Short answer: CityLife is a Wellis hot tub range for city terraces and penthouses. The shells are more compact and, according to the manufacturer, the jets are grouped at the shoulders and lower back. Sauna Dekor supplies and installs them on apartments, roof terraces and villas.
A city terrace sets the limits before the tub is chosen: the lift or stair the shell must pass through, the load the slab can carry once the tub is full, the drain and the electrical supply that can reach it. CityLife shells were drawn for those sites, so their footprints stay small.
We survey the access route and ask the building's engineer to confirm the slab before the order is placed with Wellis. On a roof terrace the tub also needs wind and sun protection; the MotionFlex pergolas and side screens are sized for that.
Other Wellis ranges: Wellis Life Series Hot Tubs, Wellis Classic Series Hot Tubs, Wellis Plug & Play Hot Tubs, Wellis StreamLife Swim Spas. Back to the Wellis overview.
Frequently asked questions
Who makes Wellis CityLife hot tubs?
Wellis, in Hungary. Sauna Dekor supplies and installs them; the product warranty is the manufacturer's.
Can a CityLife hot tub go on an apartment terrace?
Often, yes, if the slab can carry the filled weight, the shell fits the access route and a dedicated electrical supply and a drain can be provided. We check these on site first.
How are CityLife models different from the Life series?
They are smaller shells for terraces and penthouses; the Life series is the larger upper range. Seats, jets and dimensions are listed on each model page.
Material information is the manufacturer's product specification. In the cabins we build ourselves we use ayous, aspen and pine, including their thermo-treated versions; hemlock, red cedar and alder on request.