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.
Retailers are always on the lookout for merchandise that can transform the hot tub experience without adding to energy bills.
For customers, a backyard pizza oven offers more than just convenient access to fresh, hot pizza. It fosters a sense of community and enhances outdoor gathering spaces.