Lounge (no wrist jets) - Lounge Seat
Similar to a reclining chair, the lounge seat is molded to support your body in comfort so you can surrender fatigued muscles from your neck to your feet without the worry of floating around.
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Product Details
Energy Efficient
In the lounge seat, your cares gently melt away – from your back to your wrists to your feet.
Throughout the spa, seats in many sizes, configurations and jet formations soothe muscles and release knots, including a jetted seat that offers a less shallow soak while easing strain in your back. And, an asymmetric foot dome nestled into the side of the footwell makes it easy to move around the spa.
Seating & Jets
Cabinetry Access
UV-resistant synthetic cabinetry is durable and maintenance-free.
Lighting and Waterfalls
Standard lighting brightens up the interior and soothing waterfall adds ambiance.
Clean Water
CLEARRAY Active Oxygen™ technology and a 50 square foot vertical filter raises the bar on traditional filtration.
Specifications
Seats
6
Jets
34
Dimensions
84 x 84 x 36 IN
Dimensions (cm)
214 x 214 x 92 CM
Width
84 in
Height
36 in
Width (cm)
214 cm
Height (cm)
92 cm
Length (cm)
214 cm
Volume
325 gal
Volume (L)
1231 L
Dry Weight
736 lb / 334 kg
Dry Weight (kg)
334 kg
Filled Weight
3447 lb
Filled Weight (kg)
1564 kg
Amperage
230–240 VAC @ 32A
Primary Pump
2-Speed/2.0 HP continuous, 8.0A max.
Secondary Pump
1-Speed/2.0 HP continuous, 8.0A max.
Circulation Pump
No
Water Management System
Factory installed ClearRay Active Oxygen® System
Filtration System
MicroClean® Mini™ Filter Cartridge System
Filter Type
75 ft² MicroClean® Mini™ Filter Cartridge System
Number of Filters
1
Diverter Valves
0
How do I measure my garden for a hot tub?
Start by measuring the area where you plan to put your spa. You'll need at least 2 feet of clearance on all sides for access and servicing. Also note any gates, doorways, or pathways the delivery team will need to pass through. Standard spa dimensions range from roughly 6'x6' for smaller 2-person models to 8'x8' or larger for 6-8 person spas. Swim spas would be even larger. Measure access points too because most spas need a clear path of at least 36 inches wide. Your Sundance® dealer can walk you through exact dimensions for any model you're considering.
What happens between buying my Sundance® spa and actually using it?
There are a few things to line up before delivery day. First, your electrical: most Sundance® spas require a dedicated RCD-protected circuit installed by a licensed electrician. Some smaller models may run on a standard household power supply, but confirm this with your dealer early, as electrical work can take time to schedule. Second, your foundation should be in place and fully cured before the spa arrives. On delivery day, the crew will need clear access from the street or driveway to your installation site so measure any gates, fences, or doorways along that path in advance. Most spas are delivered on a pallet and moved with a dolly or crane. Once the spa is in place, your dealer's setup team will connect it and walk you through initial startup. You'll balance your water chemistry before the first soak. Your Quick Start Guide covers the steps, and your dealer is always available to help. Plan for about 24 hours for the water to heat to your preferred temperature before you climb in.
What's the difference between a lounge seat and an open seat?
A lounge seat is a full-length reclined position that lets you stretch out completely so your whole body is in the water, and jets are positioned along your back, legs, and feet. It's ideal for people who want a full-body soak and targeted lower-back or leg massage. An open (upright) seat positions you in a seated posture with jets aimed at your back, shoulders, and neck. You have more freedom to move and interact with other people in the spa. The trade-off: a lounge seat takes up significantly more space in the footwell, which can limit how many people comfortably fit at once. A spa with one lounge and four open seats may feel crowded when all five are occupied. Think about how you'll actually use the spa as solo relaxation benefits from a lounge; social soaks generally work better with open seating throughout.