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The most obvious difference between wholesale and retail purchases of outdoor hot tubs is the purchase quantity. Retail purchases are generally single-item purchases. Wholesale purchases, on the other hand, are typically characterized by large-scale operations. Purchase quantities can range from a few units, a dozen units, to dozens or even more.

Actually, a well- made outdoor spa hot tub when installed, maintained, and used properly will usually be in a working condition for 10-15 years or more. With the use of high-grade components and an up-to-date and mature manufacturing process a hot tub can even last for more than 20 years.

Since its establishment as the leader in R&D and manufacturing of outdoor spa hot tubs LOVIA® has been offering OEM/ODM solutions to clients abroad, helping clients in different countries building competitive brand of outdoor spa hot tub.

LOVIA® is able to customize your OME/ODM outdoor spa product orders by specifying the following: product size; acrylic color; skirting material; control systems; nozzle arrangements; branding element; as well as packaging solutions.

Our current mainstream outdoor spa pool models are typically 4.5 to 6 meters long, with some larger models reaching 5.8 meters or even longer, 2.2 to 2.3 meters wide, and 1.3 to 1.5 meters high.

Hotels need to define their own hotel characteristics before the acquisition of outdoor spa gear instead only comparing different suppliers' equipment prices. Why this happens is because different types of hotels have different customers with different requirements regarding equipment functions and features.

How to store an outdoor hot tub depends first on the "duration of non-use." If it's only a few days or weeks of non-use, there's no need to completely drain the equipment; if it's not used for more than a few months or even the entire winter, more thorough protection is required.

Compared to traditional outdoor hot tubs, the biggest feature of outdoor swim spas is the integration of "swimming training" and "spa massage" functions. Users can use the front pool area for continuous swimming training, or relax their bodies on the other side using massage nozzles, water flow systems, and a warm water environment.

However, in reality, foam does not necessarily indicate bacterial contamination. Foam in outdoor hot tubs is often caused by substances in the water that reduce surface tension, such as body oils, sweat, skincare product residue, detergent components, and organic pollutants.

Do not pour boiling water into an outdoor spa hot tub. The correct approach is to rely on the device's own heating system, optimized insulation, and proper control of water temperature changes to ensure the outdoor hot tub operates stably within a safe range.