Canadian Spa Company St. Lawrence 16ft Swim Spa 15-Person 72-Jet KS-10028

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Canadian Spa Company St. Lawrence 16ft Swim Spa 15-Person 72-Jet KS-10028

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    Canadian Spa St. Lawrence 16ft Swim Spa: Engineered for Swimmers Who Train, Not Just Float

    ✔ Authorized Canadian Spa Company retailer. RecovAthlete ships and supports the full lineup across the US.

    The Canadian Spa St. Lawrence 16ft Swim Spa (KS-10028) is built around one idea: give serious swimmers a current worth training against. The patented Swim Lane System uses three resistance jets plus two profile-aligning jets in a W-stream layout. The profile jets keep you centered so you're swimming in a straight line instead of drifting into the wall.

    Dual-zone temperature control: swim at 80°F while others soak at 104°F at the same time. No pre-heating. No choosing between workout and recovery. 72 adjustable hydrotherapy jets across a 15-person capacity. Aristech Lucite® acrylic shell with fiberglass reinforcement. Built for daily year-round training in sub-zero climates.

    16 ft
    Length, the serious training model with a 10-ft flat swim lane
    Dual-zone
    Independent temperature control: swim at 80°F while others soak at 104°F
    72
    Adjustable hydrotherapy jets across 15-person capacity
    BEST FOR
    • Committed swimmers (3+ sessions per week for fitness or training)
    • Multi-use families: one person swims, others soak, at the same time
    • Cold-climate homes where winter pool access matters
    • Athletes using swim + hydrotherapy protocols for recovery
    • Homeowners with yards that can handle a 16ft footprint on a reinforced pad
    NOT IDEAL FOR
    • Smaller yards. The St. Lawrence 13ft
    • Competition-level lap distance training. The St. Lawrence 20ft
    • Hot tub only buyers. See the Ottawa, Cambridge, or Erie
    • Buyers on strict budgets. Swim spas are a capital purchase
    WHY RECOVATHLETE CARRIES THIS
    • Full manufacturer warranty applies. We're an authorized dealer, not a marketplace reseller
    • Pre-sale sizing consultation to confirm space, electrical readiness, and delivery access before you buy
    • US-wide freight with liftgate delivery; we track every order to confirmed delivery window
    • Dedicated US support line: 866-861-6317. One number, one team, no ticket queues
    • Financing available through multiple partners. Call to discuss monthly payment structures before ordering

    Who Buys the St. Lawrence 16ft

    • Serious recreational swimmers. Swim for fitness 3 to 5 times per week. Won't give up swimming during cold months. Need a swim zone that generates real current, not a tub with water movement.
    • Multi-use families. One person wants to swim while another soaks. Dual-zone makes both happen at the same time without compromise.
    • Post-injury athletes. Use water-based training for low-impact conditioning. Need swim resistance plus hydrotherapy in one unit.
    • Cold-climate homeowners. Outdoor pools close from October to May in their climate. Swim spa keeps swim training available year-round.
    • Upgrade buyers from smaller swim spas. Owned a 10-to-12-ft swim spa, learned that smaller swim zones don't train serious swimmers, and moved up to 16ft with the W-stream system.

    What the St. Lawrence 16ft Delivers

    • Swim Lane System with W-stream flow. Three resistance jets drive the current. Two profile-aligning jets keep you centered in the lane. You swim in a straight line without drifting. That's the spec that separates serious swim spas from expensive water fountains.
    • Dual-zone temperature control. Independent heating systems for the swim zone and the hydrotherapy zone. Swim at 80°F while guests soak at 104°F. No pre-heating, no compromise.
    • 10-ft flat swim lane, no steps. Uninterrupted swim zone. Full-body stroke work without clearing steps or benches mid-lap.
    • 72 adjustable hydrotherapy jets. Highest jet count in the swim spa lineup. Targeted therapy at every seat for post-swim recovery or dedicated hydrotherapy sessions.
    • 200 sq.ft Glacier antimicrobial filtration + ozone. Handles the water volume for 15-person capacity. Optional Glacier AO₃P UV upgrade cuts chemical use by up to 80%.

    The Swim Lane System: Why Most Swim Spas Can't Be Trained In

    The common failure mode of budget swim spas is single-jet current. One jet fires water at you. You drift sideways. You spend the session fighting to stay in the lane instead of swimming. The workout stops being a workout.

