On the jetted tubs, where are the pumps and tubes?
There are two skins on the jetted tubs. At the back of the tub, in between both skins, we have created enough space to position the pump and all items needed for jetting. 2. Can the pump be seen? No, the pump is not seen. 3. Are there any pipes running outside of the tub? The only items that can be seen coming out of the tub are the electrical cables and the water supply lines, nothing else. 4. Is the pump noisy? You don’t hear our pumps, but you do hear the water action. 5. How does the heater work on the water jetted tubs? When the jets are running, the water is directed through a heating element. This prevents any temperature drop in the tub water, and if left on long enough, will steadily increase the tub water temperature to that of a typical spa of just under 104f. 6. What’s the difference between air and water jetting? Water jetting sucks water from the tub and recircualtes into back into the tub through the jets at pressure. This action creates a massaging effect. Air jetting i
