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The delivery route is checked first
Overall dimensions, lifting points and access are reviewed before the model is ordered, especially for terraces and islands.
Access plan before order
Indoor & outdoor hydrotherapy
Jacuzzi & Hydromassage Imported & distributed
Portable hot tubs, built-in hydromassage baths and professional spa systems, with services checked before delivery.
We supply indoor and outdoor jacuzzi and hydromassage systems for homes, villas, hotels and wellness areas. Selection covers seating layout, jet configuration, filtration, heating, cover, access for maintenance and the actual route to site. Before an order is confirmed, we coordinate the base, power, water and drainage requirements so the unit can be installed and commissioned without site improvisation.
Importer & distributorLead time 2–8 wks
Indoor & outdoor hydrotherapy
- Delivered in
- 2–8 weeks according to model and configuration
- You get
- Model schedule, dimensions and site-preparation requirements
- Selection basis
- Capacity, jet layout, access, climate and operating pattern
- We handle
- Factory quote, transport planning and installation coordination
The range01 / 04
Portable outdoor jacuzziTypically 2–8 seats, around 1.8×1.8 m to 2.3×2.3 m, about 0.8–1 m deep
- Portable outdoor jacuzzi
- Built-in hydromassage
- Swim spas
- Professional wellness systems
◆Private terraces and gardens◆Hotel suites◆Villas and rental properties◆Wellness centres◆Indoor spa rooms◆Private terraces and gardens◆Hotel suites◆Villas and rental properties◆Wellness centres◆Indoor spa rooms◆Private terraces and gardens◆Hotel suites◆Villas and rental properties◆Wellness centres◆Indoor spa rooms
00 / The brief
A hot tub is a filled structure and a mechanical system, not outdoor furniture.
Seat count is the easy part. Filled weight, access, pump performance, insulation and service clearance decide whether the installation works for years or becomes a permanent site problem.
2–8 wks
The right jacuzzi is the one that can reach the site, carry its full water load and still be serviced after installation.
We compare models against the people using them and the property receiving them, then issue the dimensions and preparation requirements needed by the engineer and installers.
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Site checks before model approval
2–8 wks
Typical supply programme
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Delivery and lifting plan
24/7
Filtration designed for standing water
01 / Why through us
We import the jacuzzi & hydromassage ourselves, so you buy at first hand.
We connect model selection with structural load, access, electrical supply and water care before the unit leaves the factory.
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Jets matched to intended use
Hydrotherapy layout, pumps and seating are selected around the people and usage pattern, not a jet-count marketing number.
Seat and jet plan reviewed
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Services coordinated before arrival
Base, electrical supply, fill, drain and maintenance clearances are issued while the site can still accommodate them.
Site-preparation checklist
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Outdoor conditions considered
Cabinet, cover, insulation and water-treatment options are selected for sun, wind and seasonal operation in Greece.
Climate and use included in specification
02 / The range
What we carry in jacuzzi & hydromassage
The four ranges split by how the water is held and who uses it. A portable hot tub carries its own equipment in the cabinet; a built-in bath hides it behind tiling; a swim spa adds a current long enough to swim against; professional systems are sized for many bathers a day. Pick the range first, because it decides the base, the power supply and the maintenance access long before the jet layout does.
04 rangesLead time 2–8 wks
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Portable outdoor jacuzzi
A portable hot tub gives you warm, filtered water on a terrace or lawn within a day of filling, with no excavation and no plant room. Everything sits inside the cabinet: pumps, heater, filter cartridges and the control pack, so the site needs only a level base, a dedicated electrical circuit and a hose to fill it. Insulation and the lid matter most in Greece, where a winter night on a hill or by the sea can strip heat quickly; a full-foam cabinet and a tapered, well-sealed cover keep running costs predictable through the cooler months.
- Arrives as one unit, ready to connect, fill and heat
- Moves with you if the house or the layout changes
- Lid and insulation keep heat-up times short in winter
Terms you will meet
- Full-foam insulation
- The cavity between shell and cabinet is filled with expanding foam, which holds heat and also supports the pipework against vibration.
- Tapered thermal cover
- A lid thicker at the centre than at the edge so rain runs off; its foam density and seal decide how much heat escapes overnight.
- RCD protection
- A residual-current device on the hot tub's own circuit that cuts the supply on an earth leak; your electrician sizes it for the model.
- Best for
- Terraces, gardens and holiday villas where nothing can be dug or built in
- Formats
- Typically 2–8 seats, around 1.8×1.8 m to 2.3×2.3 m, about 0.8–1 m deep
When it fits
Choose a portable unit when you want the tub working this season and the base can take its filled weight.