    The St. Lawrence 16ft uses a three-jet resistance system plus two profile-aligning jets arranged in a W-stream. The resistance jets produce the current. The profile jets run along your sides to keep your body centered. You swim in a straight line, forward, stroke after stroke.

    At competitive pace, the current is strong enough that you can't outrun it. You swim in place. That's the test of a training-grade swim spa: can you hold your position against the current long enough to finish a real set?

    Dual-Zone: The Feature That Ends the Swim vs Soak Argument

    In a single-zone swim spa, one temperature rules the whole tub. Swimmers want 78°F to 82°F. Soakers want 102°F to 104°F. Whoever uses the unit first sets the temperature. Everyone else waits for it to shift, which takes hours.

    The 16ft uses two independent heating systems. Swim zone runs at your training temperature. Hydrotherapy zone runs at your recovery temperature. Same unit, same time, different water. This is the feature most buyers wish they'd specified when they ordered their first swim spa.

    Practical use: partner swims before dinner while you soak post-work. Kids swim while adults soak after. Post-swim transition from 80°F lane to 104°F hydrotherapy for cold-to-warm recovery protocol.

    Year-Round Operation: Insulation That Actually Handles Winter

    Aristech Lucite® acrylic shell with fiberglass reinforcement and Vinyl Ester Resin. This is commercial-pool-grade construction. The shell won't crack, warp, or fade in freeze-thaw cycles. Most outdoor pools in cold climates crack within a decade; this construction is the reason the St. Lawrence doesn't.

    7-layer blackout insulation with closed-cell foam wraps the full unit. Heat retention blanket across the top. In sub-zero operation, the heaters cycle infrequently because the insulation holds what they produce. Operating cost stays in a livable range.

    Buyers in Minnesota, upstate New York, northern Michigan, and Colorado run this unit year-round. Your electricity rate determines your monthly cost, but the insulation spec removes the "unusable in winter" problem that kills cheaper swim spas.

    Specs, What They Actually Mean for You

    Specification What it means for you
    Swim Lane System (W-stream) Three resistance jets plus two profile-aligning jets. The profile jets keep you centered so you swim in a straight line. This is the mechanical difference between a training swim spa and an expensive water feature.
    Dual-zone independent heating Swim zone at 80°F while hydrotherapy zone runs 104°F at the same time. Ends the temperature compromise between swimmers and soakers.
    10-ft flat swim lane No steps, benches, or obstacles in the lane. Full-body stroke work uninterrupted.
    72 adjustable jets Highest jet count in the swim spa lineup. Hydrotherapy zone delivers real targeted therapy across 15-person capacity.
    Aristech Lucite® acrylic shell Commercial-pool-grade shell material with fiberglass and Vinyl Ester Resin. Decades of freeze-thaw, UV, and heavy-use durability.
    200 sq.ft Glacier filtration + ozone Handles the volume of a 15-person swim spa. Optional AO₃P UV upgrade cuts chemical use 80%.
    WHAT SHIPS WITH IT
    • St. Lawrence 16ft swim spa unit (KS-10028)
    • Insulated thermal cover
    • Glacier filter set (pre-installed)
    • Ozone generator (pre-installed)
    • Pop-up Bluetooth speakers
    • Aromatherapy chamber
    • Chemical starter kit
    • Owner's manual and installation guide

    Questions about accessories or upgrades? Call 866-861-6317 before ordering.

    Full Specifications

    Model St. Lawrence 16ft Swim Spa (KS-10028)
    Length 16 feet
    Seating 15 persons
    Total jets 72 adjustable hydrotherapy jets
    Swim system Swim Lane (3 resistance + 2 profile-aligning jets in W-stream)
    Swim lane 10-ft flat lane, no steps or benches
    Zone config Dual-zone (independent temperature control)
    Filtration 200 sq.ft Glacier antimicrobial system + ozone generator
    Optional upgrade Glacier AO₃P UV, cuts chemical use by up to 80%
    Waterfalls 2 cascading
    Audio Pop-up Bluetooth speakers
    Lighting Perimeter multi-color LED
    Aromatherapy Built-in aromatherapy chamber
    SKU KS-10028

    Compare the Canadian Spa Lineup

    Feature St. Lawrence 13ft St. Lawrence 16ft ★ St. Lawrence 20ft
    Price $34,999 $41,999 $48,999
    Length 13 ft 16 ft 20 ft
    Capacity 12 15 17
    Jets 39 72 73
    Swim pumps 3 × 5HP 3 + 2 profile 5 pumps / 3 river jets
    Zone config Single Dual-zone Dual-zone
    Best for Smaller yards Serious swimmers Training + family

    Putting the Investment in Context

    A backyard pool plus a separate hot tub typically runs 80 to 140 thousand installed in cold climates, plus permitting, concrete, enclosure, and ongoing chemistry for two systems. A swim spa collapses both into one unit with lower total install cost, lower operating cost, and year-round use instead of a 4-month outdoor pool season.

