About

About

Champion Hot Tubs is a family run Hot Tub business based in Staffordshire offering top quality Hot Tubs and Services.

The Staffordshire Hot Tub Showroom displays 3 different hot tub ranges from Rotospa the ONLY British manufactured spas, Vita Spa and Reef Spas.

The family team at Champion Hot Tubs take pride in providing top quality service to our customers, aiding them to a happy and smiley purchase be it a rubber ducky or one of our lovely Hot Tubs. Even after purchase our fully qualified service engineers will be more than happy to provide that supportive and caring aftercare to keep your spa running smoothly.

What You Want From Your Hot Tub

When buying a spa, hot tub you want something that is going to give you and your family many, many years of reliable service.

You want good solid construction. You especially want great insulation for low running costs.

You want a spa packed full of as many features as you can get for your budget. You want a spa from a company with a long history of spa manufacturing that you know will look after your needs long into the future. You also want to pay a sensible price without hard sell tactics or sales gimmicks.

If you want all those things then you want a Vita Spa. Supplied By Champion Hot Tubs your local Staffordshire family Run Hot Tub Business you can Trust for Quality, Honest opinion and Integrity.  Vita Spa pride Themselves  on the quality of their spas.

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What You Want From Your
Hot Tub

When buying a spa, hot tub you want something that is going to give you and your family many, many years of reliable service.

You want good solid construction. You especially want great insulation for low running costs.

You want a spa packed full of as many features as you can get for your budget. You want a spa from a company with a long history of spa manufacturing that you know will look after your needs long into the future. You also want to pay a sensible price without hard sell tactics or sales gimmicks.

If you want all those things then you want a Vita Spa. Supplied By Champion Hot Tubs your local Staffordshire family Run Hot Tub Business you can Trust for Quality, Honest opinion and Integrity.  Vita Spa pride Themselves  on the quality of their spas.

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Benefits of Hot Tub Hydrotherapy

To experience the benefits of hydrotherapy yourself, we recommend our Vita Spa Hot Tubs.
To talk about our exciting and relaxing hot tub range, contact us >>

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Reduces muscle tension and relieves pain

The weightlessness you feel when under water relieves tension in the limbs, supporting aching muscles and easing the movement as opposed to when on land. Plus, hydrotherapy stimulates the release of endorphins, acting as a natural pain reliever which will further reduce muscle soreness. Incorporating hydrotherapy as part of your wellbeing is a great way to recover after a hard day at work.

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Rehabilitates injured muscles

Being immersed in warm or hot water raises the body temperature, increasing blood flow around the circulatory system and so alleviating pain. The improved circulation will in turn help to heal injured tissues and rehabilitate damaged muscles or joints.

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Boosts the immune system

The increased blood flow and circulation of white blood cells around the body allows lymph (an immune system fluid that helps collect and get rid of unwanted materials from the body) to be moved through the body more efficiently and therefore strengthens the immune system, helping to fight colds and illnesses.

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Relieves stress and potentially help reduces high blood pressure

Hydrotherapy treatment can be effectively used whether you are on your own or with friends relaxing in your hot tub by helping to reduce blood pressure caused by stress/hypertension. It may also slow down the body’s reaction to anxiety and release endorphins – a natural stress fighter.

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Reduces muscle tension and relieves pain

The weightlessness you feel when under water relieves tension in the limbs, supporting aching muscles and easing the movement as opposed to when on land. Plus, hydrotherapy stimulates the release of endorphins, acting as a natural pain reliever which will further reduce muscle soreness. Incorporating hydrotherapy as part of your wellbeing is a great way to recover after a hard day at work.

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Rehabilitates injured muscles

Being immersed in warm or hot water raises the body temperature, increasing blood flow around the circulatory system and so alleviating pain. The improved circulation will in turn help to heal injured tissues and rehabilitate damaged muscles or joints.

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Boosts the immune system

The increased blood flow and circulation of white blood cells around the body allows lymph (an immune system fluid that helps collect and get rid of unwanted materials from the body) to be moved through the body more efficiently and therefore strengthens the immune system, helping to fight colds and illnesses.

