of your Wellis Experience.
Choosing a new Wellis hot tub is an exciting decision: soon, you will be able to enjoy the comfort of warm water, relaxing hydrotherapy and peaceful moments at home. A few thoughtful preparations along the way will help ensure everything is ready for a smooth and trouble-free experience.
The period after placing your order is the ideal time to plan the final location of your hot tub and make sure it can be moved safely and easily to the chosen area when it arrives. It is also worth arranging the necessary technical requirements in advance so that installation can proceed as smoothly as possible.
In this guide, we take you through the key steps to consider after ordering your hot tub, bringing you closer to effortless relaxation at home.
Once you have selected the Wellis hot tub that best suits your needs, consider carefully where it will be installed. Take into account the dimensions and technical specifications of your chosen model, the characteristics of the available space, and the requirements set out in the installation guide.
In addition to the weight of the hot tub itself, you also need to account for the considerable volume of water it will hold and the weight of its occupants. A stable, level surface with sufficient load-bearing capacity is therefore essential. Always refer to the technical specifications and installation guide for your particular Wellis model when determining the exact requirements.
If your hot tub will be installed on a terrace, raised structure or any surface where the load-bearing capacity is uncertain, have the structure assessed by a qualified professional before delivery to ensure that it can safely support the total load.
Indoor, partially recessed or fully recessed installations require additional considerations, including adequate drainage, ventilation and future access to technical components. Always follow the installation instructions for your specific model.
When deciding on the final position, it is also important to check in advance whether the product can be moved safely and without obstruction to its intended location. Make sure there is sufficient space to manoeuvre the hot tub along the entire access route.
Pay particular attention to:
When checking dimensions, remember to allow for the packaging as well as the additional clearance required for safe handling.
If the chosen location is difficult to access using conventional methods, a specialist solution – such as crane lifting – may be required. Any such circumstances should be discussed with your local Wellis dealer before delivery.
Before delivery, confirm the details with your local Wellis dealer and make sure everything required for moving and positioning the hot tub on site has been arranged.
Delivery services and conditions may vary by country, region and Wellis dealer. Before the scheduled delivery date, confirm exactly what the service includes, where the hot tub will be delivered, and whether positioning at its final location forms part of the agreed service.
If access to the property or final installation area requires additional assistance, specialist handling or equipment such as a crane, discuss these requirements with your local Wellis dealer in advance.
With these arrangements in place, your hot tub can be positioned safely and efficiently upon arrival.
When your hot tub arrives, inspect the packaging and the exterior of the product before it is moved into its final position. Check for any visible signs of damage or irregularities that may have occurred during transport.
Pay particular attention to:
If you notice any damage or missing items, take photographs and report them promptly to the delivery provider and/or your local Wellis dealer, following the applicable delivery and claims procedure.
A brief inspection upon arrival can help identify and address any potential issues before installation begins.
When moving the hot tub, always follow the instructions applicable to your specific model and avoid lifting or handling methods that could damage the structure or cabinet.
Once the hot tub has reached its final location, make sure it is positioned exactly as planned and that it stands securely and level before filling.
Allow sufficient space around the hot tub for comfortable use as well as future maintenance and servicing. Access to technical components must not be obstructed by decking, cladding or other built structures.
Check the final position carefully before filling begins. Once filled with water, the considerable weight of the hot tub makes relocation significantly more complex.
Electrical requirements vary between Wellis hot tub models, so always refer to the current technical documentation and installation guide for your specific product.
The necessary electrical supply should be prepared before the hot tub arrives. Electrical installation and connection must always be carried out by a suitably qualified professional in accordance with the product documentation and applicable local regulations.
Provide your electrician with the documentation for your chosen model so that the required electrical supply and safety provisions can be determined correctly.
Professional electrical installation is essential for safe operation and can also help prevent avoidable delays during commissioning.
Once the hot tub is in its final position and all necessary technical work has been completed, it can be filled. Always follow the filling procedure specified in the user manual for your particular model.
Before adding water, check:
Then fill the hot tub to the water level specified in the user manual.
Do not operate the hot tub without the required water level.
Once the hot tub has been filled and the electrical connection has been professionally completed, the system can be started according to the user manual.
During the initial start-up, check:
If everything is operating correctly, the water can begin heating. Heating time varies depending on several factors, including water volume, starting water temperature, ambient temperature and weather conditions.
Using the insulated hot tub cover during heating is recommended to help minimise heat loss.
Clean, pleasant water is essential for comfortable bathing, but a crystal-clear appearance alone does not necessarily mean that the water is chemically balanced.
Before first use, test and adjust the water parameters as required, following the instructions for your water-care system, Wellis guidance and the directions provided with the products you use.
Regular water care may include monitoring:
Balanced water quality contributes not only to hygienic and comfortable bathing but also to the reliable long-term operation of your hot tub.
Once the technical checks and initial water treatment are complete, all that remains is to set the water to a temperature that feels comfortable for you.
The ideal setting is a matter of personal preference and may also depend on the season, ambient temperature and how long you plan to use the hot tub. Always stay within the temperature range and follow the safety instructions specified in the user manual for your model.
While the water reaches your chosen temperature, only a few final checks remain before everything is ready for you to relax.
Before using your new Wellis hot tub for the first time, take a moment to check the essentials:
Once everything is ready, the preparations can finally give way to what you chose your Wellis hot tub for: soothing warmth, relaxing hydrotherapy and peaceful moments at home.
There is no single answer that applies to every installation. The time required depends on your chosen model, the characteristics of the site, the work completed in advance and the time needed to heat the water.
If the foundation, site access, electrical supply and other necessary requirements are already in place before delivery, installation and commissioning can proceed much more smoothly.
That is why careful planning before delivery is one of the most important steps towards a smooth and enjoyable start.
Start by reviewing the technical specifications and installation guide for your chosen model. Then decide on the final location, check the load-bearing capacity of the base and site accessibility, and arrange the necessary technical requirements.
Electrical requirements depend on the model and local installation conditions. Electrical work and connection should always be carried out by a suitably qualified professional in accordance with applicable local regulations and the product documentation.
In addition to appearance, future accessibility must be considered when designing a recessed installation. Technical components need to remain accessible for maintenance and servicing, and adequate drainage and, where required, ventilation must also be provided.
Your hot tub will be ready for start-up once it is correctly positioned, the electrical connection has been professionally completed, and it has been filled to the specified level in accordance with the user manual.
Heating time depends on factors such as water volume, starting water temperature, ambient temperature and the technical characteristics of the model. Using the insulated cover helps minimise heat loss during the heating process.
User manuals, installation guides and other product documentation for Wellis models are available in the Downloads section of wellis.com. Always refer to the current documentation for your specific product before installation and first use.
A Wellis hot tub can become an important part of relaxation and wellbeing at home for many years. Choosing the right location, arranging the necessary technical requirements and considering the details before delivery all help ensure that everything runs as smoothly as possible from arrival through to commissioning.
Taking care of these details in advance helps create the right conditions for a smooth arrival, installation and start to your Wellis hot tub experience.