Spa pack died or due an upgrade? Here’s what to check before you buy a replacement: topside compatibility, outputs, voltage, heater size and plumbing.
Category Archives: DIY Hot Tub Building
This blog covers everything you need to know about building your own DIY Hot Tub. From planning to plumbing, I cover it all.
Replace a noisy two-speed pump with a circulation pump and a separate jet pump: why, how to plumb it, and how to reprogram the spa pack.
Let’s dive into the differences between hot tubs and plunge pools and help you decide which one is the right choice for your setup.
Work out how many pumps your DIY hot tub needs: jet pumps, a circulation pump and one pump per water feature, with the flow maths.
Designing a zero-edge swimming pool can be confusing. Here are a few key things to consider to ensure your build goes smoothly!
If you’re thinking about designing your own DIY hot tub, you’ve come to the right place. Building a hot tub in your backyard is a rewarding project, and with the right approach, you can create the perfect oasis. Here are my top tips to help you design the ultimate DIY hot tub.
Etienne sent me a rough sketch and a photo of his site. Here’s how we turned it into an infinity hot tub, from design and plumbing to the finished build.
An off-grid hot tub is possible, but it has to be designed around the energy you can get. Here’s how to heat, filter and treat one, and the mistakes to avoid.
Has your hot tub heater given up the ghost? Don’t worry—this guide will teach you how to replace a heater on a Spa pack. While we’ll focus on the Balboa model, these steps can be applied to many other spa packs as well.
The Balboa BP8 is designed to replace most older Balboa packs. Here’s what it runs, which topsides work, how to configure it, and when a BP7 or BP2100 is the better choice.










