Lay-Z-Spa Miami 4 person Spa – DIY at B&Q

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The Lay-Z-Spa Miami AirJet can seat up to 4 people making it ideal for couples and families. Its envigorating all-surrounding 120 AirJet massage system is accompanied by a rapid heating system so you can enjoy water of up to 40°C. It benefits from a digitally controlled pump with cup holders, power-saving timer and Freeze Shield™ so you can enjoy relaxing in the outdoors any day of the year. Made of a sturdy Duraplus™ construction it includes an insulating inflatable lid and a leatheroid clip-on cover, a ChemConnect dispenser, and even repair patches. This compact and easy-to-setup Lay-Z-Spa is sure to impress whilt complementing any modern garden or outdoor living area.

  • Comfortably Fits Up To 4 People
  • 120 AirJets™ Massage System
  • 40°C Rapid Heating System
  • Freeze Shield™ Technology for use all year
  • Black & White Design DuraPlus™ & Beam Construction

Additional information

Volume

669L

Cable length

7m

Product depth

1800mm

Product diameter

1800mm

Product height

660mm

Product width

1800mm

Product weight

27.47kg

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It represents the voiced bilabial stop in many languages, including English. In some other languages, it is used to represent other bilabial consonants.

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3 Reviews For This Product

  1. 03

    by Cage

    Absolutely great money well spent have used lots and lots of times

  2. 03

    by Pete

    Been in this almost every day since I bought it last week and we love it!

    Perfect for families!

    Instructions weren’t great, had to look on YouTube for tutorials eg didn’t realise you have to press unlock for 3 seconds to use buttons!

    Defo need the chlorine tablets to maintain!

    Highly recommend, amazing value!

  3. 03

    by Elisa

    My first hot tub has not disappointed. Decided to dip my toe in, pun intended, to see how I got on. Very easy to put together, followed the you tube instructions as the written manual was not great. Having said that it was all pretty self explanatory & I am now looking forward to spending many hours relaxing in the bubbles. Definitely recommend

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