Wellis Hit New Heights

Ownership of hot tubs in the UK has steadily increased in recent years, partly due to the country’s economic recovery, with some estimating that one in ten homes now has one.

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Compact And Bijou

Striking a happy medium between meeting the needs of the customer, while fulfilling all their requirements and taking into consideration space, time and budget restrictions can often be a challenging task. Finding that delicate balance was something that Aqua Warehouse successfully managed with this swim spa installation project on the Essex/Suffolk border. Richard Hart, managing […]

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Against The Grain

Currently enjoying a European-led resurgence, it is thought that the early American settlers were among the first to build wooden tubs. The earliest examples were put together with cedar planking, made water-tight in much the same way as a wooden barrel with heating to warm the water generated from natural springs. These early wooden spas […]

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Partners Took Millions From SpaServe

Partners in a failed home hot tub firm that went down with debts of £2.7 million took more than a million pounds out of the business for themselves, fraud trial jurors heard.

An expert accountant called by the prosecution to assess Staffordshire-based Spaserve’s three and a half years of trading concluded that the partners were having money the business could not afford.

Two of the partners, principal shareholder Simon Foster and Stuart Cox are on trial accused of fraudulent trading and conspiracy to defraud. With them in the dock is general manager Johnathon Husselbee. They all deny the charges.

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A GRAND DESIGN

Crighton’s Hydropool reported an eight-fold increase in visitors to its website after one of its swim spa installations appeared on the popular Grand Designs television programme.

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