Round Hot Tubs

Round suits sociable use and open positions where you can walk all the way around. Square suits corners, decking edges and taller users who prefer a straight backrest. The round shape also inflates evenly without corner stress.

Drop stitch uses thousands of internal threads connecting the inner and outer walls, so the tub inflates far more rigid than a standard inflatable and feels much closer to a solid tub to lean against. The Ontario uses this construction and sets up in under 30 minutes.

All three come in four and six person sizes. The Atlantic is the largest at 208cm / 82in across in its six person form, and the Tahoe holds 850 L / 225 gal at four person or 1,250 L / 330 gal at six.

Generally yes. A circular cover has no corners to seal, so it sits more evenly and loses less heat. Since the water surface is where a spa loses most of its heat, a well fitting thermal cover makes a real difference to running costs.

The eco foam Tahoe, because its WaveEco insulation is up to 60% more thermally efficient than an inflatable and holds heat far better in cold weather. Pair it with a thermal cover, which cuts heat loss by up to 50% again.