    Financing is available through multiple partners. Most swim spa buyers structure payments over 60 to 84 months. Call 866-861-6317 before ordering to discuss monthly structures.

    What Happens After You Order

    1
    Order confirmation

    We confirm your order and call within 1 business day to verify address, delivery access, and electrical readiness. If anything's unclear, we flag it now, not on delivery day.

    2
    Freight scheduling

    Lead time typically 3 to 6 weeks. You receive tracking and a confirmed delivery window.

    3
    Delivery and placement

    Crane placement to your prepared concrete pad in most cases. Have the 240V-50A dedicated circuit wired and ready before delivery day.

    4
    First-fill support

    We walk through water chemistry, filter startup, and temperature calibration. Call 866-861-6317 with any questions after your first fill.

    Shipping and Delivery

    Freight carrier with liftgate delivery to the contiguous US. Final positioning to pad, deck, or patio is your installer's job or a 2-to-4-person moving crew.

    Electrical: 240V-50A dedicated circuit required, installed by a licensed electrician before delivery. Concrete pad rated for filled weight. Crane placement is typical for site access.

    Call 866-861-6317 before ordering to confirm delivery logistics, site access, and structural support for your address.

    Also Consider

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What's the difference between the Swim Lane System and a single-jet swim spa?
    A single-jet swim spa fires water at you from one outlet. You get pushed sideways and spend the session fighting to stay in the lane. The Swim Lane System uses three resistance jets plus two profile-aligning jets that keep your body centered. You swim in a straight line instead of fighting the current. This is the mechanical difference between a training unit and an overpriced water feature.
    Is the dual-zone feature really useful?
    Yes. In single-zone swim spas, swimmers want 78°F to 82°F and soakers want 102°F to 104°F, so whoever uses it first wins. Dual-zone runs both temperatures at the same time. Most 16ft buyers who previously owned a single-zone swim spa call this the feature they wish they'd had the first time.
    Can I train at competitive pace in the 10-ft lane?
    At competitive pace, the current is strong enough that you swim in place without outrunning it. The 10-ft lane is enough for stroke work, turns aren't required because you're not moving forward. For 5K+ weekly mileage training, the 20ft model provides more length and refined flow profile, but 16ft handles 99% of recreational and fitness swimming.
    What does the installation look like?
    Poured concrete pad rated for the filled weight. 240V-50A dedicated circuit, licensed electrician before delivery. Crane placement is typical because the unit is too large for forklift access on most residential sites. Call before ordering to discuss site access and electrical readiness.
    Will this work through a Minnesota winter?
    Yes. Aristech Lucite® acrylic, fiberglass reinforcement, 7-layer blackout insulation, and a heat retention blanket handle sub-zero operation. Buyers in Minnesota, upstate New York, and Colorado run these year-round.
    Is financing available?
    Yes. Most 16ft buyers finance over 60 to 84 months. Call 866-861-6317 before ordering to structure monthly payments.
    What's the lead time?
    3 to 6 weeks typical. Crane placement often needed. We coordinate logistics after ordering and confirm delivery and crane requirements before the unit ships.
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    Shipping
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    Canadian Spa St. Lawrence 16ft Swim Spa: Engineered for Swimmers Who Train, Not Just Float

    ✔ Authorized Canadian Spa Company retailer. RecovAthlete ships and supports the full lineup across the US.

    The Canadian Spa St. Lawrence 16ft Swim Spa (KS-10028) is built around one idea: give serious swimmers a current worth training against. The patented Swim Lane System uses three resistance jets plus two profile-aligning jets in a W-stream layout. The profile jets keep you centered so you're swimming in a straight line instead of drifting into the wall.

    Dual-zone temperature control: swim at 80°F while others soak at 104°F at the same time. No pre-heating. No choosing between workout and recovery. 72 adjustable hydrotherapy jets across a 15-person capacity. Aristech Lucite® acrylic shell with fiberglass reinforcement. Built for daily year-round training in sub-zero climates.

