subject: Roto Spas Target The Middle Ground [print this page] So just what does the title of this article mean? What it means is that Roto Spas are classified as neither cheap portable spas and neither are they grouped in with larger more costly spas. So in general, their average customer tends to be someone who isnt interested in spending $10,000 on a goliath, yet neother are they willing to go the cheap portable route either.
You see there are a few standard spa manufacturing methods and each one has its pros and cons. For instance, while rotational plastic molding which is used to make Roto Spas, is a very efficient and affordable way to make durable mid sized to smaller spas, it none the less can't be used to make the very large spas.
Even so, due to the fact that rotational plastic molding is a very cost effective way to produce the basic spa shell, the cost savings allows Roto Spas to offer far more features and options in their spas that you won't get from other manufacturers. At least not as cheap.
As an example, all Roto Spas are completely insulated throughout. Go ahead and take a look under all the other spas that you will find for sale and you'll see that they are not insulated. Also Roto Spas come with a complete ten year warranty on their shell and three year warranty on all parts and the pump.
Another benefit is that all dealers who sell Roto Spas are factory trained. This might not seem like a big deal now but it will if you ever have any questions or are in need of service. There's nothing worse that buying something somewhere and then finding out after the fact that the person who sold it to you knows absolutely nothing about the product.
