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The complete Lay-Z-Spa AirJet and HydroJet Pro inflatable hot tub range.
Premium spa experiences for your garden, terrace or sun room with massage jets, rapid heating and easy setup.
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There’s a real difference between a garden hot tub and a proper spa experience, and that comes down to jet power, heating speed and build quality. Our Lay-Z-Spa range covers both the AirJet and HydroJet Pro lines, so whether you want a straightforward, easy-to-run inflatable hot tub or a more premium massage-focused setup, there’s a model suited to your space and budget.
AirJet models use air-based bubble jets for a gentler, all-over massage feel and tend to be quicker to set up, a popular choice for first-time hot tub owners. HydroJet Pro models step things up with targeted water jets for a firmer, more focused massage, along with faster heating and sturdier construction, making them a good fit if you’re using the tub regularly rather than occasionally.
AirJet hot tubs use air jets that create a bubble massage across the whole tub, offering a softer, more relaxing feel. HydroJet Pro models use focused water jets aimed at specific points, giving a firmer, more targeted massage similar to a traditional spa, they also tend to heat faster and have a more robust outer wall construction.
Running costs vary by model, ambient temperature and how often the heater cycles, but as a rough guide, most inflatable hot tubs use a similar amount of power to a household kettle when the heater is actively running, and considerably less once the water reaches temperature and the heater cycles intermittently.
Yes, most Lay-Z-Spa models are designed to be used year-round, including through UK winters, provided the pump and heater run continuously to prevent freezing. If you’re not using it for an extended period in freezing weather, it’s safer to fully drain, dry and store it rather than leaving it filled and unused.
Running costs vary by model, ambient temperature and how often the heater cycles, but as a rough guide, most inflatable hot tubs use a similar amount of power to a household kettle when the heater is actively running, and considerably less once the water reaches temperature and the heater cycles intermittently.
Hot tubs need chemicals formulated for smaller water volumes and higher temperatures, standard pool chemicals are typically too concentrated and can be harder to dose accurately.
Tell us your space, budget and how you plan to use it, our team will recommend the best model and arrange UK delivery.