When it does not
Look at a built-in bath or a sunken installation if the tub must sit flush with a floor or a deck.
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Built-in hydromassage
A built-in hydromassage bath turns the bathroom you are already finishing into a place to recover, with the motor and pipework hidden behind the tiles. The bath is set on its frame, connected to the waste, then boxed in, so the inspection panel position must be agreed with the tiler at the drawing stage. Whirlpool baths are covered by EN 12764 and their electrical safety by EN 60335-2-60; ask for both on the data sheet, together with which bathroom zone the controls are approved for.
- Fits the bathroom finishes, with the motor out of sight
- Water jets, air jets or both, matched to how you bathe
- One supply for the bath, the frame and the panel
Terms you will meet
- Air-blower system
- A blower pushes warm air through small holes in the floor of the bath for a fizzing, gentle massage, as opposed to directed water jets.
- Automatic drain-down
- After each use the system empties and blows air through the pipes so standing water does not stay inside them between baths.
- Inspection panel
- A removable section of the bath surround that gives the installer access to the pump and connections without breaking tiles.
- Best for
- Master bathrooms and hotel suites with room for a full-length bath
- Formats
- Rectangular 160×70 to 190×90 cm, corner 140×140 to 160×160 cm, freestanding shapes on request
When it fits
Choose a built-in bath when the bathroom is being rebuilt anyway and the bath will be used most days.
When it does not
Look at a portable hot tub if you want several people in the water at once or the bath must stay outdoors.
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Swim spas
With a swim spa you can swim, train and soak in a footprint far smaller than a pool, and use it from spring to late autumn. A powered current lets you swim in place; many models add a separate hot-tub zone with its own thermostat. Full of water, a swim spa weighs several tonnes, so a ground-level slab or an engineer-checked structure is the starting point, and the crane route is planned before the order. The strength and width of the current matter more than the motor's rating, and should be tried before choosing.
- Exercise and hydrotherapy in one installation
- Usable for far more of the year than an unheated pool
- Sits on a slab or can be sunk into a deck
Terms you will meet
- Counter-current system
- Pumps or a propeller drive a broad stream of water towards the swimmer so they stay in one place while swimming.
- Dual-zone swim spa
- A shell divided into a cooler exercise area and a warmer seating area, each with its own temperature control.
- Filled weight
- Unit plus water plus bathers, the figure your structural engineer checks the slab or terrace against.
- Best for
- Gardens and villas where a full pool will not fit or is not permitted
- Formats
- Typically about 4–6.5 m long, around 2.3 m wide and 1.3–1.6 m deep
When it fits
Choose a swim spa when swimming lengths matters and the garden or budget will not take a pool.
When it does not
Look at a conventional pool if several people want to swim at once or the water is mainly for children.
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Professional wellness systems
A professional spa gives a hotel or wellness centre water that stays clear and inviting with many bathers a day, without the guest ever seeing the plant. Unlike a home unit, it runs on a separate filtration plant, often with an overflow channel and a balance tank, and automatic dosing that keeps chlorine and pH in range between staff checks. Bather load sets the turnover time and the plant size, and those in turn set the space you need for the equipment room.
- Water quality held steady under heavy daily use
- Plant room equipment that staff can service on site
- Shell and edge designed to suit the interior
Terms you will meet
- Turnover time
- How long the filtration takes to pass the whole water volume once; busy commercial spas need a short one.
- Balance tank
- A buffer tank that collects water spilling over the edge and feeds it back to the pumps, keeping the level steady as bathers get in and out.
- Automatic dosing controller
- A probe-driven unit that measures disinfectant and pH and adds chemicals as needed, logging the readings for inspections.
- Best for
- Hotels, spas, gyms and treatment rooms with public or guest use
- Formats
- Built to the room, from compact 4-seat pools to large tiled or stainless basins
When it fits
Choose a professional system when guests or members will use the spa every day of the season.
When it does not
Look at portable hot tubs for single villa suites where one household uses each tub.
03 / Where it goes
The same material, specified differently per space.
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Terraces & gardens
The filled load, base, cover and delivery route are reviewed before the terrace is finished.
Filled weight sent for structural check
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Hotel suites
Controls remain intuitive while filtration, draining and maintenance are planned for operations teams.
Simple guest controls
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Indoor spa rooms
Ventilation, waterproofing and safe electrical zones are considered alongside the hydromassage unit.
