Hot Tub Forum

Original => Hot Tub Forum => Topic started by: HotTubMan on September 17, 2004, 01:22:58 pm

Title: Question for dealers/manufacturers
Post by: HotTubMan on September 17, 2004, 01:22:58 pm

I am looking to expand our product lines in our store. Any dealers or manufacturers have any suggestions for economical, truly portable (120V preferably plug and play ) spas. Looking for something that will retail around $4000 CDN or $3100 USD.

Send me URL's please

Title: Re: Question for dealers/manufacturers
Post by: zzaphod42 on September 17, 2004, 02:21:57 pm

Are you thinking of something like Softub?

http://www.softubcanada.com/

or light weight round acrylic tubs like Nordic?

http://www.nordichottubs.com/

Even if the 120V tub doesn't come standard as a plug n play unit, the cost is minimal to put a plug on it.

Joe

Title: Re: Question for dealers/manufacturers
Post by: HotTubMan on September 17, 2004, 02:30:40 pm

Thanks Joe;

Not Softub, somethig more durable, I will check out Nordic.

Title: Re: Question for dealers/manufacturers
Post by: poolboy34 on September 17, 2004, 03:02:49 pm

Check out dreammaker spas.  www.dreammakerspas.com  They are a portable 110 Volt hot tub, one piece, with full foam insulation.  The small units usually sell for around $1995 US

Title: Re: Question for dealers/manufacturers
Post by: PPOL on September 17, 2004, 03:16:48 pm

Oasis I, II Spas made by Watkins can be found in the $3000-$3500.  

Either a Hot Spring or Caldera dealer would have one on the floor.

Title: Re: Question for dealers/manufacturers
Post by: Gary on September 17, 2004, 04:22:25 pm

http://marquisspas.com/everyday/everyday_showroom.asp

Title: Re: Question for dealers/manufacturers
Post by: Spa_Tech on September 17, 2004, 11:29:14 pm

Small economical durable 120v spa?


Couple of places to try;


http://freeflowspas.com/

or

Tuff Spas by Quality Leisure Products
623-939-0851 (No website yet... (Insert perturbed face here.  >:( ))

Both are solidly constructed, rotationally molded, 120v economy spas. I lean towards Tuff Spas not only because Im a retailer, but they also have larger filter capacity, features like neck jets and headrests, as well as lifetime shell and structural warranty. Both have real actual heating elements in them and arent constructed of vinyl covered styrofoam. ;D