Paris AirJet™

How Easy Is The Paris To Set Up?

Very easy! The Paris AirJet only takes around 10 minutes to set up and up to 1‑2 hours to fill with water depending on your water pressure. You inflate the Lay‑Z‑Spa using the pump and you don’t need any tools.

How Much Does The Paris AirJet Cost To Run?

The cost of running a Lay‑Z‑Spa hot tub depends a lot on each individual user and how it is used as well as outside temperature, positioning and more.

Does The Paris AirJet Have A Warranty & UK Support Team?

Our standard warranty is 12 months on the pump, cover, liner and inflatable lid. This warranty can be extended (by registering on our website) to 24 months. We have a free UK based support team who are fully trained to help Lay‑Z‑Spa owners.

Does The Lay‑Z‑Spa Paris AirJet Plug Into A Normal UK Socket?

Yes, all Lay‑Z‑Spas are designed to plug into a standard UK 13amp/240V electrical supply. We advise that you always use an RCD protected socket (like those installed in your home) and not an extension lead. The hot tubs cable is 7 metres.

Does the Lay‑Z‑Spa Paris come with a cover?

Yes, all Lay‑Z‑Spas come with a secure‑locking protective cover to prevent debris from entering the water and improve heat retention. All our hot tubs also include an inflatable lid which helps to maintain water temperature when the spa has been switched off and helps it heat faster.

Do You Need To Put Chemicals In The Water?

Yes, it is essential to use chemicals in your Lay‑Z‑Spa. We recommend ClearWater Chemicals which are designed with Lay‑Z‑Spas in mind. Read our Chemicals Guide for help with chemical maintenance.

Can You Put The Paris AirJet Indoors?

Yes, all Lay‑Z‑Spas come with a secure‑locking protective cover to prevent debris from entering the water and improve heat retention. All our hot tubs also include an inflatable lid which helps to maintain water temperature when the spa has been switched off and helps it heat faster.

How Long Does The Paris AirJet Take For The Water To Heat Up When You First Fill It?

This can vary depending on the temperature of fresh water that goes into your spa and the ambient air temperature. On a typical summer’s day in the UK, it can take on average 6‑12 hours to heat the water to 40°C. Once the water is up to your desired temperature, the pump can be left on, efficiently heating the water.