    16 ft
    Length, the serious training model with a 10-ft flat swim lane
    Dual-zone
    Independent temperature control: swim at 80°F while others soak at 104°F
    72
    Adjustable hydrotherapy jets across 15-person capacity
    BEST FOR
    • Committed swimmers (3+ sessions per week for fitness or training)
    • Multi-use families: one person swims, others soak, at the same time
    • Cold-climate homes where winter pool access matters
    • Athletes using swim + hydrotherapy protocols for recovery
    • Homeowners with yards that can handle a 16ft footprint on a reinforced pad
    NOT IDEAL FOR
    • Smaller yards. The St. Lawrence 13ft
    • Competition-level lap distance training. The St. Lawrence 20ft
    • Hot tub only buyers. See the Ottawa, Cambridge, or Erie
    • Buyers on strict budgets. Swim spas are a capital purchase
    WHY RECOVATHLETE CARRIES THIS
    • Full manufacturer warranty applies. We're an authorized dealer, not a marketplace reseller
    • Pre-sale sizing consultation to confirm space, electrical readiness, and delivery access before you buy
    • US-wide freight with liftgate delivery; we track every order to confirmed delivery window
    • Dedicated US support line: 866-861-6317. One number, one team, no ticket queues
    • Financing available through multiple partners. Call to discuss monthly payment structures before ordering

    Who Buys the St. Lawrence 16ft

    • Serious recreational swimmers. Swim for fitness 3 to 5 times per week. Won't give up swimming during cold months. Need a swim zone that generates real current, not a tub with water movement.
    • Multi-use families. One person wants to swim while another soaks. Dual-zone makes both happen at the same time without compromise.
    • Post-injury athletes. Use water-based training for low-impact conditioning. Need swim resistance plus hydrotherapy in one unit.
    • Cold-climate homeowners. Outdoor pools close from October to May in their climate. Swim spa keeps swim training available year-round.
    • Upgrade buyers from smaller swim spas. Owned a 10-to-12-ft swim spa, learned that smaller swim zones don't train serious swimmers, and moved up to 16ft with the W-stream system.

    What the St. Lawrence 16ft Delivers

    • Swim Lane System with W-stream flow. Three resistance jets drive the current. Two profile-aligning jets keep you centered in the lane. You swim in a straight line without drifting. That's the spec that separates serious swim spas from expensive water fountains.
    • Dual-zone temperature control. Independent heating systems for the swim zone and the hydrotherapy zone. Swim at 80°F while guests soak at 104°F. No pre-heating, no compromise.
    • 10-ft flat swim lane, no steps. Uninterrupted swim zone. Full-body stroke work without clearing steps or benches mid-lap.
    • 72 adjustable hydrotherapy jets. Highest jet count in the swim spa lineup. Targeted therapy at every seat for post-swim recovery or dedicated hydrotherapy sessions.
    • 200 sq.ft Glacier antimicrobial filtration + ozone. Handles the water volume for 15-person capacity. Optional Glacier AO₃P UV upgrade cuts chemical use by up to 80%.

    The Swim Lane System: Why Most Swim Spas Can't Be Trained In

    The common failure mode of budget swim spas is single-jet current. One jet fires water at you. You drift sideways. You spend the session fighting to stay in the lane instead of swimming. The workout stops being a workout.

    The St. Lawrence 16ft uses a three-jet resistance system plus two profile-aligning jets arranged in a W-stream. The resistance jets produce the current. The profile jets run along your sides to keep your body centered. You swim in a straight line, forward, stroke after stroke.

    At competitive pace, the current is strong enough that you can't outrun it. You swim in place. That's the test of a training-grade swim spa: can you hold your position against the current long enough to finish a real set?

    Dual-Zone: The Feature That Ends the Swim vs Soak Argument

    In a single-zone swim spa, one temperature rules the whole tub. Swimmers want 78°F to 82°F. Soakers want 102°F to 104°F. Whoever uses the unit first sets the temperature. Everyone else waits for it to shift, which takes hours.

    The 16ft uses two independent heating systems. Swim zone runs at your training temperature. Hydrotherapy zone runs at your recovery temperature. Same unit, same time, different water. This is the feature most buyers wish they'd specified when they ordered their first swim spa.

