Homax 158 Gallons Inflatable Spa 4-Person Include Accessories Square Hot Tub Spa

Brand: Homax

Product Code: PH50013

Availability: In Stock

$499

Description

One-touch install, Easy-to-use control panel, Easy to carry
Length:150 cm,Width:150 cm,Height 65 cm
Accessories: Zipped thermal cover,Digital cover lock,SPA Cartridge x 2, Instruction manual,Connecting pipe x 1 for inflation,Repair kit ,PVC Ground mat x 1(black)
Additional:Water Test strips 1 bottle(50pcs),SPA Cartridge x 1
Premium Laminated PVC;Seating capacity: 8 people;Water Capacity: 369 Gal;Air Bubble Jets: 130;Built in Heater: 675W X 2, 0.9HP X 2;Water temperature range: 68 Degree - 104 Degree)

An inflatable spa by Homax is affordable and portable, providing you with first-class relaxation in the space of your choosing. Using high quality and durable materials this spa is sure to provide long lasting relaxation.

Limited Warranty
6 month warranty for the spa pool body,12 month warranty for the control panel,12 month warranty for the whole control box.

Reviews

at first i was a little disappointed in this order because the picture shows a ZIP ...

By Theresa West on July 1, 2015

Color: Black/Grey Verified Purchase

at first i was a little disappointed in this order because the picture shows a ZIP ON DIGITAL LOCK COVER! Not what we got even though it is the same model number. The cover we got is a pull over and clip down...no lock! and the differences in the price i have seen in the two are at about twenty dollars. when I wrote the seller and requested the difference they offered me five dollars. BUT...BUT....that being said...it is the ONLY thing i can say about this product I am unhappy with..just so you know what you will be receiving when you buy it ...i tell you that story....but I cannot say enough it is an awesome spa...We use it every day and like it better than any other hot tub of spa we have ever been in. for two people it is perfect..amazing massage comfort and the water has gotten up to 105 degrees before...you really do not want it that hot unless you wanna be a boild egg...we have found it most comfortable around 95 degrees and i would not recommend you put four people in this tub...you will be cramped and unable to do anything but sit with your knees in your chin. BUT...we love the tub..it is really easy to set up and take down and works like a charm to bring you comfort and enjoyment...it is very nice indeed.

Should have bought this long ago

By Julz on November 27, 2014

Color: Black/Grey Verified Purchase

Got this for my husband who works 80 hour weeks on his feet - he LOVES IT! He is literally in it every single night after work. We move around a lot and live in an RV, so this is perfect for us. We are the coolest kids in the RV park now! I should have done this years ago.

A fun little spa!!!!

By Gregory P. Skibo on September 12, 2015

Color: Black/Grey Verified Purchase

A fun little spa!!! We had owned traditional hard shell spas for around 25 years, and finally got rid of the last one because I was tired of working on it. Replacing bearings, seals, pump heads, various sensors, plus the noise! This little guy fits the bill perfectly for just us two. Minimal chemicals, very low noise level, low power draw, inflated it once and it stays inflated. Outside on our covered patio, we can jump in at any time, low enough so we can get in and out of it easily. Maintains its temperature very well too. What else can I say except that it's fun!

Just a little addendum here. After a few days, the spa would start alarming and turn off unexpectedly. The alarm code would read "CF", which I took to mean Clogged Filter. The instruction manual is all but useless, and mentions nothing about beeping and alarm codes. I took the filter off, which was absolutely clean by the way, and the spa started right up.

Then I recalled something from several years ago. We had a round Homax Spa, which took forever to heat up and had problems staying inflated, so we got rid of it and got a refund. The operational system is the same on this square spa, but you can tell there are a few engineering differences, i.e., it stays inflated and heats up quickly. The one thing different is the filter. They look the same, but on the old spa there was a 1/4" hole in the top center of the filter. There isn't one on these filters provided with the new spa, just a dimple where the hole should go. Figuring that I had nothing to lose, I punched a hole where the dimple was, replaced it, and the spa has been cycling normally for 3 days now. There probably isn't enough suction from the pump, so the hole makes a little extra flow to aid it. Just in case anyone else has the same issues out there.

By the way, don't buy those stupid bromide "mineral sticks", unless you enjoy lounging in warm brown water. Buy a small bottle of chlorine granules, toss a half capful in once a week, and check it with the test strips twice a week. You don't need a lot of chlorine, a little goes a long way, and you won't even smell it. Bubble the water frequently to oxygenate it, and you shouldn't need any other chemicals. We've owned hard-shelled spas for nearly 30 years, and this is by far the lowest-maintenance unit ever.