Arctic Spas And Hot Tubs: Toronto, Canada

Imagine having a luxurious hot tub without the budget breaking operating costs and the back breaking maintenance. Arctic Spas offers exactly that, a chance to own a top quality hot tub that's guaranteed to last for years.

Founded in Toronto, Canada,  in 1994, Arctic Spas are exploding with popularity that confirms high quality and customer satisfaction.

So what's so special about Arctic Spas? They feature Contoured Comfort which simply means that the actual design layout of arctic spas is different than average hot tubs. They conform to different body sizes and types making Arctic Spas conformable for people of all sizes to enjoy. Different size hot tubs offer different seating layouts, so there is plenty of options for relaxation. Each unique type of seat has various jets and massage settings, making them uniquely enjoyable.

Maintaining Arctic Spas is easier than the majority of the spas on the market because of the Total Access feature. This means that there is easy access to all sides of the hot tub. This seems like a small feature, but it's imperative when faced with a repair situation. Most hot tubs have a full foam design, which makes finding the source of repair costly and difficult.

Another unique feature is the Perimeter Heatlock Insulation System. With high density urethane foam floor, walls and underside spa rim, these hot tubs are very energy efficient. This insulation also keeps in any heat that is produced by the motors. This unique heating system protects these hot tubs from freezing temperatures. A side effect of this insulation is sound proofing of the motor noises, creating a peaceful spa experience. Arctic Spas are built to endure the most severe weather conditions. If these hot tubs can withstand the cold weather of Northern Canada, then they can insulate in any weather!

Basking in clean spa water is a luxury that should never be undervalued. Arctic Spas have not forgotten this huge detail. The Arctic Pure maintenance system has replaced the old accordion filters with MicroPure filtration. This filtration system starts by attaching a filter to an available garden hose for just $27. The hose water is cleaned to remove metals, solids and bacteria. Day after day this water is passed through the spa's Micro Pure, Everyday Filter for $34. What's the bottom line? There's no need for standard chemicals and multiple filters.

Arctic Spas also feature a lighting system like no other called Arctic Spas Northern Lights. This computer generated lighting system offers different digitized patterns in every color of the rainbow. Complete the  experience with top quality, 100% Red Cedar accessories. A wrap around bar turns the spa experience into a real treat. Cedar planters and robe trees are also available to match the hot tub or backyard vibe. Not only will they look great, they will last a lifetime and are easy to assemble.

Another interesting feature is the hot tub's floor. A normal hot tub is placed on a concrete slab or a deck. However, Arctic Spas can be simply be placed on the ground and used. This is made possible by the Forever Floor, which is made of pest and moisture resistant fiberglass. It lasts for years, hence the name ForeverFloor. There are so many advantages to this type of flooring feature. Not only does this flooring make the hot tub easy to install, but the hot tub can also be easily moved from indoors to outdoors, or from yard to deck throughout the seasons.

Hot tubs can be a personal retreat for anyone. However, Arctic Spas offer features that go above and beyond everyone's expectations. Arctic Spas retailers are listed online at Arcticspasonline.com. Prices vary according to location of retailer, size and amenities of spa from $1000 to over $3000. With contoured comfort, Total Access, Perimeter Heatlock Insulation, MicroPure water filtration, cedar accessories and Forever Floor, Arctic Spas are the best of the best.


Sources:
Arctic Spas. 2005-2006. 3 April 2007. http://arcticspasonline.com./.
Arctic Spas: Contour Comfort. America's Top Hot Tubs and Spas. Manor House Publishing. 4 April 2007. http://www.americastophottubsandspas.com/companies /arctic.aspv