For 70 years, Jacuzzi has pioneered hot tub design, bringing health and relaxation to millions. Now, its new J5 Collection sets a next-level standard in backyard luxury. Erica Moir, senior vice president for product design, marketing and engineering innovation at Jacuzzi in Chino, California, says this new line of hot tubs will bring an elevated experience like nothing in the industry.
Accessories
When a new product takes off, it often inspires others to design accessories that enhance it even further. Take swim spas. Their rise in popularity has boosted sales opportunities not just for manufacturers but also for retailers. Still, their height — typically 53 inches or more — creates a challenge: How do buyers get in?
Backyard Living
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.
Swim Spas
When most in the industry think of swim spas, they picture the acrylic, portable units that took off in the early 2000s. But alongside that story — sometimes intersecting, sometimes running parallel — is another: the rise of swim machines.
Chemicals
For many hot tub owners, cleaning filters feels frustrating, time-consuming and easy to put off. The task is not high on their weekend to-do list. Some buyers even tune out during the sales pitch — hearing only “low maintenance … every three months” — and assume if a filter looks clean, it is.




















