sauna room and all in the confines of your own home.

Infrared OR Electric?

  • If you prefer steam, higher temperatures and a more social environment, then the best option is a traditional steam Sauna. Because the traditional Saunas create steam, the temperature varies within the room. There is much more bather flexibility in the Sauna’s impact, effect and seating arrangements. If you prefer lower temperatures but with body-penetrating heat, an Infrared Sauna is best. To maximise the heat produced by any Infrared Sauna the hottest place in the Sauna will always be in front of the heater. Finding somewhere to sit comfortably to maximise this position is often difficult in an Infrared Sauna.
  • The benefits of heat bathing have much to do with the Sauna creating a self-induced fever (sweating). As Hippocrates, the Father of Medicine observed, “Give me fever and I can cure every disease.” While this statement is hyperbole, it does point to the healing power of an increased body temperature. Both Sauna types will be relatively dry. The Infrared rooms tend to be close to normal house humidity levels unless it has been on for extended periods of time. The traditional Sauna will be drier (10% or lower) until water is sprinkled over the rocks. The traditional Sauna is the only bath in the world where the user controls both temperature and humidity, with humidity controlled by how much water is thrown on the rocks. In infrared Saunas you can control the temperature, but not the humidity.
  • Social Experience. There is a difference in the social experience between the two rooms. While the UK may not fully explore the social experience to the extent of the Finnish, traditional saunas are more socially rewarding. From family time, to heart-felt conversations with significant others, to Sauna parties – the traditional Sauna experience can lead to meaningful socialising and bonding. Traditional Steam Saunas are typically large enough to allow multiple people to enjoy the Sauna for social time. Though a Sauna session may only be 10-15 minutes at a time, the experience of heating, preparing to use the Sauna, talking and relaxing afterwards can be very therapeutic and rewarding. It is possible to converse in an infrared room, but due to the smaller room sizes and room design the typical experience of the infrared room is often more about an individual experience.

 Wood or electric?

  • Overall Experience. The overall experience is similar whether heating with electric or wood.
  • Traditional Steam Saunas can be heated either by electricity or wood. Electric heaters will need a 32amp supply and must be connected by a qualified electrician. This obviously comes at an additional cost, as no Sauna heater will be supplied with an electrical cable. This supply will have to be connected directly to your fuse board, so you will need to determine the location of your new Sauna in anticipation of how the electric supply will be managed.
  • The wood heater will need a vent out the top or back of the room, as well as provide an appropriate firewall around the heater.

Is there anything else I need to think about when buying a Sauna?

I’m glad you asked! Like with any major home investment, you need to make sure the sauna you buy is perfect for you and what you want to use it for. There’s no point buying a 2-seater electric sauna if your plan is to hold sauna parties and want to throw water over the hot rocks!

  • Do you want one level of bench seats, 2 or even 3? The various seats are not just to accommodate more bathers, the different levels of seating each offer variation of temperatures and the ability to lay down and stretch your body.
  • How hot will the Sauna get? Is it going to be effective for the internal size of the Sauna? Do you need a window in case the heater makes the Sauna too hot or you become claustrophobic? No one likes a show-off. If the heat regularly gets too uncomfortable, you’re not going to use the sauna as often, and you will not see the benefit of your investment.
  • How does the lighting appear? Most Saunas come with pretty colour-changing lights; but as with anything metal in contact with steam, they quickly rust. Would you prefer to create the ambience with candles which can even be scented?
  • Is the internal and outer material guaranteed and fit for purpose? Remember that both the outside and inside will be affected by moisture and temperature variation. This is unavoidable!
  • Cooling down. Is there a ‘cool down’ area anywhere inside the Sauna – either further away from the heater or closer to the door? You may want some light relief without leaving the Sauna room and without opening the Sauna door – you don’t want to lose all that sweet, sweet humidity!
  • Music. Music is the food of the soul and can enhance the Sauna experience. Would you prefer waterproof, wireless speakers which can be purchased from a third party and therefore better suited and guaranteed than speakers that may come with the sauna?
  • Aromatherapy. If you have a traditional sauna, pouring one or two drops of essential oils in the water you pour over the coals will surround you in a cloud of delightful fragrance! Unsure what essential oils to try in the sauna? Check out our aromatherapy section in our post on Maximising the Benefit of a Sauna Session!

