I want to build a hot tub – where do I start? If this is you then read on. In this article I will try and give you all the information you need to think about if you want to build a hot tub but do not know where to start.
Author Archives: buildahottub
11
Jan
Jan
The last thing that you want when you have either just finished building your own DIY Hot Tub or you have just installed a brand new hot tub is that it doesn’t heat. Hopefully, this article will give you some insight of the kind of things to check for.
This blog and my YouTube Channel has lots and lots of information on Hot Tubs and Plunge Pools.
10
Jan
Jan
DIY Hot Tub building Trends for 2023 – what are they? If you are planning a DIY Hot Tub this year, then read on! In this article, I will cover some of the trends that I have seen over the last few months leading into 2023. I’ll also cover the features and factors that people are talking to me most about when they are designing their DIY Hot Tubs.
09
Jan
Jan
ICF stands for insulated concrete forms, which are blocks made of insulating foam or expanded polystyrene (EPS) that are used to build concrete walls. The foam provides insulation to help keep the hot tub water warm, while the concrete provides structural support and durability.
05
Jan
Jan
Happy New Year to my readers. It is that time again when we all re-evaluate our lives. We make our New Year’s resolutions and see if we can stick to them. We also plan what we want to achieve for the next year, in this case 2023 and that might include a DIY Hot Tub build.
14
Dec
Dec
Best ICF Blocks for Hot Tubs? – if you are looking for the answer then read on.
10
Dec
Dec
Whilst a little unwelcome in general this cold snap, it has provided a certain opportunity. The uncharacteristically cold weather has provided a prime opportunity to do some real-world testing with my Air Source Heat Pump in sub zero conditions.
09
Dec
Dec
Hot tub tiles – the perfect way to finish your DIY Hot Tub. I always think that DIY Hot Tubs look best when they are finished in tile. Yes, they are a more expensive finish than a painted surface, but well worth it in my humble opinion.
