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Spa World stocks a broad selection of high-quality spas, swim spas, plunge pools and accessories for sale at competitive prices.

Whether you are on the lookout for a compact and intimate hot tub, an outdoor spa to entertain family and friends, or a swim spa for exercising and cooling off, Spa World can point you in the right direction.

To help you decide if a spa, swim spa or plunge pool would suit your lifestyle and backyard best, speak with our expert team who will be more than happy to assist. We stock a full range of Australian hot tubs, spa pools, swim spas and plunge pools.

Our team will help take the guesswork out of your purchase and to make your dreams for family fun and relaxation come true. Whether you go for a compact portable spa or large-scale outdoor spa installation, we'll bring our expertise to make the process run smoothly.

Compare our plunge pool and swim spa prices for a large plunge pool or small plunge pool and rest assured you'll receive a competitive deal and enjoy cooling off with your family this summer.

Spa World is Australia's exclusive supplier of Jacuzzi^® Spas offering the full range of these exceptional quality spas and swim spas from the inventors of hydrotherapy, at great prices.

If your dream is to own a spa, swim spa, plunge pool or Infrared sauna for your home, but you're unsure of the cost and what's required, please don't hesitate to give us a call today.

The shell of a spa pool is, without a doubt, the most valuable spa component. Unlike other parts and features of your spa, you can't replace the shell.

Because the shell is so essential, Spa World constructs them from quality, durable materials to avoid any weaknesses that could lead to damage.

When you choose a spa pool, ensure its shell is created from either ABS backed acrylic, or uses vinyl resin and is oven cured. A quality spa pool will always use one of these two processes.

Two factors are most important when it comes to spa pool plumbing; the type of materials used in the plumbing system and which plumbing system system is used - and more specifically, how it maximises jet pressure.

Flexible PVC piping is used in all quality spas. Flexible PVC, which is often cream or bright blue, is constructed using a rigid PVC helix integrated into the hose wall to prevent kinking. By preventing kinking, we can minimise the potential for the reduced jet pressure. Hoses should be fixed to jets using a Weldon PVC cement glue or similar (not silicon), or a clamping technique using stainless steel hose clips. This attachment process is recommended; any other method is unlikely to withstand the pressures of the spa environment.

The level of hydrotherapy a spa can offer is based on the quality and function of the jets. The variety of jets available today can be overwhelming. Here are some key points to look out for:

Ensure that your spa pool has several different jet sizes as well as types, including spinning and directional.

Jets with a spindle or axle design are the most efficient. Try to avoid jets with ball bearings.

The positioning of jets on each seat is vital for enhancing your hydrotherapy experience. It's best to have jets which massage on each side of your spine, rather than down the middle.

All jets in your spa should come with at least a 5-year warranty. If the spa you are considering does not offer this, it could be a sign that the manufacturer has not used quality products in the manufacturing of their jets. Jet replacement can cost in the thousands, so it's best to do your research.

Jets that have stainless steel covers add a polished overall look to your spa and shine brilliantly with a backlight in the evening.

Your average spa water pump should support a maximum of 30 jets. Spas should also have a diverter valve to maintain water pressure on 1 or 2 seats.

Both of these jet designs are used by companies to maximise their total jet number without the associated cost. Neither of these options adds significant benefits to your overall spa experience.

Screw-in jets are superior to those that clip in and they also have a longer life span.

The filtration system in your spa pool is vital for providing you with crystal clear water. Spa filters help to remove impurities from the water and ensure your spa pool water is safe for you, your family and friends.

There are two main areas of importance concerning spa filters. Firstly, the type of filter being used and secondly, the accompanying pump system in place which is in charge of pushing the water through the filter.

100 square foot is the minimum amount of filtration that a spa should have and it should always have a pump fitted to the system.

Although there are many filter designs are on the market today, the most commonly available is the pleated cartridge filter. When using cartridge filtration, your average spa should contain at least 100 square foot of filtration. These filters are customisable into several different shapes and sizes depending on what’s required for each particular spa pool.

Many spas also contain a disposable primary filter. These filters can filter finer particles from the water than a single cartridge filter.

There are three main types of pumps to be aware of when deciding on a spa pool:

These pumps have both a high and low-speed setting. The low setting is used during filtering and heating, while the high speed is used solely for the functioning of hydrotherapy jets. The downside to these pumps is they can be noisier and cost much more to run.

24-hour circulation pumps – These pumps function by using a small pump to force water through the heating and filtration system. This then pairs with a bigger pump which is in charge of powering the spa’s jets. Due to the smaller size of this particular pump system, they are often too small to produce adequate surface skimming. Another downside to the smaller system is that debris can often become caught and cause blockages. The benefits of this pump are that they are silent and power-efficient.

This system is more extensive and has the option to programme the running time depending on how often you use the spa. This makes them more energy efficient and cost effective. Their surface skimming ability is superior to that of the 24-hour circulation pump due to its size.

The programmable circulation pump should be your preferred option, allowing you to avoid the drawbacks of the 24-hour pump while maintaining a system that’s affordable to run.

The spa pool’s pump is a crucial element and determines the overall quality and functioning of your whole spa system.

Focus on three main things when looking at pumps:

• Choose pumps with single speed jet and circulation
• Always enquire about the noise of the pump
• Don't concern yourself with horsepower ratings, turn your attention to other more valuable components such as the spa’s jets or filtration systems.

The variety of control systems available can be overwhelming when you don't know what you are looking for. It is crucial to be aware of the key components to look out for as the wrong unit can be unreliable, hazardous and mean you need to purchase costly replacement parts.

Below is a list of quality recognised control systems. Gecko^®, Balboa^®, SpaNet™, SpaQuip™, HotSprings^® – proprietary, Jacuzzi^® – proprietary, Sundance^® – proprietary

Look for a system with a simple and easy to operate controller pad to make it easy to navigate.

Quality spa heaters are always placed within a marine-grade stainless steel tube. The elements are usually Teflon coated or titanium. Because of the durability of this design, spa heater elements are expected to last 5-10 years. Water continuously passes over the steel tube, creating a consistent and reliable heating pattern.

Always ensure your spa has a coated stainless steel heater barrel. To avoid the loss of heat while your spa is in use, consider a heavier cabling and power supply system or variable output.

Energy efficiency is controlled by insulation. Aside from the consideration of a spa's heat pump, the insulation within a spa pool determines how much output energy is required to maintain it. Perimeter/cabinet insulation is the most efficient choice with minor disadvantages, but full foam provides the best insulation. If you do opt for a full foam insulation system it is worth noting that repairing plumbing leaks in full foam spas can be difficult and costly. Ensure you check the leaks coverage section of the spa's warranty.

Your spa pool cover is far more critical than you may think. It is a key component in maintaining the heat within your spa pool. Because heat rises, it is the spa cover that contains this heat. Cover lifters are another available option; they hold the cover off the ground and make it simple to remove or install.

The majority of spa pools contain LED lighting or another kind built-in lighting system with various colour options. Always make sure that there is a reliable and comprehensive lighting section to your spa warranty as with any in-spa elements, there is always the potential for malfunction.

A quality heat pump is the best way that you can ensure your running costs are the lowest they can be. You should always ensure that a heat pump is fitted to any swim spa or spa pool that you are considering purchasing.

Heat pumps provide only great benefits when added to your spa pool or swim spa. Always make sure the spa's control system accommodates the heat pump.