There are loads of things to consider when it comes to choosing the right sauna for you – if you’re just starting out, it can feel a little overwhelming. Fear not! You can find more information in our Free Downloadable Sauna Buyer’s Guide, or if you have specific questions, don’t hesitate to get in touch with our expert team. Unsure what model will fit in your home or garden? Book a Free Home Site Survey to maximise your space and find the perfect sauna for you.

Hot Tubs Kidderminster

Are you looking for a hot tub in Kidderminster?

Award Leisure is the number one retailer of luxury and award winning hot tubs, swim spas and outdoor leisure products in Kidderminster.

What sets us apart from most in Kidderminster is our “one stop” shop store experience. We know we can find the perfect hot tub that will suit your lifestyle and budget.  We can offer a 2 or 3 seater hot tub for a smaller room or garden through to complete fitness and entertaining spas seating as many as 8 – 10. Whether you want to exercise, relax or socialise and everything in between we can provide the perfect spa.

If you live in Kidderminster then pop into see us in Hall Green which is your local Award Leisure store.  Simon, Clare or Charlotte will explore all the options available for you including 0% finance.

Why should Kidderminster residents choose Award Leisure?

We have everything you need to turn your Kidderminster garden into a luxury haven. Not only do we offer exclusive and unique products such as Hot tubs, Swim Spas, Gazebos, Wood Fired Pizza ovens and more. We deal with everything from enquiry, point of sale with free surveys through to the after care and maintenance. We are with you for the journey, with Service plans to give you peace of mind, chemicals and accessories as well as advice on anything you might want to know about our fantastic products and services.

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Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and check out our website to see what other Happy Hot tub customers in Kidderminster say about our company and service.

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Another Happy Hot Tub Customer in Telford

 

We have just installed a Regency Prince Hot Tub for Mr Mrs Addison and their daughter in Telford.

The Regency Prince 7 Person Hot Tub has been our best selling hot tub for 20 years. The Prince is the perfect hot tub for all of the family because this all seated hot tub has a variety of seats for everyone, no matter how small or tall. With a combination of comfortable jacuzzi massage therapy seats and contoured hydrotherapy seating, you can relax, soothe aching muscles or party with family and friends by having your own hot tub jacuzzi at home.

This Canadian hot tub is designed with 5 luxurious hydrotherapy seats and 2 higher cool down seats, each with a variation of carefully positioned powerful and very sophisticated massage jets. In particular, the 2 higher seats are perfect for the not so tall and make for very handy steps to get in and out of the hot tub.

Regency Prince Hot Tub
The Regency Prince Hot Tub

We asked Steve about his experience with Award Leisure Birmingham and if he would be happy to recommend us to his friends and family… Continue reading “Another Happy Hot Tub Customer in Telford”

Are Inflatable Hot Tubs Worth It?

Thinking about buying a Hot Tub? Considering starting with an inflatable spa? Read our latest blog post and weigh up the pros and cons to inflatable hot tubs, and whether they’re worth the investment.

Considering starting with an inflatable spa? Not sure where to start? Read our latest blog on whether inflatable hot tubs are worth the investment.

You only have to look at the queues outside Costco, Argos and B&Q on a sunny day to understand that people go mad for a cheap inflatable hot tub. We often get people coming into store asking about them – while we don’t stock them, that’s not to say they’re a good idea for some! Today we’re talking about the pros and cons to investing in an inflatable hot tub.

