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QCA Spas are constructed for durability as well as beauty. Pressure-treated framing, tongue-in-groove frame construction,
and a pressure-treated bottom with a moisture-proof polyethylene cover are only a few of the highlights of QCA Spas quality construction.
Read further for more information about QCA Spas construction and materials. For more information on QCA Spa quality pumps, jets, and more see
our Components section. QCA Spas are made with pride in our facilities located in Bettendorf, Iowa, United States.
View a photo gallery of our production and assembly facilities online!
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DURABOND™QCA Spa shells are manufactured with a patented four-layer strenghthing process called DuraBond™. This exclusive system combines the beauty of acrylic with a layer of ABS for strength and integrity. A layer of double-strenghthening material is then applied. The process is completed with a thick layer of insulating polyurethane foam.
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POLAR INSULATIONQCA Spas are built to withstand harsh, midwestern winters. Our system incorporates a foam-insulated cabinet and a thick layer of polyurethane foam applied to the shell. The ambient air trapped between the two layers provides an insulating barrier to help maintain spa water temperature.
ENERGY SAVER SYSTEMHeat produced by the spa's mechanical equipment is not vented away in a QCA Spa - it is trapped and reused. As water moves through the lines toward the jets it draws air with it (venturi). This air is taken from the pocket created by the Polar Insulation on the shell and cabinet. Not only is warm air recycled and used to warm the water in your jets, but it also helps to maintain the water temperature - saving you money! |