Are the new baths with lights underneath them any good? I think they have hydro spa features too.?

Are they prices?Are the new baths with lights underneath them any good? I think they have hydro spa features too.?
Note a bath with electrics will need an electrician WHO is part p qualified to connect up the electric connection (its the law).


The more complicated the bath the more lightly you will get a fault in the long term. Plus the spa system has a pump included, this can be noisy if not installed well.


Plus pumps can leak, I would just go with a normal bath.


(I'm a plumber)


Prices, you need to take in to consideration of the extra work to install the spa bath, labour is the biggest cost.


If cost is an issue, then don't bother will the spa / under light bath.Are the new baths with lights underneath them any good? I think they have hydro spa features too.?
You can get lights that go in any bath tub it does not have to be a spa bath.





Whether you're basking in the bath or dancing in the shower, these waterproof Spa Lights are a must. You can stick them to the bottom and sides of your bath/shower with their little suckered foot, or let them float free in the water for that whole Bali flower petal spa feel. Flick off the bathroom lights, put on some schmoozy music and chill out with your own underwater lighting system. The original Spa Lights glow a sumptuous yellow, and the new Colour Phasing Spa Lights phase through a plethora of chill out colours. You can choose to have the Spa Lights as a pack of two, or as a pack of six, and one set of batteries will give you a mighty 120 hours of luscious light.





You could also get one of those mats that make your bath into a Jacuzzi.





Revitalise with the Bubble Spa Bath Mat





Create a sensational jacuzzi experience in the comfort of your own home. This Spa Bath Mat will fill your bath tub with invigorating bubbles in seconds.





This would probably be cheaper.