Whether in summer or winter - oneJacuzzi in the gardenensures bathing fun for young and old. We're taking a closer look at a popular alternative to plastic tubs - namely the charming hot tub!
Whirlpool in the garden – installing a hot tub
TheJacuzzi in the gardenis a nice addition to the terrace - but if you're really looking for a flexible solution, you should opt for a hot tub. Above all, it impresses with its country house style look and fits perfectly into the natural landscape. The hot tub is usually supplied with a heating pump that can be installed indoors or outdoors. If you only use the hot tub as a cover for the whirlpool tub, you don't need the pump - instead, you can buy a whirlpool kit and install it in the tub. Each kit consists of the following elements - motor with a long connection cable, suction technology that is installed at the lowest point of the tub and several nozzles. These are either delivered separately and assembled on site, or can simply be assembled into an acrylic bathtub.
Whirlpool in the garden – what do you need to consider?
For oneJacuzzi in the gardenyou need – water drainage, water inflow, electricity. You should also use a stable floor (for example made of concrete) so that the hot tub is stable. If desired, the hot tub can be installed in the terrace or placed in the garden as a free-standing version. Accessories such as a wooden staircase, a seat on the edge of the hot tub or LED lighting are also offered.
Hot tub ensures bathing fun in the garden
Relaxation in summer - the hot tub can be supplied with a heating pump
The whirlpool function is possible by installing motor, nozzles and intake technology
Hot tub in the garden - the power connection is hidden in the stones
Additional LED lighting can be installed upon request
The hot tub can provide refreshment on summer days even without a whirlpool function
Additional seating and stairs can be installed upon request
Hot tub comfortably nestled in the hill