    Practical use: partner swims before dinner while you soak post-work. Kids swim while adults soak after. Post-swim transition from 80°F lane to 104°F hydrotherapy for cold-to-warm recovery protocol.

    Year-Round Operation: Insulation That Actually Handles Winter

    Aristech Lucite® acrylic shell with fiberglass reinforcement and Vinyl Ester Resin. This is commercial-pool-grade construction. The shell won't crack, warp, or fade in freeze-thaw cycles. Most outdoor pools in cold climates crack within a decade; this construction is the reason the St. Lawrence doesn't.

    7-layer blackout insulation with closed-cell foam wraps the full unit. Heat retention blanket across the top. In sub-zero operation, the heaters cycle infrequently because the insulation holds what they produce. Operating cost stays in a livable range.

    Buyers in Minnesota, upstate New York, northern Michigan, and Colorado run this unit year-round. Your electricity rate determines your monthly cost, but the insulation spec removes the "unusable in winter" problem that kills cheaper swim spas.

    Specs, What They Actually Mean for You

    Specification What it means for you
    Swim Lane System (W-stream) Three resistance jets plus two profile-aligning jets. The profile jets keep you centered so you swim in a straight line. This is the mechanical difference between a training swim spa and an expensive water feature.
    Dual-zone independent heating Swim zone at 80°F while hydrotherapy zone runs 104°F at the same time. Ends the temperature compromise between swimmers and soakers.
    10-ft flat swim lane No steps, benches, or obstacles in the lane. Full-body stroke work uninterrupted.
    72 adjustable jets Highest jet count in the swim spa lineup. Hydrotherapy zone delivers real targeted therapy across 15-person capacity.
    Aristech Lucite® acrylic shell Commercial-pool-grade shell material with fiberglass and Vinyl Ester Resin. Decades of freeze-thaw, UV, and heavy-use durability.
    200 sq.ft Glacier filtration + ozone Handles the volume of a 15-person swim spa. Optional AO₃P UV upgrade cuts chemical use 80%.
    WHAT SHIPS WITH IT
    • St. Lawrence 16ft swim spa unit (KS-10028)
    • Insulated thermal cover
    • Glacier filter set (pre-installed)
    • Ozone generator (pre-installed)
    • Pop-up Bluetooth speakers
    • Aromatherapy chamber
    • Chemical starter kit
    • Owner's manual and installation guide

    Questions about accessories or upgrades? Call 866-861-6317 before ordering.

    Full Specifications

    Model St. Lawrence 16ft Swim Spa (KS-10028)
    Length 16 feet
    Seating 15 persons
    Total jets 72 adjustable hydrotherapy jets
    Swim system Swim Lane (3 resistance + 2 profile-aligning jets in W-stream)
    Swim lane 10-ft flat lane, no steps or benches
    Zone config Dual-zone (independent temperature control)
    Filtration 200 sq.ft Glacier antimicrobial system + ozone generator
    Optional upgrade Glacier AO₃P UV, cuts chemical use by up to 80%
    Waterfalls 2 cascading
    Audio Pop-up Bluetooth speakers
    Lighting Perimeter multi-color LED
    Aromatherapy Built-in aromatherapy chamber
    SKU KS-10028

    Compare the Canadian Spa Lineup

    Feature St. Lawrence 13ft St. Lawrence 16ft ★ St. Lawrence 20ft
    Price $34,999 $41,999 $48,999
    Length 13 ft 16 ft 20 ft
    Capacity 12 15 17
    Jets 39 72 73
    Swim pumps 3 × 5HP 3 + 2 profile 5 pumps / 3 river jets
    Zone config Single Dual-zone Dual-zone
    Best for Smaller yards Serious swimmers Training + family

    Putting the Investment in Context

    A backyard pool plus a separate hot tub typically runs 80 to 140 thousand installed in cold climates, plus permitting, concrete, enclosure, and ongoing chemistry for two systems. A swim spa collapses both into one unit with lower total install cost, lower operating cost, and year-round use instead of a 4-month outdoor pool season.

    Financing is available through multiple partners. Most swim spa buyers structure payments over 60 to 84 months. Call 866-861-6317 before ordering to discuss monthly structures.

    What Happens After You Order

    1
    Order confirmation

    We confirm your order and call within 1 business day to verify address, delivery access, and electrical readiness. If anything's unclear, we flag it now, not on delivery day.

    2
    Freight scheduling

    Lead time typically 3 to 6 weeks. You receive tracking and a confirmed delivery window.

