A swim spa of this size is a long-term asset, so the decision should be settled on paper before anyone breaks ground. The Outdoor Swim Spa WS-S12-T is one of the longer shells in our configurable swim and hydrotherapy range, which makes this a question of fit: does the shell suit your site, does the equipment list match how you intend to use it, and is everything confirmed in writing before production starts. The sections below cover each item a buyer should be able to tick off.

1. Confirm the footprint and clearances first

The catalogue lists this model at 11740 × 2200 × 1470 mm. Treat those figures as the shell size, not as the space you need on site. Before you commit to a position, work through:

  • The cleared opening for delivery — doorway widths, corner turns, gate width and any overhead obstruction between the truck and the final pad.
  • Access for future servicing: pump, filter and control components need to remain reachable, so avoid burying three sides in cladding.
  • Working space around the shell for entry and exit steps, and for anyone using the swim channel.
  • Whether the unit will sit above ground on a slab or deck, or be partially recessed — a recessed setting changes what you need to arrange for drainage and access.

Send your plan dimensions to us with an enquiry rather than assuming a standard arrangement. Where the site is tight, a shorter model in the same range may suit the position better: the catalogue lists other shells in this series at 3760 mm, 4090 mm, 5880 mm, 7800 mm and 10000 mm in length, so the footprint is a genuine choice rather than a fixed constraint.

2. What the catalogue lists for this model

Item Catalogue value for WS-S12-T What to verify before ordering
Model WS-S12-T That the model code on your quotation matches the page you approved.
Catalogue dimensions 11740 × 2200 × 1470 mm Shell size versus your pad, deck and delivery route.
Control system 1 set Controller location, user interface and which zones it operates.
Swim training system 1 set Whether the swim unit is included in your package price or quoted as an option.
Water pump 2 pcs Which circuit each pump serves, and the electrical load that follows.
Filter pump 1 pc Filtration cycle time and how often the element is expected to be cleaned.
Jet total 73 pcs Ask us where the jets sit in relation to the seating and lying positions.
LED lights 1; 50 small LED lights Colour control, and whether lighting is separate from the water system.
Total power 7.65 kW Supply capacity at your site, circuit protection and who provides the connection.
Features shown Water jets, LED lighting, Ozone, Swim training system Each feature as a line item on the proforma invoice.

Two rows in that table deserve more attention than the rest. The jet total tells you how many jets are fitted, not where they sit — ask us for the layout so you can judge whether the positions suit how you intend to use the water. And the total power figure is a system number: confirm with your own electrician what supply arrangement the finished configuration needs at your address, because that work sits on your side of the order.

3. Decide which options you want, and which you do not

Catalogue-listed options for this range include control systems, UV sterilisation, water pumps, heat pumps, sand filtration, insulation and steps. Availability and compatibility vary by model, so an option listed for the range is not automatically available on the WS-S12-T until it is confirmed for that configuration.

A practical way to decide is to group options by the decision they support:

  • Keeping the water at temperature — heat pumps and insulation are listed options for this range. If that matters for your site, settle it early, because it changes both the equipment list and the electrical requirement.
  • Water treatment routine — ozone appears in the features shown for this model, while UV sterilisation and sand filtration are listed options. Decide how much time you or your maintenance contractor want to spend on upkeep, then specify accordingly.
  • Daily usability — steps are a listed option. Decide how the people who will actually use the water get in and out, especially where children or older users are involved.

Ask for a configuration sheet that separates standard equipment from options, with each option priced individually. That document keeps the specification unambiguous when the order is placed.

4. Verify site services before production begins

Before we schedule production, the site-side items below should be settled — they are the ones most likely to hold up a delivery once the unit is built:

  • Structural support. A filled shell of this length is heavy. Have the pad or deck designed and approved by your own engineer or builder to local requirements — we supply the unit, not a structural certification for your site.
  • Electrical provision. Rated supply, protective devices and cable runs, arranged by a licensed local electrician against the confirmed configuration.
  • Drainage. Where filter-cleaning and rainwater go, particularly for recessed installations.
  • Local rules. Any barrier, fencing or approval requirement that applies to a water feature at your address. These are set locally and vary widely; confirm them with your authority rather than relying on supplier documentation.

