irishfamily

R 6 seater s cost us $7.000 and pool cost $17.000. I use the spa more than the pool but OH and kids (teenagers) use the pool alot but its great stitting with a beer and a good book relaxing in the spa mmm we got the pool from dj pools they were great and the spa from signature spa in joondalup very helpful.tiawamutu just had a nosy at ur my space lol have u not tried bebo yet ?

Geelong Gent

http://www.lanark.com.au/products/ou...spa-deluxe.htm

Thats the company here in Melbourne we are looking at.

Were they any good after you paid the cheque?

Tiawamutu

bebo???

Tiawamutu

Ahhh....Just done a search and found out what it is.

I don't use myspace much any more. Mostly use facebook (although quite a bit diff from myspace)

irishfamily

Im on bebo i love it would prefer it to facebook and myspace u should join it takes a while to build friends but its great My space does`nt seem that exciting lol

flip

We just bought a new spa to be installed next month. We used spa world and bought a monarch because our builder (who also installed our pool) recommended them. Don't know the installation costs as it's part of a bigger building project.

They'd stopped doing the hexagonal "knight" which was in our planning approval so we asked what else they had and ended up the Grand Duke with a seconds (slight damage but repaired and same warranties) for 8.5k.

I'm told the running costs might be up to $1000 per annum - horrid thought!

furkew

We have bought a pool, which will be put in next month.

Fibreglass pool 10.4m x 4.4m , solar heating, 80m concrete around the pool, retaining wall (we have a sloped block), pool lights, franna crane to carry in the pool, spa jets in pool, solar pool cover, creepy crawly etc etc : $42,300

Still to come : fencing around the pool & paving for around the pool and of course landscaping.

Expected final cost $47,500 approx.

The pool itself was $37,000 but its always the extra's that add up. We did admittedly choose one of the biggest fibreglass pools available with all the extra's, but other quotes we had where either the same or dearer for the same/similar quality.

We did look at sinking an above ground pool, and that would have cost just under half the price for the whole package.

the_nanny_uk2

Oh My God!!! Are you rich mate??? Think I'll settle for the Spa, its cheaper!

Tiawamutu

Furkme!!! That's a hell of a lot of money!

Sounds great though

themerlin

Thats why you don't buy and Oz made spa, no insulation in the cabinet (or very little). So they loose heat and money like a bugger.

Go for the full foam ones, cost more but cost less to keep warm. I think the running cost is about 50c a day.

This is the one we got http://www.hotspring.co.nz/Showroom/Grande/Grande.html

Demented Ferret

Yeah they were very good and the after care has also been good, any problems and the odd part has been replaced with no fuss

furkew

Thanks, we are really looking forward to it.

I actually made a mistake. The pool itself is "only" $34,500. (we where looking at the 12m first which was $37,000) It'll still be around $47k when we finish. You have to be realistic about these things. We have renovated/built many times in the past, and hoping that it wont be as expensive you think never works.

4 weeks and they should have started (if planning permission all goes through ok)

spaman

the blow up spas are ok - but you have to replace the filters. we have sold over 250 of them in australia
http://www.southwestspa.net/lazyspa.html

remember these spas are only a entry level spa and not the best. if you can save up for a better one -I would

Paul

spaman

most of the site in australia do not have any prices on (why) ?? ( ours does) cause we offer the best prices and top quality .

you can also try and win one of ours!

ohippy

we were supposed to be putting a pool in over winter - didn't quite happen that way though

I'm hoping it's a bit like childbirth and all the pain we went through starts to fade with time