Outdoor Jacuzzi Swim Spa

Outdoor jacuzzi Swim Spa 

Overview

Supply Ability

Supply Ability: 200 Set/Sets per Month

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details

1. Film to cover the surface ;

2. EPE to wrap up ;

3. Foam to protect the frame ;

4. Paper box for the outside.

5. Metal pallet.

Port

HUANGPU,GUANGZHOU

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Company Information

Production Process

Certifications

QFA

1.How often do I clean the spa?

A: Most manufacturers recommend draining and cleaning your spa no more than 3 or 4 times per year, depending on how frequently you use it and how well you maintain your water. In most cases this simple process will only take about an hour to accomplish.

2.What about the warranty?

(1) Structure: 5years;

(2) Shell: 3years

(3) Jets,Valves, Drainage,Pillow, Suction,Skirt,Pipes: 2years;

(4) Electrics: 2 years;

(5) Filter: 2 years;

(6) Other accessories:2 years.

3.Is it installed inside or outside?

A: A spa can be installed indoors or outdoors, although over 90%, including those in cold weather climates, are installed outdoors. The two main considerations for installing a spa indoors are: will it fit through the door, and is the structural strength of the flooring adequate. A typical 3-person spa weighs approximately 2,500 lbs/1,150 kg when filled.

4.What is hydrotherapy?

A: Hydrotherapy is the combined effect of heat, massage, and buoyancy. Warm water dilates blood vessels, increasing blood flow to sore or damaged tissues, allowing oxygen and nutrients to help overworked muscles recover faster. Massage, provided by the spa's jet system, relaxes tense muscles and relieves pressure on surrounding nerves. Massage also improves circulation and accelerates the body's natural healing process. Buoyancy reduces your body's weight by 90%. This relieves pressure on strained joints and muscles. Hydrotherapy is widely recognized as an effective method of alleviating the tension commonly associated with stress.

Packaging & Shipping

Q: What should I pay attention to when choose a spa?

A: You should pay attention to four main aspects. An easy operated control panel which can help save many time; full filtration with readily accessible for cleaning which can protect the pipe from blocking; locking cover and locking panel can keep out small children and safety handrails and steps for ease of entry.

▲Hot Tub Quality—The Biggest Factor

The Parts

A lot is going on behind the scenes, in and outside a spa, to ensure you have a relaxing and rejuvenating hot tub experience. A lot of different parts have to work together to make it function, including:

Interior

·  Control system

·  Filter system

·  Pump

·  Heater

·  Jets

·  Ozone generator

·  Lights

·  Power service

Exterior

·  Cabinet

·  Trim

·  Pedestal

·  Pillows

·  Fiberglass shell

There’s a wide spectrum of quality where available parts are concerned, and you have to anticipate that the less you pay for the spa, the less the manufacturer paid for the parts. That’s because, in order to achieve lower prices, the factory has to spend less building the product, in order to maintain their profit margins. Though not every expensive hot tub will be built with quality parts, you’re more likely to find quality at the higher ends of the price range.

The Design

There’s a lot of value in the way the spa was designed, as well, especially with regards to maintenance. A well designed hot tub will make parts that need replacing easy to access (just like on a vehicle). When the spa is properly engineered, stress and wear are minimized, maintenance is easy, and repairs are straightforward.

Poorly manufactured spas will make maintenance and repairs a pain, and will often contain pressure points—parts of the design that increase stress and thus tend to break more frequently. Since paying an engineer to properly construct and test the product is an investment that costs money, you will usually see the quality of design, like the quality of parts, reflected in the price.

The Manufacture

The manufacturing process puts the parts and the design together (literally). Even quality parts and a skillfully built design can result in a low-quality product if carelessly assembled. The labor that goes into putting the product together is very important for this reason. If assemblers fail to glue something, miss a seal, or otherwise improperly assemble the product, you’ve created another pressure point, and the spa will require repairs somewhere down the line because of it.