skip to main content

Does this hot tub have jets? Thank you

Stella Greenberg

4 years ago

Jackson Penthouse / Roof Deck, San Francisco · More Info

Sort by:Oldest

Comment (1)

PRO
De Meza + Architecture
4 years ago
Hi Stella,

Yes, this tub does have jets. Robert's Hot Tub's in Richmond makes these cedar hot tubs.
Related Discussions
Which style of bath tub do you prefer? Free standing or in a deck?
Q
Comments (126)
You can use side panels or a deck/surround to create what is, in effect, a free standing bath that would work well aesthetically and, optionally, as part of a wetroom-style bathroom. Deep soaking tubs are especially effective for such projects; they have smaller footprint, which affords more room in the shower area, but their greater depth makes them exceptionally comfortable.
...See More
Does anyone have an opinion on Nutribullet
Q
Comments (13)
I have one, it's useful for many things: Making smooth hot chocolate, milkshakes, in fact anything that needs a good shake to mix ingredients. Smoothies. Shakes. Soups. The thing I like most is how easy it is to clean. You can drink straight from the cup, and wash the blades under the tap.
...See More
Spa house Hot tub in jeopardy
Q
Comments (4)
I have no idea why I couldnt reply on the mobile app... ah well. The general dry weight is 400kg which I have to say isnt major, a lot is comprised of the main air/water pumps. If they are not removeable/replaceable then the warranty of the tub isnt worth squat. I would imagine up to 4 people, a wall that can take the weight is there to rest on, and if really fussy about the initial lift, perhaps a fork lift. Once up, all it needs is to be moved forward and gradually lowered inside on perhaps a load bearing air bag as is conventionally used. Not sure what you mean about twist, there is tilting and side space all the way around the space, it's not a tight letterbox. These things commonly get rolled in by one, maybe 2 people on it's side on a trolley, many will fit through a doorway, and then 2 people would gently lower it down. Sometimes, they are crane lifted over the house!... I see not reason it couldnt be lifted relatively flat over a short wall. There are a lot of tub only 60-70cm high (2x2m), that should just trolley dolly through the door, in fact many advertised to fit through a standard domestic doorway, this is larger, with just as much head room, so for the life of me, I can't understand why they look at this construction and run a mile, make it out to be more difficult than it actually is. I do have an option, buy a build a spa and put the thing together myself, there is zero issue getting the components in there, maybe the spa house is for bigger than it looks on a photograph! That said, hot tubs all break down, many go to the stores in parts to assemble, many are put together on site.... so why can't I find a company who will do on-site assembly. My opinion is that companies are only interested in sending monkey cowboy muscle to do installations, so unless it's dead easy, roll in and flit, theyre not interested. My electrician told me about one delivered only just down the road where they dumped it in that hard, they mangled the power supply on the hot tub that badly he had to completely replace it.
...See More
Bathroom products: taps, toilet, bath tub, floor tiles
Q
Comments (7)
I have Hudson Reed and am not at all impressed. I don't think twice in 10 years is great reliability. I have a HR bathfiller and it is so stiff to switch from hot to cold that I would avoid now. We bought our house like this I wouldn't have chosen any of the taps. I always use Grohe if you can get it. I might try Lusso Stone next time as they have some lovely brass examples. Spend as much as you can on taps as you use them all the time. I have been very happy with Grohe. I like Mandarin Stone for tiles they have a fantastic selection. I am going to use Lusso Stone for all the fittings and maybe Drench for a bath as they are a bit more affordable.
...See More

Sponsored

More Discussions

Paint, wallpaper feature or painting?

14

any ideas on what to do with the kitchen

11

living room layout challenge

11

Layout issues in new house purchase

1

How would you extend?

3

United Kingdom

Tailor my experience with cookies

Houzz uses cookies and similar technologies to personalise my experience, serve me relevant content, and improve Houzz products and services. By clicking ‘Accept’ I agree to this, as further described in the Houzz Cookie Policy. I can reject non-essential cookies by clicking ‘Manage Preferences’.