What Hot Tub Best Suits 2 - 4 People?
Our smaller range of hot tubs offer great value for money and they are easy to install in or outside your home, making it the perfect place to relax and unwind.
Before you decide on what tub to buy you need to consider some questions:- How many people will use the hot tub? - Obviously the more people who will use the tub the larger a tub you may need. However if three or four of you will use the tub but only two at a time then you may be able to get away with a smaller hot tub. My advice would be to always go for as large a tub as you can afford within your budget without compromising on quality of pumps, filtration etc. The reason for this is simple, once you have a tub your garden or deck will soon become the most popular social meeting place for family and friends within the area. Hot tubs are a great social draw as they are a great way of unwinding and relaxing with your friends and family. So, although you may think only yourself and your partner will use the tub you should prepare for more users once word gets out. But don't worry at Hot Tubs Omagh we can offer larger hot tubs at extremely low prices.
- What do you want the spa tub for; relaxation, therapy or socialising? - If it's for relaxation or therapy you will want a tub with hydrotherapy as this increases the pressure of the water jets while softening them at the same time and is fantastic for relieving any aches and pains from sore muscles. If you want it for socialising you may be more interested in the super bright LED lighting packages which lights up the water at night, while still being cheap to run.
- Where do you intend to have your hot tub installed? - installing your tub indoors needs to be considered carefully as you will need to consider the size of the tub and make sure it will fit through door frames and around corners in your hallway etc. It is possible to install your hot tub in your home but it does take a little planning. If installing out-doors you also need to consider access as the hot tubs are heavy and although we have specialised equipment it is always better to ask for a FREE site visit to advice of the best location and access methods required.
- What is your budget? - This is probably the most obvious, but you should set yourself a budget you are comfortable with and then choose a spa/hot tub that provides the best of all the above options and falls within your budget. Always check what the delivery cost and extras are going to cost before you complete the deal. The good news is that the majority of our hot tubs are priced to include delivery within 60 miles of our premises and come with a hot tub cover, steps, starter chemical kit, delivered and installed so you know exactly what you are getting and more importantly what it is going to cost.
