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Triple Step With S/S Handrails For Swimspas

Triple Step With S/S Handrails For Swimspas

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Complete with two stainless steel handrails
Made by Splash & Relax
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A three tread sturdy step for use with swim spas, which are generally deeper than hot tubs.

Complete with two stainless steel handrails.

Size: 100cm high x 90cm deep x 60cm wide.

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Swim Spas are little deeper than the traditional hot tub and entry and exit can be a little more difficult because of the extra height but the Triple Step with S/S Handrails for Swimspas is an ideal solution. The triple step of the design gives that extra height required for entry and exit into the pool and the safety of the entry or exit is ensured by the stainless steel handrails which are securely attached to both sides of the triple steps so that there is no danger of the bather falling or slipping on steps when they are using them.

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