5. Put the commercial and delivery terms in writing

For an imported unit, the checklist is not complete without the logistics line items. Our logistics and door-to-door delivery service describes freight forwarding by sea, air and rail, packaging and container loading, customs paperwork, shipment tracking and delivery to the site address. Confirm for your specific order:

  • The Incoterms on the quotation, and which leg of the journey each party pays for.
  • Whether cargo insurance is included or offered as an option, and the insured value.
  • Import duty and tax treatment in your country — obtain this from your customs broker, not from us.
  • The shipping documents you will receive, such as commercial invoice, packing list and certificate of origin.
  • Who receives the container on site, and what equipment is needed to lift and place the shell.

Ask for a named logistics contact for your order. When plans change in transit, one coordinator holding the tracking information keeps the correspondence short.

6. Match the swim spa to the rest of the outdoor specification

A swim spa rarely lands alone. On villa and resort projects it is specified alongside outdoor furniture for villas and resorts, where the catalogue includes loungers, daybeds, pergolas and dining sets. Ordering these together keeps finishes and delivery windows aligned. If your project needs that coordination, our turnkey villa furnishing service describes design consultation and space planning, material selection and product specification, manufacturing and quality control, project management and site coordination, and final installation and handover across furniture and building materials.

Where the standard range does not suit the site geometry, we also produce customisable shape outdoor spas — square, round, oval and curved forms — for gardens, terraces and leisure areas where a straight shell will not work.

7. Confirm after-sales scope before you sign

Our installation and after-sales support lists on-site installation, inspection and snags, warranty coverage, spare parts and replacement, and ongoing maintenance. Before ordering, ask for that scope in writing: which components are covered, for how long, what is excluded, and which replacement parts you should hold on site. Agreeing the parts list up front means you order them with the unit instead of searching for them later.

The checklist in one table

Checklist item Evidence you should have on file
Site fit and access route Measured plan, delivery route survey, lifting plan.
Specification match Configuration sheet listing standard equipment versus options for the WS-S12-T.
Jet and swim layout Layout showing jet positions and the location of the swim unit.
Site services Engineer-approved pad or deck design; electrician's supply plan; drainage arrangement.
Commercial terms Quotation with Incoterms, insurance position, and itemised option pricing.
Import requirements Customs broker's duty and documentation confirmation for your country.
After-sales scope Warranty terms, spare-parts list and maintenance schedule.

A note on figures: the dimensions, jet counts, pump quantities and power rating quoted above are transcribed from the catalogue entry for this model. Confirm the exact equipment list and electrical requirements for your selected configuration before production.

Frequently asked questions

Is the swim training system standard on the WS-S12-T?

The catalogue entry for this model lists a swim training system, 1 set, among the features shown. Because options vary by configuration, confirm its inclusion and specification on your quotation rather than relying on the feature list alone.

Can I choose a different shape or size if the site does not fit 11740 mm?

Yes. The range includes shorter shells — the catalogue lists other models in this series at 3760 mm, 4090 mm, 5880 mm, 7800 mm and 10000 mm — and customised spa shapes are available for spaces where a long rectangular shell is impractical. Send us your clear dimensions and access notes and we will advise which configurations suit the position.

Who handles installation and ongoing maintenance?

Our installation and after-sales support lists on-site installation, inspection and snags, warranty coverage, spare parts and replacement, and ongoing maintenance. The electrical connection and structural preparation at your address stay with your local contractors, so agree both before the unit arrives.

What should I send when I enquire about this model?

A site plan with clear dimensions and access notes, a photo of the intended position, your preferred option list, and your country. With those details we can quote a realistic configuration and delivery arrangement instead of a generic price.