6-person hot tubs.

Dove Canyon

Six seats, sixty-seven jets. More massage per seat than anything else this size.

Five pumps drive the jets, so pressure holds up in every seat at once.

Eagle Crest

The Elite shell at seven feet square, so a serious spa still fits an ordinary patio.

The smallest footprint in the Elite range that still seats six.

Antigua

Six seats, seven feet square, and enough choice in the trim to make it feel specified rather than bought.

A lounger plus open seating, so the six seats are not all the same.

Grand Bahama

The six-person spa for people who hate feeling crowded. Six seats, 445 gallons.

More water per seat than any other six-seater in the range.

Nevis

Six seats in a slightly shorter shell, for patios that are measured in inches.

Seven feet by six and a half - half a foot narrower than most six-seaters.

729L

Six seats, one lounger, and a short list of things that can ever go wrong.

737LE

The lounger version of the 737, which is the one households tend to argue over.

748L

Forty-eight jets and a lounger in a seven-foot square. The most massage per square foot in the range.

840LE

A lounger, seven and a half feet square, and two pumps. A comfortable place to lose an hour.

850L

Fifty jets and a lounger, for whoever in the house never wants to sit upright again.

860L

The same sixty jets as the 860B, with one seat given over to a full-length lounger.

The highest jet count in the South Seas range that still has a lounger.

Plume

Six seats on a standard outlet. No electrician, no trench, no waiting on a schedule.

Wisteria

The largest Garden Spa: six seats, seven feet square, and still an ordinary wall outlet.

Six seats without an electrician, a permit trench or a service upgrade.