Hot Tub | Spare Parts

Yes, you can repair a hot tub puncture using a waterproof patch kit or vinyl repair adhesive. First, locate and clean the damaged area, then apply the patch according to the instructions. This method works for both inflatable and acrylic tubs, as long as the puncture is small and accessible.

To repair a hot tub, first identify the problem, common issues include leaks, heater failure, or control panel errors. Shut off power, inspect the affected area, and replace or patch damaged parts. Use sealant for minor leaks, reset breakers for electrical faults, or contact our support team for complex repairs.

Inflatable and foam hot tubs typically last 3 to 5 years, depending on build quality, frequency of use, and maintenance. Inflatable tubs are more prone to punctures and wear, while foam-walled models tend to be more durable. Proper care, including regular cleaning and storage, can extend their lifespan.

You can't change the colour of our inflatable hot tubs, as the material can't be painted or refinished. However, for our foam hot tubs, you can change the colour by replacing the outer liner. While limited, this offers a simple way to refresh the spa’s appearance.

Yes, you may need basic tools for hot tub repairs, depending on the issue. Common repairs can require screwdrivers, sealant, patch kits, or a multimeter for electrical checks. While some minor fixes need no tools at all, having a few essentials on hand can make most repairs easier and safer.