Ultimately, the final 2 person hot tub cost will be greatly determined by a number of factors beyond actual size. When considering a 2 person hot tub, you should also consider the following factors:
Seating:
Seating options vary with open seating, lounge seating and other options available in various models.
Shape:
If space to accommodate a hot tub is part of the reason for selection, shape can also be a determining factor. Hot tubs can be square, rectangular and even triangular.
Jets and hydrotherapy:
The quality and placement of the jets will largely impact the quality of the hot tub’s hydrotherapy. Specialty jets and strategic placement can make all the difference when it comes to a completely relaxing and restorative hydromassage experience.
Water care:
Find out which water care options are compatible with the hot tub you like to ensure clean* water for your soak. A high-quality water care system can save you time and effort on routine maintenance as well as provide peace of mind that your hot tub water is clean* and crystal clear.
Insulation:
In addition to water care, good insulation cannot be underestimated. A hot tub with good insulation can help keep your running costs low and conserve water, regardless of the size. This is particularly important in the winter months and in areas with cold climates year round.
Features:
Different hot tub brands and models each offer a unique set of features that either come standard or are available for optional upgrades. Take a look at all the various features before determining which hot tub is right for you. Great features can really enhance your experience, in and out of the hot tub.
With this article as a guide, we believe you will have a better feel for the factors that determine the cost of a hot tub. If you are still asking yourself about 2 person hot tub cost, visit a local hot tub dealer and ask them to review some models in their showroom with you.
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*Clean is defined as the removal of microscopic (down to 3 micron level, varies by model) debris from the water. The CLEARRAY Active Oxygen® System utilizes various technologies to achieve cleanliness. One of them is ozone, which aids in the grouping of smaller debris to form large clusters that can be more easily captured in the filtration process.