Pluses and Positives:

  1. The blow-up hot tubs are a great way of finding out if you’re going to use a hot tub. You can usually pick up a cheap inflatable Hot Tub for around £300, which is a much smaller investment than a hard-shell hot tub!
  2. Because they are inexpensive to buy and conveniently plug into a standard U.K. socket, you can literally buy one in a box, pump it up with the air blower supplied and be in hot water on the same day. No lengthy lead times, no electrician, no hassle! You’ll also use way less electricity than a traditional 32 Amp traditional Hot Tub, saving you money in running costs.
  3. If you’re persuaded to splash out on the real deal at some point in the future, you’ll be better prepared for knowing what type of hot tub you prefer. You’ll also have knowledge on water chemistry and all of the other chores and challenges which are associated with hot tub ownership.
  4. Your garden will become a party-zone and you’ll have friends (some which you’d forgotten about) turn up at your house with their bathing costume! It’s a great (and relatively inexpensive) way of reconnecting with family and friends, and of course making use of your garden, which may otherwise have only been used for drying the laundry!
  5. If your garden resembles more of a postage stamp than a country estate, you might not want a hot tub taking up precious space all year-round. Inflatable hot tubs can easily be emptied, deflated and put away until you’re ready to use it again! The bonus to being easily stored is that you can take it with you – whether you’re moving to a new house or fancy a soak at your holiday home, providing you have a water supply and electrical outlet, your inflatable hot tub can deliver!

Downsides and the liabilities:

  1. You’ll have to regularly change the water – every 2 weeks if in daily use! The filter is very, very basic in inflatable hot tubs; not what you want when they’re responsible for collecting everything which comes off our body and keeping the water clear! The filters are disposable and don’t last long (perhaps a month) – although they’re usually only a tenner online.
  2. It can get expensive to run as there’s no insulation to keep the water hot – usually only a lid and perhaps a ground sheet. While in the height of Summer this may not be a problem, but if you use your Hot Tub when the weather is a little cooler (or early morning/late evening), this could become expensive.
  3. There’s no built-in or in-line purification system to keep the water clean and neutralise bacteria and water-borne germs – just a floating dispenser. This must be loaded manually with chlorine or bromine tablets and left bobbing around in the spa, meaning that you’ll use lots of chemicals and without lots of bromine/chlorine the result will be dirty. Chlorine and Bromine are bleaches, meaning that lots of chemicals will deteriorate of the insides of the blow-up spa, which cannot be avoided! The deterioration weakens the material, leaving it prone to rips and tears; these rips and tears won’t be covered under the guarantee and it’s very difficult to repair as the puncture repair material won’t stick to the now chemically-scoured sides of the spa. As an additional bonus (that was sarcasm) the blower and heater will also pack up!
  4. While you usually get a 12-month guarantee, the lifespan of an inflatable spa is around 2 Summers use (if you’re lucky!) after which it will likely need replacing. This is also a major issue, as they are not recyclable – meaning when it inevitably breaks and you throw it out, it will sit just sit in a landfill forever! We are firm believers in environmental sustainability, so while hard shell hot tubs are also hard to recycle, a good quality model will last upwards of 10 years, lessening the need to be replaced and reducing waste!
  5. Inflatable hot tubs only have an air blower to create the bubbles, so there is no hydrotherapy – just air! The trouble with these types of jets is you cannot control the temperature as it will be the same as the ambient surrounding air temperature. So, on a colder day, the air will cool the water dramatically.
  6. You won’t be able to use the spa during the winter. Most blow-up spa manufacturers advise against using their hot tub in temperatures lower than 10 ° Celsius since in the winter, the heater cannot warm the water as fast as the air temperature cools the water. If you’re determined to use an inflatable Hot Tub through the winter, a great idea is to set your blow-up spa in a cabin, which will help to keep it relatively warm.
  7. There’s no seats in the blow-up spas, so when you’re in it, you’re sitting on the floor at garden or deck level. But hey, so is everyone else in your spa and if you’ve all got a drink – who cares?

