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Just looking at their website, I will again have to say the same thing I've said time after time: It looks like a generic kit spa that you could probably build yourself.Consumers need to realize that there are hundreds of spa companies in the market. The majority of these spas are made from kits that you can purchase out of any pool and spa magazine. Let's say you and I decided to go into the spa business. We will set up our manufacturing plant in my backyard workshop, order the parts we need, build the spa, call it a "SeaMonkey Spa", and sell it either on the internet, out of a storage building, or on the side of the road. Or, we could just label them "SeaMonkey Factory Direct Spas" and sell them right out of my workshop. People love to buy cheap products.After 2 or 3 years, when our customers are ready to lynch us, we move across town, set up shop, and start producing "Crawdaddy Spas". Repeat over and over and over and you have the business model for most spa companies.If you decide to go this route, I wish you well. I have tried my best on these forums to keep people from throwing their hard-earned money away, but it is your money.Please feel free to ask any specific questions and I'll do my best to answer. Terminator
I'm not saying Sunrise is a bad spa. Maybe they have a bigger workshop than I do, but it is what it appears to be; a generic spa built from a kit, just like 90% of the spa companies on the market. Generic shell, generic jets, generic spa pack (I'll bet), generic heater, generic filter, generic cabinet, and most damning of all, no drain in the bottom of the spa!!!They just picked a better name than "SeaMonkey Spas."Terminator
...They just picked a better name than "SeaMonkey Spas."Terminator