Rigid hot tub

A rigid hot tub is a whirlpool made of hard, durable materials, such as acrylic or fiberglass. Unlike inflatable hot tubs, it offers greater durability, thermal insulation, and a more powerful massage experience.

A rigid hot tub is more robust, maintains temperature better, has more jets, and is ideal for frequent use. A rigid hot tub is more durable, has greater hydromassage power, and a more aesthetically pleasing finish. Inflatable hot tubs are more economical and easier to store, but less efficient in terms of temperature and lifespan. In addition, a rigid hot tub improves the aesthetic value of the space and requires less long-term maintenance.

A rigid above-ground hot tub can be installed on any level surface that supports its weight, whether on a deck, garden, or patio. No construction work is required, but it does require an electrical connection and access to water.

A rigid hot tub is placed directly on the ground without any construction work, while a built-in hot tub requires a permanent installation. Both can be used indoors or outdoors, but a rigid hot tub is easier to install and move.

Hard-sided outdoor hot tubs require weekly filter cleaning, pH and sanitizer levels checked, and the heating system inspected periodically. Because the hot tub is outdoors, a protective hot tub cover is also recommended.

The consumption of a rigid hot tub depends on use, insulation, and outside temperature, but is typically between 2 and 4 kWh per hour . Many models include eco modes or timers to save energy.

Yes, a rigid outdoor hot tub can be installed without any construction work if it's placed on a firm, level base. It only requires basic water and electrical connections and is ideal for those looking for a quick installation.

Yes, a fixed hot tub made with quality materials is designed to withstand rain, cold, and sun. A thermal cover is recommended to protect it when not in use and maintain energy efficiency.