YOU can splash out for less this summer with bargain hot tub deals at B&M – cheaper than B&Q, The Range and other shops.
Shoppers can grab tubs for as low as £200 for their next garden party.
Hot tub prices start from as low as £200 at B&M
The Lay-Z-Spa hot tub range at B&M is the cheapest on the market right now.
You can get the Lay-Z Spa Miami for £200, down from £499, which takes five minutes to inflate, heats water up to 40C and has an 81 AirJet massage system built in.
And it holds four people – so you can relax with your family.
The next best deal we can find is £11 more expensive at B&Q, but we’d recommend searching around anyway in case there’s a better price elsewhere.
The B&M sale is available online, but do keep in mind delivery costs when you’re purchasing.
Costs start from £3.95, but you might be charged more, especially since it’s a bigger item.
You’ll need to set up the hot tub yourself, but this shouldn’t take long.
And make sure you take sizing into account – all measurements are online when you buy, so just make sure you have enough room in your garden.
Similar items can be found in The Range, Amazon and Argos.
For example, this Argos Cleverspa hot tub fits six people for just £225, down from £360 – a saving of £135.
It also includes a safety cover, 130 jets and an air blower, and you earn 225 Sainsbury’s Nectar points when you buy.
Also, this Amazon Lay-Z hot tub is down by 58% to £211. You can get free delivery as well.
Meanwhile, The Range is selling their version for £30 more, but you can buy it in four payments if that suits you better.
It has similar attributes to the others, but home delivery will cost you £9.95.
We also found this Robert Dyas tub for just £199, but it’ll also cost you £9.95 if you get it delivered.
You can find the full range of B&M tubs on their website, with prices ranging from £200 – £425. And make sure to factor in any delivery charges.
For example, you can also get larger Lay-Z-Spa hot tubs on offer, including Lay-Z-Spa Vegas Hot Tub for £280, and Lay-Z-Spa Hawaii AirJet Hot Tub for £300.
As always, make sure you scout around before you commit to a deal in case there’s something better for less out there.
How much does it cost to run a hot tub?
You’ll want to get clued up on how much it costs to run a hot tub before you take the plunge and get one.
Especially now energy prices are set to soar to £830 this October.
Energy saving experts at Loop say that some of the least energy efficient models – which are often the cheapest ones – could add a whopping £300 per month to electricity bills.
While Energy Helpline estimates that a 3,000 litre hot tub – for around seven people – will cost around £5.25 to fill up each time.
And it costs between £2.45 and £3.50 a day to run your jacuzzi.
Be aware that keeping your tub in good condition will hit your bank balance too.
Repairing a faulty hot tub can be expensive, with Checkatrade saying it could cost you up to £3,000.