Types of built-in hot tubs
At Welvaere we offer a variety of hot tubs. Our Ducktub hot tubs, with a durable plastic inner tub and high-quality thermo wood finish, are perfect for any garden. They are available in a variety of shapes and sizes, from angular and round to square and oval models, and with seating options ranging from traditional straight to ergonomically shaped for ultimate comfort.
We also have our Ducktub models traditionally wood-fired for hot tub lovers who love authentic heat. For those who want convenience and constant temperature, we offer electrically heated hot tubs.
Furthermore, luxury options such as bubbles, jets and LED lighting are available, allowing you to customize your built-in hot tub to suit your personal needs. Each model is designed to offer a unique and luxurious wellness experience, right in your own garden and with the option of built-in.
Are all built-in hot tubs suitable for outdoor use?
Yes, all of our hot tubs are designed for relaxing in the great outdoors. In fact, that's where they do best. The beautiful wooden surround made of thermowood will last as long as 20 to as much as 25 years.
Cost of a built-in hot tub
The cost of a built-in hot tub varies depending on the model and the modifications chosen. At Welvaere we use a basic price, from which you can upgrade your hot tub with various luxury options. As a result, the price can range from several thousand euros to over ten thousand euros, depending on your needs.
In addition to the initial investment, there are also maintenance costs. To maintain the life and beauty of the wood, we recommend treating the wood annually and using regular water maintenance products to keep the water clean and safe.
There are also electricity and heating costs. Additional features such as a filtration system, bubbles or jets consume electricity. The filter system must run continuously, while bubbles and jets use electricity only during use. Electric heating costs about 1 to 2 degrees per hour and affects your power consumption, especially in the colder months. Wood-fired hot tubs require you to purchase wood if you don't have it lying around, and biodiesel requires you to purchase the fuel.
By considering these factors, you can make an informed decision and enjoy a built-in hot tub that not only offers luxury and comfort, but is also durable and cost-effective.