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Relieves stress and potentially help reduces high blood pressure

Hydrotherapy treatment can be effectively used whether you are on your own or with friends relaxing in your hot tub by helping to reduce blood pressure caused by stress/hypertension. It may also slow down the body’s reaction to anxiety and release endorphins – a natural stress fighter.

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Indoor Location:

If you are using the services of a professional hot tub installer, there should be no problems which need concern you other than accessibility and suitability of the location. If you are installing your hot tub indoors, possibly the biggest concern is the weight bearing of the floor. The average 4 person hot tub weights 2000 kilos when full of water, so if you have a wooden floor it is very likely it will require strengthening prior to installation. So in preparation for the hot tub it is always safer to get an inspection (survey) from a competent person.

The other minor concern might be access to an electric connection. Though many hot tubs now connect directly to a standard 13amp socket, it is always wise to connect via a dedicated circuit breaker.

Another consideration of an indoor location should be ventilation. A hot tub will release water vapour containing the hot tub chemicals, this may cause problems of condensation, leading to damp, and the inhalation of the chemicals. For these reasons it is advised you have adequate ventilation in the room via means of an extractor.

Outdoor Location:

Many people prefer to have their hot tub installed in the open air. There is no doubt an outside location is always better because it lets you enjoy the natural surroundings and a view if you are lucky enough to have one. But there are other installations benefits too e.g. a solid base is more readily available, easier to fill and empty the hot tub, no condensation problems, and not chemical inhalation.

Another feature of an outdoor location is the option to choose fully or partially submersed it the ground (called a pit) or through a decking or free standing inside a gazebo. The hot tub installation options for an outdoor location are wide and varied and can be changed easily.

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Indoor
Location:

If you are using the services of a professional hot tub installer, there should be no problems which need concern you other than accessibility and suitability of the location. If you are installing your hot tub indoors, possibly the biggest concern is the weight bearing of the floor. The average 4 person hot tub weights 2000 kilos when full of water, so if you have a wooden floor it is very likely it will require strengthening prior to installation. So in preparation for the hot tub it is always safer to get an inspection (survey) from a competent person.

The other minor concern might be access to an electric connection. Though many hot tubs now connect directly to a standard 13amp socket, it is always wise to connect via a dedicated circuit breaker.

Another consideration of an indoor location should be ventilation. A hot tub will release water vapour containing the hot tub chemicals, this may cause problems of condensation, leading to damp, and the inhalation of the chemicals. For these reasons it is advised you have adequate ventilation in the room via means of an extractor.

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Outdoor
Location:

Many people prefer to have their hot tub installed in the open air. There is no doubt an outside location is always better because it lets you enjoy the natural surroundings and a view if you are lucky enough to have one. But there are other installations benefits too e.g. a solid base is more readily available, easier to fill and empty the hot tub, no condensation problems, and not chemical inhalation.

Another feature of an outdoor location is the option to choose fully or partially submersed it the ground (called a pit) or through a decking or free standing inside a gazebo. The hot tub installation options for an outdoor location are wide and varied and can be changed easily.

Delivery, Installation
& Demonstration

We want to make sure that your pride and joy is delivered to you in perfect condition so we only use qualified and experienced in-house delivery teams. These are not just qualified in spa delivery but are Spa Techs that know everything there is to know about our spas. If you have a question or need some extra help these spa techs are there to help.

Depending on where you want to locate your new hot tub the installation suggestions vary
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Delivery, Installation and Demonstration

We want to make sure that your pride and joy is delivered to you in perfect condition so we only use qualified and experienced in-house delivery teams. These are not just qualified in spa delivery but are Spa Techs that know everything there is to know about our spas. If you have a question or need some extra help these spa techs are there to help.

Depending on where you want to locate your new hot tub the installation suggestions vary

Hot Tub Accessories

There are too many to mention, but probably the most important for an outdoor location are steps (unless your hot tub is submersed) and a cover to keep the heat in and the dirt out.

In conclusion, locating a hot tub is not difficult but may require some advance planning and preparation before the hot tub arrives. Generally speaking it may be easier to install in an outdoor location than indoors.

If you are still not sure, or have other questions, contact us >>

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