Unfortunately, this deal has expired 2 July 2022.
Lay-Z-Spa St.Lucia 3 person Spa for £199 Free Click & Collect @ B&Q
Lay-Z-Spa St.Lucia 3 person Spa for £199 Free Click & Collect @ B&Q
*
704°
Posted 2 June 2022

Lay-Z-Spa St.Lucia 3 person Spa for £199 Free Click & Collect @ B&Q

£199
Free ·
Shared by
idontflycathay
Joined in 2017
11,334
1,723

About this deal

This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:

More Lay-Z-Spa deals

Find more like this

See all deals

Discover more deals on our homepage

Good offer for this hot tub.

--
The Lay-Z-Spa St. Lucia AirJet™ accommodates up to 3 adults and is perfect for those who don’t have loads of space but still want to enjoy the benefits of a hot tub in the privacy of their home. Despite its size, the St. Lucia has everything you would expect of the larger models including a soothing 110 AirJet massage system, rapid heating system, power-saving timer and Freeze Shield™ technology so it can be enjoyed all year round.

  • Number of jets - 110
  • Comes with One durable liner, one heater(220-240V), one filter, chemconnect, one inflatable cover, airjet system
  • Partial assembly required


Features and benefits

It comes with a sturdy DuraPlus construction, digitally controlled pump with cup holders, ChemConnect™ dispenser, insulating lid and cover with safety clips.

  • Comfortably Fits Up To 3 People
  • 110 AirJet™ Massage System
  • 40°C Rapid Heating System
  • Freeze Shield™ Technology for use all year
  • DuraPlus™ & Beam Construction
B&Q More details at
Community Updates
Edited by a community support team member, 2 June 2022
New Comment

You may also like

49 Comments

sorted by
's avatar
  1. Serpico73's avatar
    Have this one really decent for the price (paid £300). The usual applies on reducing the bills on these, get a decent liner for the ground and insulate the inside of the inflatable lid with some further lining. I only use mine on the weekend and it heats up about 2 Deg for every hour on. If you are going from around 19 Deg ambient then about 9 hours heating. Drop it down overnight to around 27 with the lid on mine doesn't drop below this temp and I just boost it again the next day a few hours before use. Turn it off again on a Sunday until next use. I've not noticed a huge increase in bills since I've had it.
    joedredd's avatar
    Very sensible usage
  2. anderzz20's avatar
    Electric bills will be insane for running a tub these days.
    ShaneC's avatar
    It's around £6 a day, so definitely not cheap!
  3. ryanwhite241's avatar
    Does this include the new updated heat pump? rather than the older one...
    neekaphillips's avatar
    New updated one
  4. deleted1442762's avatar
    Just purchased a wood fire hot tub, neighbour has disconnected their electric hot tub due to running costs. (edited)
  5. djmutters's avatar
    Love how chavs think this is a hot tub, pass us a Stella Sharon.
    dankerrysmum's avatar
    Snob lol
  6. hardin4's avatar
    With energy prices, hot tubs are a thing of the past!!!
    malawihap's avatar
    They will be giving them away soon ,as no one will be able to afford to run them
  7. deleted1545771's avatar
    Cheaper elsewhere
    TeamMCS's avatar
    Link?
  8. jsd74's avatar
    They need to do a wood fired boiler so I can empty skips in my area and heat for free
    shopaholic8's avatar
    47550619-q4qDd.jpg
    These are the business!!
  9. delvey1987's avatar
    Today's usage from mine. Bargain at 29p pet kWh47551558-61Rvd.jpg
    Chrisophe85's avatar
    Have been tempted to get one of these. Is my maths correct that it's circa £100 extra p/m on bills? (11.9*0.29×30)
  10. TYRONE2012's avatar
    Leave mine on 24/7 running power off the lamppost ..
  11. John_Atkin's avatar
    These will be free soon collect 4 coupons on the back of a cornflakes box .
  12. purple33mania's avatar
    [deleted]
    Taka_nai's avatar
    These can also be used to help children with sensory issues.
  13. David_Rowlands's avatar
    Just need someone to sort a solar kit out for them then it will be better!!
    Kaffehund's avatar
    That's a good point -- this is one of the things you want to power when it's sunny!
  14. honestiain's avatar
    Brilliant buy! For those moaning about bills.. meh!! You can get products including covers which help insulate it so it only drops by 3-4 over night!
    Jimmyboy's avatar
    Yes agree. I have an inflatable disc which covers the top and then the full clip on cover on top of that. I packed mine away yesterday as have an above ground pool for the summer. It was 38 degrees a few days ago and I turned off the heater. It was down to 33 degrees 2 days after having no heat.
    The fact it's inflatable helps massively insulate it. Also I bought polystyrene sheets to go underneath which helps stop heat escaping into the ground.
    All winter it was set to 20 degrees and when my wife wanted to use it she'd turn it up to 38. Keeping it at 20 degrees all winter hardly used any power.
  15. X-Cell's avatar
    As I've said in other posts these are not cheap to run but what entertainment is these days? Mine cost me £50 from about 20/4 to 20/5 so not the warmest days. This is the bigger 5 person one.

    Not cheap but not ridiculous given I've just got back from holiday in Somerset where 4 ice creams for the family is nearly £20, its all relative.
  16. random_dude's avatar
    Menage a trois?
  17. Change_Me's avatar
    come the next energy price hike in october these will be given away for free in boxes of cereral
  18. Robert.Cottrell's avatar
    Hot Tubs always remind me of Malcolm In The Middle Hal goes into the water and gets a rash because he hasn't cleaned it out
  19. deleted188690's avatar
    No buy one get one free yet?
  20. fatgit's avatar
    Charge an EV overnight on Octopus Go @7.5p/KW, get a V2L adapter if the car supports it and plug in the tubs heater.
    😁
  21. cpbiggs's avatar
    25% off at the start of the year, now 1/3 off, by the time all these retailers have surplus stock at the end of the year and further rises to the energy cap they’ll be hard pushed to give them away!
  22. margamboy's avatar
    Used a proper hot tub many times, even before they were a thing here. The best experience has always been the ones after a long days skiing outside the chalet. I was surprised when they became so popular in summer, always thought they were really meant to be used in colder weather. Thats when I book a stay with hot tub here in the UK, to warm the cold bones.
    Never intended on getting one at home and with leccy prices going even higher in October I think many will be giving these up as friends who do have proper ones inside an out house keep it heated low 24/7 so it can be ready quickly when they need it.
  23. Asimahmad's avatar
    What's the difference between this and tahiti ?
's avatar