Hot Tub Garden Rooms
Enjoy your hot tub rain or shine under a stylish canopy.
Hot Tub Paradise
Enhance your garden with a luxurious hot tub or swim spa, and let Bakers Garden Buildings ensure it meets your exact requirements.
First, decide whether to place your hot tub inside or outside a garden room hot tub structure. An indoor hot tub allows year-round use, safe from weather disruptions. An outdoor hot tub offers a true garden experience, especially in warm, sunny weather.
For a balanced solution, consider placing your hot tub beside a garden hot tub room under a canopy for rain protection while enjoying the outdoors. Alternatively, a retractable cover attached to the side of your room provides flexibility.
We offer various options to enhance your hot tub or swim spa experience, designing and delivering a structure that suits your needs.
Hot Tub Enclosures
When your hot tub is enclosed within a hot tub garden room, it's important that the construction takes into account the possibly damaging effects of such a wet environment.
There will be steam rising from the hot water, and you'll need chlorine to ensure the hot tub's contents are safe to use.
We'll provide materials for the walls closest to the hot tub that don't absorb water, and we have a stunning range of wet-room floors that offer peace of mind and stability underfoot when you are using one of our installations.
In appearance, however, the walls and floor can look just like those of any other garden room.
As part of your garden room with hot tub, you may want to include a changing area, even a shower. To enhance the flexibility of the structure, you could use a bi-folding or tri-sliding door to enable year-round use and great interaction with your garden.
If your structure incorporates MTX cladding, an EPDM roof and aluminium or uPVC doors and windows, your garden shed hot tub enclosure will be covered by our unique 10-year guarantee.
Hot Tub Gazebos
You may decide that you want to combine your hot tub with the more ornate structure of a gazebo.
This presents a challenge, in that gazebos tend to be free-standing, which means it's not easy to incorporate a shower or a warm changing area as well as the hot tub.
Nevertheless, we are able to offer high-end garden sheds for hot tubs with a gazebo design if you are keen to combine the luxury of a hot tub with the elegance of a gazebo.
Hot Tub Shelters
When you simply can't decide whether to install your hot tub indoors or outdoors, or just want the best of both worlds, one of our garden rooms with hot tub canopy is the ideal answer.
On sunny days, you have a facility you can enjoy in the open air of your garden. When the weather is less friendly, you can still enjoy a good soaking - but not from the rain. What you have is year-round usability.
We can provide a structure that includes not just protection from the elements when you need it, but also a changing room and storage space for chemicals and other items for your hot tub and garden.
As you might expect, our structures can be created and constructed from a variety of materials. And the size of the canopy covering your hot tub can be as large as you like.
Swim Spas
If you want to combine the luxury of a hot tub with the pleasure of swimming, a swim spa may be a good option. We will be happy to discuss the options and help you make the right choice for you.
These can come in one or two sections, where you'll be able to get the benefits of exercise by swimming against a tide driven by jets of water.
However, if swimming is your main focus you will also want to consider an endless pool and separate hot tub.
We can create a hot tub garden rooms design to accommodate your swim spa. The structure can be up to 30 square metres in area, more than enough to include any size of hot tub or swim spa.
You should also read this blog on how we adapt our buildings and what you need to do to keep your wet leisure room condensation free
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Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about creating the ultimate hot tub room? Here are the answers to the ones we get asked most often.
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Is a hot tub expensive to run?
Hot tubs typically cost around £40-£85 per month to run in the UK, depending on size, usage, and energy prices. If you're interested in owning a hot tub or want advice on running costs, contact Bakers. We can offer guidance on models, energy-saving features, and financing options to suit your budget.
Is it worth getting a hot tub in the UK?
Absolutely hot tubs are best in the winter and colder months where you can enjoy the outside space irrespective of the air temperature.
Is a hot tub a jacuzzi?
Jacuzzi is a brand of hot tub that is widely recognised as the industry standard.
Do you need permission to have a hot tub in your garden?
No planning permission is needed to have a hot tub in your garden in the UK. Just ensure safe electrical installation by a qualified professional and check local rules if you live in special zones. For expert installation and advice, consult Bakers to guide you through the process smoothly.
How far should a hot tube from the house?
Depending on your garden's size, you may want to place the hot tub further away from your house or neighbours. However, consider how you'll integrate it with your home, especially if you want easy access to drinks or other amenities.
What is the lifespan of a hot tub?
Hot tubs are designed to last for many years but maybe need replacement covers every 7 - 10 years.
Will a hot tub heat faster, covered or uncovered?
Insulated covers are a must for an outdoor hot tub. They effectively retain heat, allowing the water to warm up quickly and stay warm.
Do you need a fence around a hot tub?
No but you may want to consider your privacy. Check out this “Garden Room with Canopy and Hot Tub in West Sussex Casestudy” and get an idea for taking the best decision.
Should I have my hot tub inside?
If your main goal for a hot tub is rehabilitation, having it inside a garden room is an excellent idea.
Why do people have hot tubs outside?
Many people prefer to place their hot tub outdoors to enjoy the feeling of luxury and integration with nature.
Can I put a hot tub in a canopy?
Using a canopy is a great way to integrate a hot tub into your outdoor space. You can either extend a canopy from a garden room, like we do at Bakers, or use a standalone one with a lever roof. These options provide a perfect balance, allowing you to enjoy your hot tub in all weather conditions while still feeling connected to the outdoors.
What's next?
What's most important to you?
- Planning Permission GuideLet us help you navigate the regulations seamlessly
- Building RegulationsEnsuring compliance and quality.
- Base WorkFoundations for sturdy and lasting structures.
- Internal Finishes and FlooringEnhance your interiors with our premium finishes.
- Brochure and Price ListsExplore our offerings and pricing details.