Is there any such thing as a cheap hot tub? You may look on the Internet and think they all cost £3,500 or even a lot more, or you may just have a preconceived idea that they cost a lot. Yet they have virtually never been more affordable, particularly if you are able to make a few compromises, then you maybe surprised at what you can buy for just a few hundred pounds.
Indeed if you are not worried about buying an all singing and dancing acrylic model at the high end of the market, then you maybe pleased to know that you can buy an inflatable model for under £400.
Now do not for one moment think an inflatable hot tub is not for you. It sounds just too cheap and will not do the same job as an acrylic model will it? Yet you would be surprised as the inflatable models can seat four to six people and feature heaters strong enough to ensure they are always kept piping hot, and they feature built in air jets with a blower strong enough to generate all of the bubbles you will ever need to relax you.
You may think that they will be weak a bit like the walls of a bouncy castle, but when pumped up correctly the walls will be virtually rigid with only a small amount of flex in them. They are also very easy to climb in and out of.
Or you may have a few pounds more to spend and invest in a hot tub with semi-rigid panel walls. There are now hot tub models on the market that have rigid self-assembly panel walls that come in a wood effect and can look very much like a proper acrylic tub when built up. You may also be pleased to know that these models cost from £700 to £1,700, and best of all the quality is such that you can use them all year round if you want to.
Although they also have the advantage like inflatable ones that they can simply be packed away in your shed in just a few minutes come Winter. Likewise they are very easy to assemble next Summer.
So if you are searching for a cheap hot tub for this Summer then a simple search should find you one in no time at all, and all of these types of hot tubs are very easy to assemble, with no real Do It Yourself (DIY) skills needed.
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