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743D spa from Regency Hot Tubs, shown from above

South Seas Spas · Compact favorite

743D

Five seats in a rectangle rather than a square, which suits a narrow deck.

Seats
5 seats
Dimensions
84 x 68 x 36 in.
Footprint
7'0" x 5'8"
Jets
43 jets
Water capacity
270 gallons
Dry weight
502 lbs
Pumps
5.0 BHP 2-Spd • 5.0 BHP 1-Spd

Who it suits

The size most households actually use.

The 743D seats 5. In practice that means a family of four with a seat spare, or two people who like being able to move around instead of sitting in the same place all evening.

Owning one here

What the 743D asks of your yard.

Getting it in

The 743D is 68 inches across its narrow side. Measure your gate, the gap between the house and the fence, and any corner it has to turn — that number is the one that decides whether delivery is straightforward or needs a crane.

What it stands on

Dry it weighs 502 pounds. Full, with people in it, you are closer to 3,600 pounds. That needs a proper pad or a deck an engineer has looked at — not paving slabs laid on soil.

Power

Plan on a dedicated 240-volt circuit installed by a licensed electrician, wired to your local code. Book that before the delivery date rather than after — it is the usual reason a spa sits unused for a fortnight.

Colorado winters

At 270 gallons this is a smaller volume of water, so the cover does more of the work. A good cover, kept in good condition, is the single biggest thing you control. Put it somewhere sheltered from the prevailing wind if you have the choice, and think about where the snow comes off your roof.

Keeping it easy

Regency Care handles maintenance, water chemistry and repairs on this model once it is yours. Water care is the part that decides whether ownership feels relaxing or like a chore.

When you are ready

Come and sit in it dry.

Nobody should spend this much on a spa they have only seen from above. All three Regency showrooms have models set up so you can get in, try the seats and see how the 743D actually fits you.

Steam rising off a hot tub in deep snow at the edge of a stand of pines

Colorado is cold.

Your backyard doesn’t have to be.