Humidity strategy checked
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Swim spas
Counter-current performance, access and year-round operating cost are compared before the model is selected.
Current performance assessed
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04 / How to specify it
The decisions that decide the result.
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Check the filled weight
Water and occupants make the operating load far higher than the empty shipping weight.
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Map the route to the final position
Gate width, crane reach and overhead obstacles can eliminate an otherwise suitable model.
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Compare the hydrotherapy layout
Jet position and pump zoning matter more than a large headline jet count.
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Protect maintenance access
Cabinet panels, pumps and filters must remain reachable after landscaping or decking.
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Specify the cover and insulation
A fitted cover reduces heat loss, debris and water-care demand.
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Plan water care from day one
Filtration and treatment routines should match expected use and turnover.
Common mistakes
Ordering before a structural check
A terrace must be assessed for the full operating load, not the empty unit.
Building decking tight to every panel
Blocking service panels turns routine maintenance into demolition.
Comparing only by seat count
Ergonomics, pump zoning and usable water depth determine real comfort.
Terms, plainly
- Portable hot tub
- Self-contained spa with pumps, heating and filtration inside its cabinet.
- Hydrotherapy jet
- Water or air-water outlet positioned to massage a body area.
- Swim spa
- Larger spa using a counter-current for stationary swimming and exercise.
05 / Catalog Materials Snapshot
What a hot tub or spa order specifies
Each card lists the figures that go on the order and on the site checklist: shell size and water volume, the electrical supply, insulation or filtration, and the finishes on offer. Use them to brief the engineer, the electrician and the tiler before the unit leaves the factory.
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Portable outdoor jacuzzi
What an order specifies
- Seats
- 2–8
- Water volume
- About 800–2,000 L
- Supply
- 230 V, dedicated circuit
- Shell
- Acrylic on reinforced backing
Finishes & variants
- White or pearl acrylic
- Grey or granite-effect acrylic
- Composite cabinet in timber tones
- Charcoal cabinet
Fitting & care
Test and balance the water weekly and rinse the filter cartridges every couple of weeks of use. Lift the cover with a cover lifter rather than dragging it, which tears the hinge seam.
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Built-in hydromassage
What an order specifies
- Standard
- EN 12764
- Electrical safety
- EN 60335-2-60
- Systems
- Water, air or combined
- Access
- Removable side panel
Finishes & variants
- Gloss white acrylic
- Matt white composite
- Chrome jet trims
- Brushed or black jet trims
Fitting & care
Run a cleaning cycle with the maker's pipe cleaner every few weeks. Leave the inspection panel free of silicone so it can be lifted.
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Swim spas
What an order specifies
- Length
- About 4–6.5 m
- Water volume
- Roughly 6,000–15,000 L
- Zones
- Single or dual
- Supply
- Per model, often three-phase
Finishes & variants
- Light acrylic shell
- Dark acrylic shell
- Composite cabinet panels
- Sunken trim kit
Fitting & care
Keep the cover on whenever the spa is not in use, which saves heat and keeps leaves out of the current. Have the electrician confirm the supply against the model's data sheet before the crane is booked.
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Professional wellness systems
What an order specifies
- Shell
- Stainless steel, concrete or acrylic
- Edge
- Skimmer or overflow
- Treatment
- Automatic chlorine and pH dosing
- Plant
- Separate equipment room
Finishes & variants
- Mosaic-tiled basin
- Brushed stainless steel
- Natural stone surround
- Acrylic shell for small rooms
Fitting & care
Keep a daily log of the dosing readings and backwash the filter on the schedule the plant designer sets. Leave room around the pumps for a technician to work.
06 / The long read
What actually decides
a good jacuzzi & hydromassage order.
We connect model selection with structural load, access, electrical supply and water care before the unit leaves the factory. This is the part most suppliers leave out: what we import, how jacuzzi & hydromassage should be specified before anyone prices it, where projects lose money, and what our 2–8 wks lead time actually covers.
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What we import, and what lands on site
We supply indoor and outdoor jacuzzi and hydromassage systems for homes, villas, hotels and wellness areas. Selection covers seating layout, jet configuration, filtration, heating, cover, access for maintenance and the actual route to site. Before an order is confirmed, we coordinate the base, power, water and drainage requirements so the unit can be installed and commissioned without site improvisation.
Because we buy jacuzzi & hydromassage directly from the factories, the range you see is the range we can programme — not a catalogue we hope to source later. In practice that means portable outdoor jacuzzi, built-in hydromassage and swim spas, each with its own price band and availability, so a specification can be tuned to a budget instead of abandoned.