    3
    Delivery and placement

    Crane placement to your prepared concrete pad in most cases. Have the 240V-50A dedicated circuit wired and ready before delivery day.

    4
    First-fill support

    We walk through water chemistry, filter startup, and temperature calibration. Call 866-861-6317 with any questions after your first fill.

    Shipping and Delivery

    Freight carrier with liftgate delivery to the contiguous US. Final positioning to pad, deck, or patio is your installer's job or a 2-to-4-person moving crew.

    Electrical: 240V-50A dedicated circuit required, installed by a licensed electrician before delivery. Concrete pad rated for filled weight. Crane placement is typical for site access.

    Call 866-861-6317 before ordering to confirm delivery logistics, site access, and structural support for your address.

    Also Consider

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What's the difference between the Swim Lane System and a single-jet swim spa?
    A single-jet swim spa fires water at you from one outlet. You get pushed sideways and spend the session fighting to stay in the lane. The Swim Lane System uses three resistance jets plus two profile-aligning jets that keep your body centered. You swim in a straight line instead of fighting the current. This is the mechanical difference between a training unit and an overpriced water feature.
    Is the dual-zone feature really useful?
    Yes. In single-zone swim spas, swimmers want 78°F to 82°F and soakers want 102°F to 104°F, so whoever uses it first wins. Dual-zone runs both temperatures at the same time. Most 16ft buyers who previously owned a single-zone swim spa call this the feature they wish they'd had the first time.
    Can I train at competitive pace in the 10-ft lane?
    At competitive pace, the current is strong enough that you swim in place without outrunning it. The 10-ft lane is enough for stroke work, turns aren't required because you're not moving forward. For 5K+ weekly mileage training, the 20ft model provides more length and refined flow profile, but 16ft handles 99% of recreational and fitness swimming.
    What does the installation look like?
    Poured concrete pad rated for the filled weight. 240V-50A dedicated circuit, licensed electrician before delivery. Crane placement is typical because the unit is too large for forklift access on most residential sites. Call before ordering to discuss site access and electrical readiness.
    Will this work through a Minnesota winter?
    Yes. Aristech Lucite® acrylic, fiberglass reinforcement, 7-layer blackout insulation, and a heat retention blanket handle sub-zero operation. Buyers in Minnesota, upstate New York, and Colorado run these year-round.
    Is financing available?
    Yes. Most 16ft buyers finance over 60 to 84 months. Call 866-861-6317 before ordering to structure monthly payments.
    What's the lead time?
    3 to 6 weeks typical. Crane placement often needed. We coordinate logistics after ordering and confirm delivery and crane requirements before the unit ships.

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    Canadian Spa St. Lawrence 16ft Swim Spa: Engineered for Swimmers Who Train, Not Just Float

    ✔ Authorized Canadian Spa Company retailer. RecovAthlete ships and supports the full lineup across the US.

    The Canadian Spa St. Lawrence 16ft Swim Spa (KS-10028) is built around one idea: give serious swimmers a current worth training against. The patented Swim Lane System uses three resistance jets plus two profile-aligning jets in a W-stream layout. The profile jets keep you centered so you're swimming in a straight line instead of drifting into the wall.

    Dual-zone temperature control: swim at 80°F while others soak at 104°F at the same time. No pre-heating. No choosing between workout and recovery. 72 adjustable hydrotherapy jets across a 15-person capacity. Aristech Lucite® acrylic shell with fiberglass reinforcement. Built for daily year-round training in sub-zero climates.

    16 ft
    Length, the serious training model with a 10-ft flat swim lane
    Dual-zone
    Independent temperature control: swim at 80°F while others soak at 104°F
    72
    Adjustable hydrotherapy jets across 15-person capacity
    BEST FOR
    • Committed swimmers (3+ sessions per week for fitness or training)
    • Multi-use families: one person swims, others soak, at the same time
    • Cold-climate homes where winter pool access matters
    • Athletes using swim + hydrotherapy protocols for recovery
    • Homeowners with yards that can handle a 16ft footprint on a reinforced pad
    NOT IDEAL FOR
    • Smaller yards. The St. Lawrence 13ft
    • Competition-level lap distance training. The St. Lawrence 20ft
    • Hot tub only buyers. See the Ottawa, Cambridge, or Erie
    • Buyers on strict budgets. Swim spas are a capital purchase
    WHY RECOVATHLETE CARRIES THIS
    • Full manufacturer warranty applies. We're an authorized dealer, not a marketplace reseller
    • Pre-sale sizing consultation to confirm space, electrical readiness, and delivery access before you buy
    • US-wide freight with liftgate delivery; we track every order to confirmed delivery window
    • Dedicated US support line: 866-861-6317. One number, one team, no ticket queues
    • Financing available through multiple partners. Call to discuss monthly payment structures before ordering

