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Spas – Ease of Installation & Integration In Your Home

admin — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 02:09:20 +0000

A spa or swim spa is an ideal alternative to a swimming pool – providing you and your family with an indoor or outdoor health and relaxation option. Spas are simple to install and integrate into your home or backyard – let the experts at Spa Factory Seconds teach you a little more.

Installing a spa can be done efficiently and quickly when performed by the right person. There are many aspects to consider when installing a spa and these aspects will differ depending on whether spa is inground or portable. Some of these aspects are: hoses, electricity, pipes, pumps, drilling into the ground, space for the spa and any extra water costs should all be considered when setting up your new spa. Be sure to choose a suitable location for your spa; if you are not sure we are more than happy to assess your situation and provide you with handy advice.

We do suggest that upon selecting the space for your inground spa that excavation is performed as quickly as possible, as any extreme changes in weather or long periods of rain could affect the ground where you plan to install your spa. Another vital aspect that you consider is that in Australia is the law that all spas and pools deeper than 300mm must be surrounded by safety fencing, with self locking latches on any gates at least 1.5m high from the ground. Therefore your spa may very well need fencing and the cost and development must be considered before you install.

Our spa specialists have been dealing with and installing spas and swim spas for many years, and we guarantee that we can assist you with installing your spa. We can assist you in selecting the perfect spa for your backyard; integrating the style with your garden and features. Be sure to contact Spa Factory Seconds today to find out more about spa installation and integration.

At-Home Spas – An Alternative To Health & Day Spas

admin — Tue, 30 Mar 2010 22:58:29 +0000

Visiting a health spa or day spa can be a great way to relax and unwind – but why go to a day spa when you could enjoy similar results in your own home? Soaking in a spa can provide you with many health benefits such as hydrotherapy, relaxation and muscle rehabilitation – and here at Spa Factory Seconds we know that you can reap the rewards in your own backyard.

There are many things that you can do to create a wonderful ambiance around your spa – making the experience much like a trip to the day spa. Relax at the end of a long day by slipping in to the warm water and turning on the bubbles, with friends, family or a partner. Selecting some mood enhancing music can assist you in calming the senses. Spa Factory Seconds can provide you with options such as Aromatherapy, in-spa electronics and much more.

Of course, you can always opt for an at-home facial, put your feet up with a glass of wine and relax. Visiting your own personal ‘day spa’ can help you sleep better, breathe easier, vitalise the skin, soothe the senses, massage the muscles and much more. To find out more about all of our spa models here at Spa Factory Seconds come in and visit our Bayswater showroom.

Considerations Of Installing A Spa Indoors

admin — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 22:34:16 +0000

Installing a spa indoors can provide spa users with an all year round solution, and plenty of privacy. Of course, in order to make the most of your indoor spa, you will need to consider a few elements.

You will need to consider where your spa will go – and generally this will need to be a room of its own. The room will need to be able to withstand damp conditions, from all sorts of elements such as people entering and leaving the spa, steam and splashes. Basements and enclosed porches are very popular locations for indoor spas. The flooring that you select must be able to hold the spa when it is completely full of water, it is best to have it assessed by a professional .

Ensure that you measure and consider all access points in order to create a smooth delivery and installation prior to purchasing. Every 3-6 months you should drain, clean and refill the water, so easy access to a place you can drain the water to is a must. The spa experts at Spa Factory Seconds can help you out; so let them know if you are looking at installing your spa indoors.