Dominion Spas
B725 Plug & Play
Seats 6 · 79" x 79" x 36"
- Canadian-made
- Extreme North insulation
$$$$$ Entry
Hot tubs
Family sized. Enough seats that nobody waits, and the size most cottages end up wanting.
Dominion Spas
Seats 6 · 79" x 79" x 36"
$$$$$ Entry
Dominion Spas
Seats 6 · 85” x 85“ x 38”
Coast Spas
Seats 6 with lounger · 92" x 92", 36" to 40" high
Comes as Curve back / Low profile / High profile
$$$$$ Mid range
Coast Spas
Seats 6 · 83.5" x 83.5", 36" to 40" high
Comes as Curve back / Low profile / High profile
$$$$$ Mid range
Coast Spas
Seats 6 · 83.5" x 83.5" x 36"
$$$$$ Entry
Coast Spas
Seats 6 with lounger · 92" x 92" x 40"
Comes as Standard / Curve back / High profile, 3 inch / High profile, 3 inch, Curve back
$$$$$ Upper
Coast Spas
Seats 6-7 · 92" x 101" x 31"
$$$$$ Premium
Coast Spas
Seats 6 · 83.5" x 83.5" x 40"
Comes as Standard / Curve back / High profile, 3 inch / High profile, 3 inch, Curve back
$$$$$ From Mid range
Dominion Spas
Seats 6 with lounger · 79" x 79" x 36" · 240/50amp
$$$$$ Mid range
Dominion Spas
Seats 6 with lounger · 82" x 82" x 37" · 240/60amp
$$$$$ Upper
Dominion Spas
Seats 6 with lounger · 90.5" x 90.5" x 37" · 240/60amp
$$$$$ Premium
Coast Spas
Seats 6 with lounger · 92" x 92" x 40"
Comes as Standard / VLux
$$$$$ Upper
Coast Spas
Seats 6-7 · 92" x 101" x 31"
$$$$$ Premium
Coast Spas
Seats 6 · 83.5" x 83.5" x 40"
Comes as Standard / VLux / Curve back / Curve back, VLux
$$$$$ Upper
Coast Spas
Seats 6 with lounger · 92" x 92" x 36"
$$$$$ Mid range
Coast Spas
Seats 6 · 83.5" x 83.5" x 36"
$$$$$ Entry
Coast Spas
Seats 6 with lounger · 92" x 92" x 40"
$$$$$ Premium
Coast Spas
Seats 6-7 · 92" x 101" x 31"
$$$$$ Flagship
Coast Spas
Seats 6 · 83.5" x 83.5" x 40"
Comes as VLux / Curve back, VLux
$$$$$ Premium
Coast Spas
Seats 6 · 83.5" x 83.5" x 36"
$$$$$ Entry
Nothing matches all of those. Clear one filter, or ask us in the showroom.
Worth knowing
Six person tubs are the family and entertaining size. If you have teenagers, or people up to the cottage regularly, this is the size that stops the tub being a two person amenity everyone takes turns at.
The practical difference is not just seat count. Six person shells are wide enough to have genuinely different seats: a lounger, a couple of deeper bucket seats, a cool down seat at a higher level. That variety is what makes a tub get used every day rather than occasionally.
The costs are real and worth being straight about. A six person tub holds more water, so it costs more to heat and more to fill, and it usually needs a properly poured pad rather than a deck. It also needs a wider delivery path, which in cottage country sometimes means a crane.
If you are weighing six against four, the question is not how many people will be in it on a normal Tuesday. It is how many will be in it on the busiest weekend of the summer, because that is the day the decision gets judged.
More than a four person tub, but less than people expect, because a well insulated tub spends most of its energy holding temperature rather than reheating. Insulation quality affects the bill more than volume does.
In most cases yes, or an engineered alternative. Filled weight with people in it runs into the thousands of pounds. We look at the site before delivery, not on the day.
Yes, and in cottage country it is common. It adds cost and needs access for the truck, so it is worth establishing early rather than late.
Eight seat tubs are genuinely large and suit people who entertain in numbers. For most families, six is the size that gets used. Come and sit in both.
Gravenhurst
Come and sit in one. Nothing on a website tells you whether a seat fits you, the showroom is on Highway 11 South, and there is no pressure to buy anything while you are in it.