    Who Buys the St. Lawrence 16ft

    • Serious recreational swimmers. Swim for fitness 3 to 5 times per week. Won't give up swimming during cold months. Need a swim zone that generates real current, not a tub with water movement.
    • Multi-use families. One person wants to swim while another soaks. Dual-zone makes both happen at the same time without compromise.
    • Post-injury athletes. Use water-based training for low-impact conditioning. Need swim resistance plus hydrotherapy in one unit.
    • Cold-climate homeowners. Outdoor pools close from October to May in their climate. Swim spa keeps swim training available year-round.
    • Upgrade buyers from smaller swim spas. Owned a 10-to-12-ft swim spa, learned that smaller swim zones don't train serious swimmers, and moved up to 16ft with the W-stream system.

    What the St. Lawrence 16ft Delivers

    • Swim Lane System with W-stream flow. Three resistance jets drive the current. Two profile-aligning jets keep you centered in the lane. You swim in a straight line without drifting. That's the spec that separates serious swim spas from expensive water fountains.
    • Dual-zone temperature control. Independent heating systems for the swim zone and the hydrotherapy zone. Swim at 80°F while guests soak at 104°F. No pre-heating, no compromise.
    • 10-ft flat swim lane, no steps. Uninterrupted swim zone. Full-body stroke work without clearing steps or benches mid-lap.
    • 72 adjustable hydrotherapy jets. Highest jet count in the swim spa lineup. Targeted therapy at every seat for post-swim recovery or dedicated hydrotherapy sessions.
    • 200 sq.ft Glacier antimicrobial filtration + ozone. Handles the water volume for 15-person capacity. Optional Glacier AO₃P UV upgrade cuts chemical use by up to 80%.

    The Swim Lane System: Why Most Swim Spas Can't Be Trained In

    The common failure mode of budget swim spas is single-jet current. One jet fires water at you. You drift sideways. You spend the session fighting to stay in the lane instead of swimming. The workout stops being a workout.

    The St. Lawrence 16ft uses a three-jet resistance system plus two profile-aligning jets arranged in a W-stream. The resistance jets produce the current. The profile jets run along your sides to keep your body centered. You swim in a straight line, forward, stroke after stroke.

    At competitive pace, the current is strong enough that you can't outrun it. You swim in place. That's the test of a training-grade swim spa: can you hold your position against the current long enough to finish a real set?

    Dual-Zone: The Feature That Ends the Swim vs Soak Argument

    In a single-zone swim spa, one temperature rules the whole tub. Swimmers want 78°F to 82°F. Soakers want 102°F to 104°F. Whoever uses the unit first sets the temperature. Everyone else waits for it to shift, which takes hours.

    The 16ft uses two independent heating systems. Swim zone runs at your training temperature. Hydrotherapy zone runs at your recovery temperature. Same unit, same time, different water. This is the feature most buyers wish they'd specified when they ordered their first swim spa.

    Practical use: partner swims before dinner while you soak post-work. Kids swim while adults soak after. Post-swim transition from 80°F lane to 104°F hydrotherapy for cold-to-warm recovery protocol.

    Year-Round Operation: Insulation That Actually Handles Winter

    Aristech Lucite® acrylic shell with fiberglass reinforcement and Vinyl Ester Resin. This is commercial-pool-grade construction. The shell won't crack, warp, or fade in freeze-thaw cycles. Most outdoor pools in cold climates crack within a decade; this construction is the reason the St. Lawrence doesn't.

    7-layer blackout insulation with closed-cell foam wraps the full unit. Heat retention blanket across the top. In sub-zero operation, the heaters cycle infrequently because the insulation holds what they produce. Operating cost stays in a livable range.

    Buyers in Minnesota, upstate New York, northern Michigan, and Colorado run this unit year-round. Your electricity rate determines your monthly cost, but the insulation spec removes the "unusable in winter" problem that kills cheaper swim spas.

