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Choosing the Right Bath These fixtures use an integrated pump to circulate water or air through a set of jets, turning a simple soak into a massage-style bathing experience. Most models in this range run on a 750W to 1100W heat boost pump, which also helps maintain water temperature during use. Larger sizes are designed for dual bathing, with moulded arm rests and headrests supporting two people at once. Jet configurations vary by model, from 6 jets on compact corner baths up to 28 jets on the larger Dolce Vita range Some models offer an air spa system instead of water jets, circulating warm air through the water for a gentler massage Pump position is often selectable at the point of order, so check the diagram on the product page against your bathroom's plumbing layout If you'd prefer a bath tub without jets, browse the full bath tub range alongside this collection Types of Spa Baths in This Collection This collection spans a few distinct configurations, so the right fit depends on your bathroom layout and how many jets you want. Corner spa bathtubs: Broadway and Decina's corner ranges fit into an angled recess, saving floor space while still comfortably fitting two bathers on larger sizes Inset and island spa baths: Decina's Dolce Vita and Contour ranges sit within a tiled surround or stand as an island piece, with capacities running from around 114L up to 372L Back to wall spa bathtubs: models like the Broadway Mallorca fit flush against a wall with an internal pump mount, keeping the footprint compact Freestanding spa baths: the Decina Orion is a freestanding spa bath with a removable side panel system for easier servicing; for standard baths without jets in this style, see our freestanding baths range Kaldewei's steel enamel range uses an air spa system instead of water jets, giving a different feel to acrylic models Buying and Installing Spa Baths A few practical checks will help before you commit to a bath and pump configuration. Confirm a power point is avai