If your looking for a self contained acrylic spa there’s a million options sizes and so on. Hydro spas puts out a decent product however if you go with ozone generators and other alternatives to chlorine/bromine products in the long run your dealing with more shit that can go wrong .if your burying this thing in a deck make sure you got access to panels. Get something simple no radio or sound system built into it tossing money out . Stick to bromine floater and use activate spashock. Any questions hit me up typically I only build gunite tubs and pools yet been servicing all forms of pools and spas for 25 years
I was relieved when I sold my house with the pool moons ago. MAJOR pain in the ass. Hot tub would have put me over the top.
An Elton John lyric for consideration...
"Some things look better baby just passing through."
Awesome ..I'd love to do in ground but the footprint and mess would be pretty adverse to where I'm putting this..It's wooded and away from our house, lots of trees and i sorta want to keep it a little wild I.I'm looking at building a wood fired unit as well.. with a snorkel type heater ..have any experience with those?
So many options.. I do like the idea of draining something walking away and refilling when I want to use them but that limits the options.
I like these units it's just a propane tank and pressurized water source witch I could plumb myself..No electrical or heaters that need to be checked or powered.
https://camplux.com/water-heaters/
I'll hit you up.. thanks dude.[/QUOT
Food for thought you want to put this close to your bedroom or deck. Unless your completely wasted you sure as shit don’t want to be trekking through the snow going through brush to get in or out of the tub unless your married to grizzly Adams.
Awesome ..I'd love to do in ground but the footprint and mess would be pretty adverse to where I'm putting this..It's wooded and away from our house, lots of trees and i sorta want to keep it a little wild I.I'm looking at building a wood fired unit as well.. with a snorkel type heater ..have any experience with those?
So many options.. I do like the idea of draining something walking away and refilling when I want to use them but that limits the options.
I like these units it's just a propane tank and pressurized water source witch I could plumb myself..No electrical or heaters that need to be checked or powered.
https://camplux.com/water-heaters/
I'll hit you up.. thanks dude.[/QUOT
Food for thought you want to put this close to your bedroom or deck. Unless your completely wasted you sure as shit don’t want to be trekking through the snow going through brush to get in or out of the tub unless your married to grizzly Adams.
Doing a remodel starting in late November and looking at Ofuros Tubs..
Yeah still contemplating the hot tub VS 2 tub clawfoot thing..the settings only about 20 feet from the house and I cut and cleared a trail yesterday just to think on it a bit more.
Been checking out these guys if I do the tub idea...I like the black finish..I think I could get the whole system going for around 1800.00 plumbing site prep and all.
https://www.klasskote.com
Thank you Bjack
One of my customers who I built a pool for years ago spent 450 bucks on an inflatable hot tub I will get the brand .saw it couple days ago was legit had it up to 100 within an hour runs on 110 think this is a good no brainer option. He bought it after his friend has had one for a year .for 450 and comes with electric heater attached total no brainer even if it craps out in a year or two buy another cheaper then service repair .
The biggest problem is having that heater on is a BITCH for the electric bill.
Here it would need to be on always...warmest day so far this year has been maybe 80 and it was for only two days..
Part of the reason I'm pushing to get this done before the colder weather shows up..warm water sounds good when it's 50 degrees for months on end.
Hope all is well Knights.