25
Apr
07
Posted by Nick Clamp, in 2. Hot Tubs & Gazebos, 3. Swim Spas & Exercise Pools, 1. General Information, 8. Frequently Asked Questions
Today we have launched our new WhatSpa? Approved standards for 2007 so that our readers can go hot tub shopping with confidence when they see the WhatSpa? stamp of approval being displayed in hot tub retail outlets and on product literature and hot tub retailer websites. Here is the completely objective set of criteria that a hot tub manufacturer, importer or retailer will have to meet in order to become accredited and qualify to display our WhatSpa? Approved 2007 Logo:
 Hot Tub Manufacturers/Importers:
Hot Tub Retailers:
- BISHTA (British & Irish Spa & Hot Tub Association) Membership.
- At least 1 member of staff who holds a certificate for attendance on a BISHTA recognised training course in water hygiene management.
- Proof of a spa water testing regime for showroom spas to ensure a safe environment for consumers.
- A showroom or retail facility with at least 1 fully operational hot tub on display for clients to wet test.
- Ability to offer or recommend an electrical installation service or contractor who is 16th edition qualified and Part P qualified. Download our FREE Spa Buyers Guide for more on electrical regulations for spas.
- A fully trained and accredited service technician either employed by them or available on a sub-contract basis.
- Facilities to accept credit card payment for added consumer protection by credit card issuers.
Look out for the WhatSpa? seal of approval before you commit to purchase for that extra peace of mind in knowing that you are buying a brand that is supported by a well-established and professional infrastructure here in the UK.
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