ᐅ Hot tub in the garden or in a cold conservatory for extended use?
Created on: 3 Apr 2023 10:10
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TheHausbauer
We are considering including a hot tub in our new build project. Since the summer is relatively short, we thought about installing a glass roof with sliding glass panels (a kind of cold conservatory) to house the hot tub. Does this make sense, or would there be many issues with moisture or other problems? What should we consider regarding the pipework if we only want to prepare for it initially (just water, wastewater, and high-voltage electricity, or something special like a service duct)?
That’s correct, although automatic cleaning systems don’t require a fixed drain (especially not one with access panels) or a LAN connection.
Discussions about whirlpools vary widely—some consider inflatable models, while others insist it must be a Jacuzzi brand, and under 20,000 (currency) not much is available. The price ranges are huge, and of course higher-end options exist, but that might not be the most realistic scenario.
@HilfeHilfe once mentioned treating themselves to one—perhaps there are some experiences by now?
Discussions about whirlpools vary widely—some consider inflatable models, while others insist it must be a Jacuzzi brand, and under 20,000 (currency) not much is available. The price ranges are huge, and of course higher-end options exist, but that might not be the most realistic scenario.
@HilfeHilfe once mentioned treating themselves to one—perhaps there are some experiences by now?
If you have an automatic flush system, you will need either a drain, some kind of soakaway pit, or a hose leading to the garden.
Of course, there is a big difference. However, anyone considering a cold conservatory with sliding doors probably won’t want to install an inflatable pool inside…
Of course, there is a big difference. However, anyone considering a cold conservatory with sliding doors probably won’t want to install an inflatable pool inside…
What price range are you considering? Maybe it’s worth mentioning that...
By the way, backwashable filters in hot tubs are often debated, as this mainly concerns the issue of solids. This applies to pools with a relatively large surface area but less so to covered hot tubs. In those, it's more about fats, which are difficult to backwash.
By the way, backwashable filters in hot tubs are often debated, as this mainly concerns the issue of solids. This applies to pools with a relatively large surface area but less so to covered hot tubs. In those, it's more about fats, which are difficult to backwash.
It’s strange that all higher-end hot tubs and even those used professionally only use backwashable filters...
Disinfection is even more important because of the high temperatures. Removing suspended particles is another matter.
I haven’t made any comment on the price. That depends on too many factors. But it will be a five-figure amount.
Disinfection is even more important because of the high temperatures. Removing suspended particles is another matter.
I haven’t made any comment on the price. That depends on too many factors. But it will be a five-figure amount.
I think it’s clear that a five-figure amount is needed; below that, quality issues arise (noisy pumps, poor insulation, etc.). Which brands are you considering or would be acceptable for you, possibly with the described features?
In the (semi) professional sector, dozens of people enter the water every day. That is truly not comparable.
In the (semi) professional sector, dozens of people enter the water every day. That is truly not comparable.
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