A concrete jacuzzi integrated into the pool is a high-end solution that combines relaxation and aesthetics in the same aquatic space. Unlike conventional or inflatable spas, this type of jacuzzi is built directly into the pool or as an extension of the pool, offering perfect integration and a harmonious design. Ideal for owners looking to enhance their outdoor space, it adds a touch of luxury while offering therapeutic benefits.
The advantages of an integrated concrete jacuzzi
The main advantage of an integrated jacuzzi is its customised appearance. Unlike prefabricated spas, it can be customised according to the owner's wishes in terms of dimensions, shapes and finishes. It blends in perfectly with the aesthetics of the pool and garden, creating a unique relaxation space.A concrete jacuzzi also benefits from exceptional durability. Built with solid materials, it is resistant to the elements and ageing, unlike acrylic spas, which can wear out over time. Its thermal insulation keeps the heat in for longer, thus reducing the energy consumption for heating the water.
A profitable investment and added value
Installing a concrete jacuzzi is an investment, but it brings real added value to the property. A swimming pool with an integrated spa attracts more potential buyers and significantly increases the value of the property. This type of development is often sought after in sunny regions such as Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur and Alpes-Maritimes (06), where outdoor spaces are essential criteria for buyers. In addition to improving comfort, an integrated spa transforms a garden or terrace into a true wellness area. Whether for relaxation, muscle recovery or hydrotherapy, it offers immediate benefits and can be used all year round thanks to its efficient heating system.How much should I budget for a concrete jacuzzi?
The cost of an integrated concrete jacuzzi varies according to several criteria: size, equipment, finish and the complexity of the work. In general, you should expect to pay between 15,000 and 40,000 euros for a complete installation, including construction, surfacing and filtration and heating equipment.Spas with hydromassage jets, a temperature regulation system and LED lighting are more expensive, but provide additional comfort. The addition of options such as counter-current swimming or the integration of a protective cover also influences the final price.
Installation and set-up of a concrete jacuzzi
The installation of a concrete jacuzzi requires a preliminary study to determine the ideal location and the technical constraints. It can be integrated directly into the pool for a common water circulation, or operate independently with a dedicated filtration system.The construction is based on reinforced concrete formwork, followed by a waterproof covering such as tiles, a liner or polyester. It is essential to install a powerful pump to ensure good water circulation and efficient heating. The addition of a thermal cover reduces heat loss and energy consumption.
