The Subtle Sell
Sometimes a hot tub is … just a hot tub. You’ll gladly ring up the sale. Often, however, the spa becomes the centerpiece of a backyard living space and the starting point for complementary products that complete the experience.
Sometimes a hot tub is … just a hot tub. You’ll gladly ring up the sale. Often, however, the spa becomes the centerpiece of a backyard living space and the starting point for complementary products that complete the experience.
Hot, cold or cold, hot — whichever order you choose, combined hot tub-cold plunge units are giving homeowners an easier way to experience contrast therapy without separate systems.
A sparkling hot tub tucked into a meticulously manicured backyard can look like the perfect retreat — until the reality of soggy towels, scattered chemicals and a tossed-aside cover turns the sanctuary into cluttered chaos.
Few wellness trends have captured consumers’ imaginations like the cold plunge. Step into 39-degree water and you’ll feel the jolt — a spike of adrenaline, tingling skin and a rush of clarity.
Once found mainly in health clubs and gyms, saunas are now increasingly common in homes. Whether selling them as stand-alone units or packaged with a cold plunge, it’s important to understand the features and benefits of this growing wellness category.
Leisurecraft has evolved significantly since its founding 20 years ago as a small outdoor cedar furniture maker.
The backyard is an extension of a home, so it only makes sense that it should be as warm and inviting as gathering around a kitchen table.
Maximizing small backyard spaces — especially when adding a hot tub — requires thoughtful planning and a strategic approach. Even with limited space, you can create a functional and beautiful oasis.
For families eager to extend their backyard relaxation — and for spa retailers looking to sustain their sales momentum beyond the summer rush — the solution is simple: outdoor heaters.
When it comes to elevating a hot tub experience, few things pair better than heated products to carry the warmth of a bubbling oasis right to a homeowner’s back door.
The sizzle of burgers on the grill, the aroma of hickory-sauced ribs from the smoker and cold drinks at the ready are all part of the typical backyard barbecue experience, but there’s a twist to this familiar scene.
Things are heating up in the Master Spas and Michael Phelps partnership.