About 15 years ago I got a chance to sell Bradford. They had put together a portable unit with a nice-looking wood cabinet and gold-anodized trim pieces.
I put it on the showroom floor, and it was one of most uncomfortable spas I have even sat in: all the walls and seats were flat surfaces, and the angle of the backrests was terrible. It was a simple Octagon in a square cabinet, with tile on the corners. There were teak slats on the floor, and I think there may have also been teak slats on the seating surfaces.
The equipment was generic - nothing special - and it was rigged up to run 110, so I filled it and plugged it in. I was hoping it would sell filled, since it wasn't selling empty...
It had lackluster jets, was noisy, and the gold anodizing all came off in about three days. The factory had set this one up to display dry only: they had used aluminum trim. They sent me new trim made out of stainless, but I finally just asked the supplier to come pick up his spa.
And other than what I can read on the web site, that is all I know about Bradford.
