Buying a hot tub is an important project for everyone. If before, doing the spa was a luxury privilege offered in wellness centers, now everyone can afford it at home. It has become common practice among the French to have their own spas installed. The idea is to be able to relax at home anytime, even late in the evening.
The right questions to ask yourself before buying a spa
Buying a spa tub brings you back to a few questions to consider. The hot tub can have two distinct functions or both at the same time. On the one hand, you can bet for the classic model with boiling hot water. This type of bath helps your body and mind relax. On the other hand, you should know that the spa also has therapeutic virtues. It can treat various aches and pains in the muscles and in the joints. In this case, you should focus on the water and air jets. The jets are aimed particularly at specific parts of the body for a therapeutic massage. Buying a jacuzzi also comes down to questioning your space. Are you going to install it indoors or outdoors? Either way, you need space.
The benefits of the jacuzzi
Although a jacuzzi can be very expensive since the simplest model, the inflatable spa, costs around 4,000 euros. However, it must be said that this type of spa does not offer enough benefits for people suffering from a disease such as osteoarthritis, rheumatism or blood pressure. The inflatable spa's water jets are not precise and intense enough to provide excellent hydromassage. So you have to think of a more efficient model like the built-in spa. If, on the other hand, you want a touch of escape, a sophisticated model like the overflow spa or swim spa is right for you. In this case, you will need a few tens of thousands of euros.
