Seating Capacity 6 Adults Dimensions 7' x 7' x 36"(H)/2.13m x 2.13m x .91m (H) Water Capacity 330 gallons/1,249 litres Weight Dry 789 lbs./358 kg Weight Filled* 4,479 lbs./2,032 kg Spa Shell Colors   •  Ocean Wave   •  Sand   •  Sterling Marble Corresponding Cabinet     Coastal Gray     Redwood     Coastal Gray Light (Extra Large) Dimmable blue LED light Lighting Option- Interior Luminescence® multi-color lighting system Lighting Option- Exterior Clarion® lighting system Water Feature Amur® (backlit with blue LED lighting) Jets (Total Jets-36) 2 Rotary Hydromassage Jets, 5 Directional Hydromassage Jets, 29 Directional Precision Jets Control System IQ 2020; 230v/50 amp, 60Hz; Includes G.F.C.I. protected subpanel Heater No-Fault (4000w/230v) Jet Pump 1 Wavemaster 8000 (2.0 HP Continuous Duty,  3.9 HP Breakdown Torque) Jet Pump 2 Wavemaster 8200 (Two speed, 2.0 HP Continuous Duty,  3.9 HP Breakdown Torque) Circulation Pump SilentFlo 5000 Electrical Safety ETL and C-ETL Listed Effective Filtration Area 65 sq. ft., top loading Ozone System Option FreshWater III Corona Discharge Vinyl Cover 2.0 lb. density foam core/ UL Classified, ASTM rated *  Includes water and six adults weighing 175 lbs. each. Also available in 230v/50Hz, 1500w heater.
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Tiger River Spas

 

The Caspian Tiger Isolated from other tigers by the Himalaya mountains, the Caspian tigers followed the migratory herds of boars, their preferred prey. Second in size only to the Siberian, the Caspian was stocky with very long hair. Although there are occasional claims of sightings close to the Caspian sea, the lack of solid evidence suggests this species no longer exists.

Tiger River Spas help to preserve endangered species.

Since 1992, the makers of Tiger River spas have donated a portion of the proceeds from the sale of Tiger River spas to support the conservation efforts of the World Wildlife Fund, the Zoological Society of San Diego and the Center for Reproduction of Endangered Species (CRES) to aid animals poised on the brink of extinction. We have also had September officially declared as "National Save the Tiger Month" to help raise awareness of this crisis.