Inflatable hot tubs merits and can be a great starting point for someone dipping their toe (pun intended) into the world of hot tub ownership. That said, they are not a long-term investment, and while they’re relatively cheap to buy initially, you may pay the price later down the line!

If you want more information on where to start with a hard-shell hot tub, feel free to contact us or download our FREE Buyer’s Guide to start your journey to Hot Tub ownership.

Swim Spas: More than Just Swimming

Think Swim Spas are just for swimming? Think again! The size and features on a Swim Spa make them so versatile, that they’re not just for the fitness fanatics!

Have a flick through any Swim Spa brochure and you’ll be greeted with lots of pictures of athletes and swimmers using the Swim Spa as part of their training regime – and they’re not wrong! Swim Spas offer a perfect alternative to installing a full-sized pool into your back garden. If you don’t have Olympic swimming aspirations and you’re wondering if a Swim Spa is worth the investment, read on to see why Swim Spas are for more than just swimming!

Socialising

If you have a large family or lots of friends, there is no better excuse to get everyone together than a soak in the swim spa!

XL Hot Tub

What’s better than a standard hot tub? A bigger one of course! Swim Spas can come with all the lighting, jets, and temperature control that a hot tub can, bringing with it all the health and relaxation benefits you can get from a hot tub. Some Swim Spas also feature lounger seating, so you can use your Swim Spa for relaxation just like a Hot Tub.

Resistance Training

If swimming isn’t quite your thing, but you still want to use your Swim Spa for fitness, resistance training works excellently. By using the resistance of the water (turning the jets on will increase the resistance), you can tailor your workout to suit you! Below are just a few examples of exercises that work well in a Swim Spa:

Jogging on the Spot: A brilliant exercise for warming up, while working your leg muscles.

Bicycle Kick: Put your back against the wall and hold the top lip of the swim spa. Bring your legs up just under the surface of the water and move them in a circular motion, as if you were pedalling a bike. Keep pedalling for 1-2 minutes for a great lower ab and leg workout.

Chest Flys: Starting in a lunge position (to ensure your arms are just under the surface of the water), place your arms straight out in front of you with your palms touching. Bring your arms out to the side, keeping them straight. Return to the starting position and repeat 10-15 times for a killer chest and arm exercise.

If you prefer to use exercise equipment in your workout, there is a wide range of products available. From exercise bikes and treadmills to poles and trampolines, Award Leisure stock products that will take your workout to the next level.

Don’t be fooled by their name – Swim Spas are so versatile and can be used for much more than swimming. If you want to see how a Swim Spa can improve your family’s lives, get in touch with us to receive a Free buyers guide, and to book your site survey!

 

Free Hot Tub Offer Makes the News!

EXCITING NEWS! We are currently running a competition where one of our lucky customers can win a free hot tub – if England wins the World Cup! **COMPETITION NOW CLOSED**

Not only did we get a mention on BBC Radio 1 this morning, but we’re on Birmingham Live too!

Check it out here: https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/special-features/award-leisure-offers-free-hot-14866642

New Hot Tub Showroom in Birmingham

Our new permanent hot tub showroom and outdoor leisure store is open for business.  Come and see our new range of display products – we have a whole new set of display Hot Tubs.  Plus Log Cabins, a Cedar Sauna, a Thatched Tiki Bar and a Cedar Gazebo. We have a range of Award Leisure Outdoor Wood Fired Pizza Ovens also on display.

PLUS we are fully stocked with SpaMate Chemicals and Accessories
PLUS we are available for Hot Tub Servicing & Repairs and Hot Tub Relocations

Call on 07711 252775

We cover Birmingham, Solihull, Redditch, Bromsgrove, Worcester, Droitwich, Worcestershire, Kidderminster, Stourbridge, Halesowen, Dudley, Wolverhampton, and surrounding areas