How to choose the perfect jacuzzi for your home

Choosing a jacuzzi for your home is not just about design. A high-quality and safe hydromassage bathtub must meet several important requirements. Below you will find the key criteria that will help you make the right choice.

1. Material — ABS vs Acrylic

Jacuzzis are mainly made from two types of materials:

• ABS — used in budget models (up to 1500–2000 GEL). It is less durable and has a shorter lifespan.
• Acrylic — the modern standard. High quality, durability, easy maintenance, and aesthetic appearance. Most premium bathtubs and jacuzzis are made of acrylic.

Recommendation: avoid ABS material if you want a long-lasting, solid, and high-quality jacuzzi.

2. Jacuzzi and Health

Using a jacuzzi is an effective way to relieve constant muscle tension and pain. The combination of targeted massage and warm water reduces inflammation, relaxes muscles, and alleviates discomfort.

This is especially beneficial for people with conditions such as fibromyalgia, arthritis, and sports injuries. Jacuzzi use also improves blood circulation and supports cell recovery.

3. Safety

Proper electrical wiring and grounding are essential. The absence of grounding can damage or burn out the system.

4. Size and Placement

When choosing the size of a jacuzzi, consider:

• the bathroom area
• corridors
• doorway width

Jacuzzis often do not fit through narrow doors, so preliminary measurements are mandatory.

5. Connections

It is recommended to select a jacuzzi before tiling, so you can properly install:

• the sewage pipe
• electrical wiring
• hot and cold water pipes (if the model includes a mixer)

This will help you avoid unnecessary expenses and repeated renovations.

6. Jacuzzi Functionality

The effectiveness of a hydromassage bathtub directly depends on the number of jets.

• Many models are equipped with only 2–4 jets.
• A functional and efficient jacuzzi has 8–10 or more water jets.

Pay attention to the following:

• Bottom jets should preferably be made of brass — plastic parts are easily damaged.
• A self-draining system is recommended to prevent water from stagnating in the pipes and causing mold or fungus.

7. Jacuzzi Maintenance

Jacuzzi maintenance is not complicated:

• Clean with mild detergents (Domestos, Sif, etc.)
• Use a special jacuzzi system cleaner 1–2 times a year
• Do not use highly acidic products (e.g., drain cleaners) — they damage plastic pipes and siphons

8. Service and Spare Parts

This is one of the most important factors that many buyers overlook.

• Check whether the company has spare parts in stock
• Do not trust phrases like “available on the market” or “we will bring it”
• Brands often change electronic units, buttons, and jets — older and newer models may not be compatible

Recommendation: buy a jacuzzi from a store that offers stable models and guaranteed spare parts availability.

9. Warranty

When purchasing a jacuzzi, always ask about the warranty. A real warranty should be provided by the seller, not just based on the manufacturer’s promises.

Also clarify exactly which parts are covered by the warranty.

10. Design — a Practical Choice

Design is a personal preference, but there are practical recommendations:

• Avoid jacuzzis with glass panels
  • they stain quickly
  • are difficult to maintain
  • rubber seals dry out over time and start leaking
  • usually have fewer jets

Conclusion

When choosing a jacuzzi, quality, safety, service, and material are far more important than design and price alone. A properly selected jacuzzi is durable, safe, and will serve you for many years.

If you are planning to buy a jacuzzi, you can choose the perfect model directly from our catalog, which features the largest selection of jacuzzis in Georgia. With various sizes and functionalities available, everyone can find the best option for their space and budget.