Portable Hot Tub Review


If you are interested in a hot tub without lots of hassle then a portable hot tub may be what you need instead of a more traditional hot tub. While traditional hot tubs seem to be somewhat cumbersome and expensive, portable types offer many great benefits that have made them the most popular type of hot tub on the market. Not sure that these portable options are right for you? Well, let's take an in-depth look at all they have to offer you.
 


3 Basic Types

First of all, when it comes to portable hot tubs, you'll find that there are three styles that are very common. The three common types include blow up hot tubs, fibreglass self contained hot tubs, and hard side hot tubs.

Soft Sided Portable Hot Tubs

Blow up portable hot tubs are actually hot tubs that you blow up, much like blow up swimming pools. They are easy to fit in even smaller spaces and you can take them just about anywhere. As an alternative several manufacturers have developed a
lightweight, very portable, self-contained spa made from reinforced foam. Made of stiff, but flexible, foam rubber, reinforced with aluminium framing and covered with a waterproof fabric to hold water. These are the truly portable hot tub and are the preferred type for many apartment dwellers.

Fiberglas and Acrylic Self Contained Portable Hot Tubs

You'll find that fibreglass self contained portable hot tubs are a bit larger than bath tubs and you can actually install one of them in your home. If you want a hot tub indoors, this type is a great choice. Sheets of fibreglass material provide the strength, while chemical resins coat the material and provide stiffness and strength. The top gel coat surface is virtually impervious to water, heat, or harsh chemicals. They are built into self contained cabinets for portability. Although portable they are more difficult to move than there soft sided brothers.


Hard Side Portable Hot Tubs

There are also hard side portable hot tubs available as well. They are often finished
with a wooden exterior for both aesthetic and insulation purposes, and have a special liner for the water. They are easy to install and can go in your yard or even your basement. Wooden hot tubs require significantly greater maintenance and are far less portable than the other types of hot tubs made from artificial materials. However properly wooden hot tubs can last for 20 years or more.


Benefits of Portable Hot Tubs

There are also a variety of great benefits that you can enjoy when you decide to go with portable hot tubs. Here are just a few great benefits that portable hot tubs provide.

Benefit #1

Take Them With You - One of the main benefits of these hot tubs is that you can take them with you. Most traditional hot tubs cannot be taken along when you move, but portable hot tubs can be transported from home to home if you happen to move.

Benefit #2
Your Property Taxes Won't Increase - When you add permanent fixtures to your home, in some cases your property taxes can go up. However, since these portable tubs are not fixed, you won't have to worry about an increase on your property tax.

Benefit #3

Increase Your Home's Value - You'll also increase your home's value when you add a portable hot tub. Just advertise that it comes with the home and more than likely you'll get a better price and sell your home more quickly.

Benefit #4

Get a Tax Reduction - If you happen to need some form of water therapy for medical reasons, you may be able to get a tax reduction if you purchase a portable hot tub for this reason.

Tips for Buying

If you are planning on purchasing a portable hot tub, there are several considerations to keep in mind. Here are a few tips that will help you out when you are purchasing a portable hot tub for your home.

Tip #1

Consider the Cost - Of course you are going to want to consider the cost of your portable hot tub. Usually they are affordable, but you'll want to get a great deal. Take the time to compare various prices from different stores in order to get the best deal. Accessories and luxury features can add quite a bit extra to your budget.

Tip #2

Look at the Features - Take a look at the features before you purchase your portable hot tub as well. Decide on what features you really want to have, and then try to find the one that has those features and a great price.

Tip #3

Get a Cover - If you're going to have your portable hot tub outside, make sure that you have a good cover for it. This is important to keeping it in good shape and if you don't have a good cover, you could cause a problem with the warranty on your portable hot tub.



 

Hot tubs and spas Recommended Products


Videos

Loading...
Soft Sided Hot Tubs News

Married on Maui - Vancouver Sun


Married on Maui
Vancouver Sun
... tropical enzymes and Hawaiian botanicals, Roman hot tub, Japanese furo bath, cascading waterfall massages, eucalyptus steam room and redwood sauna. A side-by-side Sandalwood Serenity Wrap followed by Hawaiian Specialty Bath for two and 50-minute ...

Read more...


An ode to the lunchbox of another era - The Independent Weekly


The Independent Weekly

An ode to the lunchbox of another era
The Independent Weekly
He would stand all night at his workbench, his feet snug and sweating in leather steel-toed boots that deflected sharp flakes of hot steel onto the oily concrete floor. Meanwhile, in the cool cave of his lunchbox slept the sandwiches, which, ...

Read more...


An Eye for Modern Living - RisMedia.com (press release)


RisMedia.com (press release)

An Eye for Modern Living
RisMedia.com (press release)
While giving a tour of her family's Marmol Radziner-designed house in Venice, Calif., she notices the light and the angle from the second-floor master bathroom, looking over the courtyard hot tub and toward the kitchen on the first floor.

and more »

Read more...


NOT RECONCILED: Bill Wheatley's Kill List - Brooklyn Rail


Brooklyn Rail

NOT RECONCILED: Bill Wheatley's Kill List
Brooklyn Rail
The film's first 30 minutes are tense chamber drama and a series of domestic disputes—about a hot tub, toilet paper, etc.—leading to a dinner party, given by Jay and his Swedish wife Shel for Gal and his girlfriend Fiona (who works in human resources ...

and more »

Read more...


Earthy modern: new Marmol Radziner house in Venice - Los Angeles Times


Earthy modern: new Marmol Radziner house in Venice
Los Angeles Times
While giving a tour of her family's Marmol Radziner-designed house in Venice, she notices the light and the angle from the second-floor master bathroom, looking over the courtyard hot tub and toward the kitchen on the first floor.

Read more...



Sponsored Links

 

 

Site Navigation

Recommended