The delivery route is checked first: overall dimensions, lifting points and access are reviewed before the model is ordered, especially for terraces and islands.
The right jacuzzi is the one that can reach the site, carry its full water load and still be serviced after installation.
The delivery route is checked first
Overall dimensions, lifting points and access are reviewed before the model is ordered, especially for terraces and islands.
Jets matched to intended use
Hydrotherapy layout, pumps and seating are selected around the people and usage pattern, not a jet-count marketing number.
Services coordinated before arrival
Base, electrical supply, fill, drain and maintenance clearances are issued while the site can still accommodate them.
Outdoor conditions considered
Cabinet, cover, insulation and water-treatment options are selected for sun, wind and seasonal operation in Greece.
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How jacuzzi & hydromassage should be specified before it is priced
Specifying jacuzzi & hydromassage well comes down to a short list of decisions taken in the right order — check the filled weight, map the route to the final position, compare the hydrotherapy layout and protect maintenance access. Taken on paper, these cost nothing. Taken on site, each one is a change order.
We write the specification with you before anything is quoted, so the number you get is for the material that will actually be installed. That means confirmed dimensions and finishes, the right performance class for the space, and quantities that include the waste factor rather than discovering it mid-installation.
The same reference behaves differently depending on where it goes — private terraces and gardens, hotel suites, villas and rental properties, wellness centres each carry their own requirements, and we specify against the space rather than against a mood image.
Portable hot tub
Self-contained spa with pumps, heating and filtration inside its cabinet.
Hydrotherapy jet
Water or air-water outlet positioned to massage a body area.
Swim spa
Larger spa using a counter-current for stationary swimming and exercise.
Dry weight
Weight of the unit without water or occupants.
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Where jacuzzi & hydromassage projects lose time and money
Almost every delay we are called in to rescue traces back to the same handful of causes: ordering before a structural check, building decking tight to every panel, comparing only by seat count and forgetting the unloading method. None of them are exotic, and all of them are avoidable at specification stage.
Ordering before a structural check is the most expensive one, because a terrace must be assessed for the full operating load, not the empty unit.
We have supplied jacuzzi & hydromassage into terraces & gardens, hotel suites and indoor spa rooms, and the pattern is consistent: the projects that run smoothly are the ones where the material was locked before the trades were booked.
Building decking tight to every panel — checked once on paper, never again on site.
Ordering before a structural check
A terrace must be assessed for the full operating load, not the empty unit.
Building decking tight to every panel
Blocking service panels turns routine maintenance into demolition.
Comparing only by seat count
Ergonomics, pump zoning and usable water depth determine real comfort.
Forgetting the unloading method
The final kilometre and lifting plan can be more complex than the factory transport.
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Lead times, pricing and what we handle
Standard lead time on jacuzzi & hydromassage is 2–8 wks from confirmed specification, and that window covers the whole chain — factory programming, consolidation, transport, customs where applicable and delivery to site or to your warehouse. We quote the landed number, not an ex-works price that grows later.
Pricing is per project rather than per line. Because we import directly and consolidate jacuzzi & hydromassage with the rest of the materials for the same room, you get one quote, one delivery window and one point of contact — and the savings show up on the total, not just on a headline reference.
If you already have drawings, send them and we will come back with a specification and a landed price. If you do not, we will build the specification with you first. Either way, nothing is ordered until the quantities, finishes and dates are agreed in writing.
07 / Questions
Frequently asked
What is the difference between a portable jacuzzi and a built-in system?+
A portable hot tub is a self-contained unit with equipment inside the cabinet. A built-in system is integrated into the construction and needs separate planning for access, equipment and finishes.
What does the site need before delivery?+
A level load-bearing base, the specified electrical supply, safe access for delivery and the required fill and drain arrangement. We issue the exact checklist for the selected model.
Can a jacuzzi be installed on a terrace?+
Potentially, but the filled weight must be checked by the responsible engineer and the delivery route must be confirmed before ordering.
How should I compare jet systems?+
Look at jet position, pump performance, seat ergonomics and control by zone rather than counting jets alone. The right layout depends on how the unit will be used.
Do you supply covers and water-treatment equipment?+
Yes. Covers, steps, filters and compatible treatment accessories can be included with the main unit.
Can you deliver to islands?+
Yes. We coordinate protected transport and the final delivery method after checking size, destination and unloading access.
Materials from this category are usually specified for interior design projects. We specify and supply every material the project needs; if you need installers, we can suggest partners you contract directly.
08 / Other materials
