Hot Tub | Inflatable Spas

Wave inflatable hot tubs heat at 1.5°C per hour.
From cold water (15°C) to maximum 40°C takes approximately 16-18 hours.

Ideal temperature is 37-39°C for most users. To speed heating: use lukewarm (not hot) starting water, ensure the cover is on, and checkout added eco insulation roducts like Floor Mats and Thermal Covers for added insulation. Never exceed 40°C as this can damage the spa and void warranty.

Wave inflatable hot tubs cost approximately £4.80 per day to run, depending on usage and conditions. Actual costs vary based on factors like ambient temperature, how often you use the tub, and the quality of insulation.

Using a thermal cover and bubble mat can reduce running costs by up to 50%, and summer usage is typically 30–40% cheaper than in winter.

If you're looking for a cheaper option, our foam hot tubs cost as little as £2.40/day to run.

Wave inflatable hot tubs do not have fixed molded seats, but they’re designed for flexible comfort. They easily accommodate 4 to 6 adults, with plenty of space to move and relax.

While the base is cushioned, inflatable seat cushions are available as optional accessories for added support. The tubs feature 110/130 bubble jets for a soothing massage experience, and the optimal wall height makes it easy to sit or stand as desired.

You can also enhance your comfort with optional headrests, cup holders and wifi controls. This adaptable setup makes Wave hot tubs ideal for different group sizes and seating preferences.

Yes! Wave inflatable hot tubs are built for year-round use, including in cold weather. They have an integrated anti-freeze system that helps protect the spa when not in use.

Thermal covers reduce heat loss by up to 50%, and ground mats provide extra insulation from cold surfaces.

For extended periods of non-use (7+ days) in extreme cold, it's recommended to partially deflate the tub. For full winter care instructions, refer to our winterization guide.

To ensure safe and enjoyable use of your inflatable hot tub, follow these key safety guidelines:

- Limit sessions to 20 minutes at 40°C, and never dive or jump into the tub.

- Children should always be supervised by an adult, and pregnant women or individuals with medical conditions should consult a doctor before use.

- Keep all electrical connections dry and use RCD protection for added safety.

- Adhere to the maximum capacity of 6 people, and avoid using glass containers in or around the tub.

- Enter and exit slowly to prevent slips, stay hydrated, and test water regularly using test strips to avoid skin or eye irritation.

Following these practices not only ensures a safe experience but also helps maintain your warranty coverage.