Choosing a 6 person hot tub
How much space does a 6 person hot tub need?
Most of our 6 seaters are square, from 2.0m to 2.3m a side. The Maximus is the exception at 2.6m by 2.2m.
- 2.0m square: Reims, Refresh, Palma and Florence
- 2.1m square: Santorini and Sicily
- 2.23m square: Tokyo
- 2.3m square: Palermo
- 2.6m by 2.2m: Maximus
Leave at least 30cm clear on every side for installation and servicing, plus room to fold the cover back.
Lounger or all seater?
Seven of the nine have five seats and one full-length lounger. A lounger is built for relaxation and hydrotherapy. You lie back with jets working along your back and legs, so it suits anyone who soaks to unwind or ease aches.
The Sicily and Palermo are all seaters, with six upright seats facing in. They suit entertaining and parties, when everyone wants a proper seat and a place in the conversation.
6 person hot tubs by range
Deluxe range
Balboa analogue controls in a 2.0m square shell. The Reims has 25 jets and runs from a standard 13 amp supply. The Refresh has 49 jets and the Palma 83, both on 32 amps.
Premium range
A 5 inch Balboa touchscreen and more jets. The Santorini has 52, the Tokyo 89 and the Maximus 99. The Maximus is our most powerful 6 seater, with four pumps on a 40 amp supply.
Luxury range
A 7 inch Balboa touchscreen. The Florence fits 67 jets and a lounger into a 2.0m square. The Sicily, with 50 jets, and the Palermo, with 61, are the all-seater models.
Which 6 seater suits you?
- No dedicated electrical supply: the Reims plugs into a 13 amp socket.
- The most jets in a 2.0m square: the Palma, with 83.
- The strongest hydrotherapy: the Maximus, or the Tokyo if space is tighter.
- Entertaining: the Sicily or Palermo, where everyone sits upright and faces in.