HOT TUB HEAVEN

What's the difference between a hot tub and a spa?

There is no difference. Hot tubs were originally made of wood and when composite materials became more popular, many people started to call them spas to differentiate the construction style. The manufacturing industry uses the terms interchangeably and whether you want to call that vessel of soothing hot water a hot tub or a spa, the relaxing results are the same.

What is the main benefit of owning a spa or hot tub?

Personal health- your own hot tub can serve as a private spa that is available for use 24 hours a day to help keep you mentally and physically fit. In addition to soothing the tensions of day-to-day life, the hot water environment lends itself to a variety of stretches and exercises that can help you get and stay fit.
According to the Arthritis Foundation, treatment with heat can often help to relax muscles and decrease arthritic pain and stiffness and hot tubs have been found to be an effective treatment for many arthritis symptoms. Some hot tub models even have special features for added ease of use and maximum therapeutic benefit for anyone who is mobility-limited

Should we put our tub indoors or out?

One of the most asked questions when considering a hot tub purchase is ‘Does it go indoors or out?’ The answer is simple - a hot tub or spa can go anywhere at your home. Just ask yourself some simple questions about your lifestyle and how you want to maximize enjoyment and relaxation potential from your spa.
Consider your access. Will it fit in the room of choice or will you be building a special addition such as a sunroom? An outdoor patio location can allow full enjoyment of the fresh air or choose from a range of pre-fabricated gazebos and entertainment centres to shelter you from the elements.

Where do you want to enjoy your tub?

Outdoor units can make a wonderful centrepiece of backyard relaxation and entertainment while an indoor setting offers increased privacy and intimacy.

Will you be using your tub all year?

Soaking in your tub on a starry winter night can be an exhilarating experience, but be prepared to clear a path in the snow. An indoor location gives you easy access to your tub every day.

What type of hot tub is best for you and your family?

Whether they are used indoors or outdoors, spas and hot tubs provide year round fun, entertainment and relaxation in the privacy of your own home. When you decide to join the thousands of families across Canada already enjoying a relaxing soak in a hot tub, here are a few pointers to get you on your way.