'Diamond' Terraced

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Why a Porta Spa?

'Diamond' Corner

'Jumbo' Deck

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'Cuddle 4' Freestand

WHY CHOOSE A PORTA SPA?

1. Manufactured from 5mm sanitaryware grade acrylic with hand laminated fibreglass backing with a 7 year guarantee.

2. All pipework is SABS approved and joins are welded with high-pressure PVC glue.

3. Jets, bottom suctions, air induction controls, on/off buttons and other components are carefully selected to ensure maximum efficiency and the best value for money. (e.g. on/off buttons are not rubber that goes tacky after a while.)

4. Cartridge filters are used and situated in a cylinder either away from or under the spa to eliminate unpleasant odours right under your nose as in the case the skimmer type filters.

5. Where lights are fitted, they are 12 volt lights with interchangeable colour lenses (12 volts are safer and you don’t have to change a whole light globe to get a different colour.)

6. Our timber frames have been improved and tested since 1985 and the best frame for your application will be recommended. They are made from solid timber and so eliminate the necessity for a galvanized frame to support weaker material and sometimes superboard with veneer finish. Our frames are also designed to be able to expand and contract with heat and damp and treated with a wax finish that includes insecticides and fungicides. Our frames are not shiny due to this fact. Meranti is the best readily available timber for spa applications and has proved itself well on window frames and external doors as well, although Balau is a harder timber it is not recommended for enclosed spa applications as this timber needs to have air circulating around it to keep it dry and prevent cracking.

7. Hydro jets used are adjustable directionally and strength wise.

8. Bottom suctions are safe and situated on the side the footwell enabling you to remove the last bit the water from the spa ensuring spa cleanliness. No water is left in the cavity of the floor drain.

9. Electrical components are covered by earth leakage and trip switches on separate circuits.

10. Separate air switches are used for each component for easier maintenance.

11. Pneumatic-type electro-mechanical switches and dial-type thermostats are used to operate the spa and last longer than electronic switching especially in warm damp conditions.