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Blue Bay Spa

The Blue Bay Spa is a spacious six-person hot tub with five seats and a full-length lounger. Its 58 jets are powered by two single-speed 2HP pumps and a dedicated circulation pump, with a Gecko control system and 3kW heater handling the essentials. Water features, LED lighting and Bluetooth speakers complete the package.

Refurbished, professionally restored. This hot tub has had a previous owner. Fully tested and serviced, ready for its new home.
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Seats
6
Jets
58
Size
200×200×78
Heater
3kW
Free UK delivery Professional installation
90-day warranty* Pumps, control packs & topside panels
Tested & serviced Before delivery
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Everything that turns up with your hot tub.

  • 01
    Hot Tub Steps
    Valued at £100
  • 02
    Insulated Thermal Cover and Lifter
    Valued at £550
  • 03
    Starter Chemistry
    Valued at £50
  • 04
    Expert Delivery
    Valued at £400
  • 05
    Installation & Walkthrough
    Valued at £400
  • 06
    90-Day Warranty*
    Pumps, control packs & topside panels
* Free delivery covers UK mainland. Highlands & islands quoted at cost.
What's the catch?
  • Delivery is UK mainland only. Highlands & islands quoted at cost.
  • Your site needs to be ready. Level, accessible base; you send us a walkthrough video before delivery.
  • Starter chemistry covers the first 90 days. After that you'll buy your own.
  • Warranty is 90 days on electrical components, not the manufacturer cover. Covers pumps, control packs and topside panels; extendable to 12 months for £395.

Technical Specification

  • Capacity: 6
  • Jets: 58
  • Power: 32A
  • Size: 200 × 200 × 78 CM
  • Pump: 1 x Circulation Pump · 2 x 2HP 1 speed
  • Heater: 3kW
  • Bluetooth: Included
  • LED Lights: Yes
Blue Bay Spa

The Blue Bay Spa seats six, with five seats and a full-length lounger, so there’s room for the whole family. It measures 200 × 200 cm and is 78 cm deep, a compact footprint that suits most gardens.

Hydrotherapy comes from 58 jets driven by two single-speed 2HP pumps, with a separate circulation pump keeping the water filtered between soaks. A Gecko control system runs the 3kW heater, so the water comes up to temperature quickly and stays there.

Water features and LED lighting set the mood after dark, and the built-in Bluetooth speakers let you play music straight from your phone. The tub runs on a dedicated 32 amp supply.

A well-equipped, sociable hot tub at a pre-loved price.

The science of warm-water immersion

The numbers behind
the soak.

There's a lot of interesting findings in clinical trials of warm-water immersion, benefits to blood pressure, joint health, our nervous system and more. Here are three of the most-replicated findings:

−5 mmHg

Drop in resting systolic blood pressure after 8 weeks of regular tub use

Mayo Clinic Proceedings, 2016
+50%

Increase in lower-limb blood flow during a 30-minute soak at 39°C

European Journal of Applied Physiology
47%

Reduction in self-reported lower-back pain across a 12-week trial

Arthritis & Rheumatology Journal
Your first 90 days

What changes,
and when.

After just a few weeks of regular use, there are noticeable effects on sleep, recovery and lower-back stiffness, including other benefits:

  1. Day 1

    Delivered, filled, soaking

    The install team sites and commissions your tub in a single morning. By afternoon the water is up to temperature, balanced, and ready. Your first soak is the same evening, no waiting around.

  2. Week 1

    Routine settles in

    You find the temperature you like (most people land at 38–39 °C). The chemistry routine (a tab a week, filter rinse) takes about ten minutes total. The cover stays on between sessions; energy use is lower than people expect.

  3. Week 4

    Sleep changes first

    The post-soak sleep deepens. The slow drop in core temperature after you get out is what triggers it. Most owners notice it before any of the other effects. Resting heart rate starts to drift down a few beats over the month.

  4. Month 3

    Settled rhythm

    Three or four sessions a week becomes the default. The tub stops being something you have to talk yourself into and starts being part of how the day ends. Lower-back stiffness, where it existed, is usually noticeably better.

/01 How much does it cost to run?

Of course it depends on electric tariffs, but somewhere between £20–£40 per month on an economy tariff with the insulated cover on between sessions would be typical. The 32 A heater is efficient and the cover does most of the work overnight. Adding an Air Source Heat Pump with our bundle can drop those costs by roughly 75%. Same warm tub, a quarter of the electricity!

/02 Do I need an electrician?

It depends which power option you pick. The 13 A plug-and-play setup runs from a standard outdoor socket; no electrician needed. The 32 A hard-wired setup is faster to recover heat and runs more efficiently, but needs a qualified electrician to install the dedicated circuit. Most owners go 32 A.

/03 Where can I put it?

Anywhere flat, weight-bearing and within reach of the chosen power supply. Patio slabs, a poured concrete pad, or properly-built decking all work. Filled, the tub plus water sits between roughly 1.5 and 2.5 tonnes depending on the model, within the load capacity of any standard hard-landscaped surface. We send a site checklist before delivery.

/04 How heavy is it once filled?

Empty: 250–400 kg depending on size. Filled: roughly 1,500–2,500 kg with water and full bather load. That's the weight of a small car spread over the tub's footprint, so any standard concrete pad or properly-built deck handles it without modification. Crane lift is rare; the install team can almost always walk it in.

/05 How often do I change the water?

Every 3–4 months under normal household use. Drop a sanitiser tab in once a week, rinse the cartridge filter every 4–6 weeks. The filter pump handles most of the day-to-day; you're not running a swimming-pool chemical regimen.

/06 What about kids and pets?

The insulated cover is heavy enough to act as a physical deterrent and locks down with clips. Store with the cover on whenever the tub is unattended; same approach as a swimming pool. The internal heater and pumps are sealed and inaccessible from the bathing area.

/07 Does it work in winter?

Yes. This is what UK hot tubs are built for. The 32 A heater + insulated cover hold 39 °C through −5 °C ambient without straining. The freeze-protection cycle on the pumps prevents ice damage even during cold snaps. Most owners use the tub MORE in winter, not less.

/08 What if something breaks?

On new tubs, parts are covered for 2 years with labour included in the first year, and the shell structure carries a 10-year warranty. On refurbished tubs it's a 90-day parts-and-labour warranty (extendable to 12 months for £395). Either way: we serviced it, we delivered it, and we're who you call if something goes wrong. Local-to-UK service, no offshore call centres.

Better together

Pair with cold for the
full contrast threapy protocol.

Cycling between hot and cold (what the Nordic countries call kontrastbad) pumps blood through your vasculature in a way neither does alone. The data on its effect on sleep, mood and inflammation is the strongest in this whole field.

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