    Specs, What They Actually Mean for You

    Specification What it means for you
    Swim Lane System (W-stream) Three resistance jets plus two profile-aligning jets. The profile jets keep you centered so you swim in a straight line. This is the mechanical difference between a training swim spa and an expensive water feature.
    Dual-zone independent heating Swim zone at 80°F while hydrotherapy zone runs 104°F at the same time. Ends the temperature compromise between swimmers and soakers.
    10-ft flat swim lane No steps, benches, or obstacles in the lane. Full-body stroke work uninterrupted.
    72 adjustable jets Highest jet count in the swim spa lineup. Hydrotherapy zone delivers real targeted therapy across 15-person capacity.
    Aristech Lucite® acrylic shell Commercial-pool-grade shell material with fiberglass and Vinyl Ester Resin. Decades of freeze-thaw, UV, and heavy-use durability.
    200 sq.ft Glacier filtration + ozone Handles the volume of a 15-person swim spa. Optional AO₃P UV upgrade cuts chemical use 80%.
    WHAT SHIPS WITH IT
    • St. Lawrence 16ft swim spa unit (KS-10028)
    • Insulated thermal cover
    • Glacier filter set (pre-installed)
    • Ozone generator (pre-installed)
    • Pop-up Bluetooth speakers
    • Aromatherapy chamber
    • Chemical starter kit
    • Owner's manual and installation guide

    Questions about accessories or upgrades? Call 866-861-6317 before ordering.

    Full Specifications

    Model St. Lawrence 16ft Swim Spa (KS-10028)
    Length 16 feet
    Seating 15 persons
    Total jets 72 adjustable hydrotherapy jets
    Swim system Swim Lane (3 resistance + 2 profile-aligning jets in W-stream)
    Swim lane 10-ft flat lane, no steps or benches
    Zone config Dual-zone (independent temperature control)
    Filtration 200 sq.ft Glacier antimicrobial system + ozone generator
    Optional upgrade Glacier AO₃P UV, cuts chemical use by up to 80%
    Waterfalls 2 cascading
    Audio Pop-up Bluetooth speakers
    Lighting Perimeter multi-color LED
    Aromatherapy Built-in aromatherapy chamber
    SKU KS-10028

    Compare the Canadian Spa Lineup

    Feature St. Lawrence 13ft St. Lawrence 16ft ★ St. Lawrence 20ft
    Price $34,999 $41,999 $48,999
    Length 13 ft 16 ft 20 ft
    Capacity 12 15 17
    Jets 39 72 73
    Swim pumps 3 × 5HP 3 + 2 profile 5 pumps / 3 river jets
    Zone config Single Dual-zone Dual-zone
    Best for Smaller yards Serious swimmers Training + family

    Putting the Investment in Context

    A backyard pool plus a separate hot tub typically runs 80 to 140 thousand installed in cold climates, plus permitting, concrete, enclosure, and ongoing chemistry for two systems. A swim spa collapses both into one unit with lower total install cost, lower operating cost, and year-round use instead of a 4-month outdoor pool season.

    Financing is available through multiple partners. Most swim spa buyers structure payments over 60 to 84 months. Call 866-861-6317 before ordering to discuss monthly structures.

    What Happens After You Order

    1
    Order confirmation

    We confirm your order and call within 1 business day to verify address, delivery access, and electrical readiness. If anything's unclear, we flag it now, not on delivery day.

    2
    Freight scheduling

    Lead time typically 3 to 6 weeks. You receive tracking and a confirmed delivery window.

    3
    Delivery and placement

    Crane placement to your prepared concrete pad in most cases. Have the 240V-50A dedicated circuit wired and ready before delivery day.

    4
    First-fill support

    We walk through water chemistry, filter startup, and temperature calibration. Call 866-861-6317 with any questions after your first fill.

    Shipping and Delivery

    Freight carrier with liftgate delivery to the contiguous US. Final positioning to pad, deck, or patio is your installer's job or a 2-to-4-person moving crew.

    Electrical: 240V-50A dedicated circuit required, installed by a licensed electrician before delivery. Concrete pad rated for filled weight. Crane placement is typical for site access.

    Call 866-861-6317 before ordering to confirm delivery logistics, site access, and structural support for your address.

    Also Consider

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What's the difference between the Swim Lane System and a single-jet swim spa?
    A single-jet swim spa fires water at you from one outlet. You get pushed sideways and spend the session fighting to stay in the lane. The Swim Lane System uses three resistance jets plus two profile-aligning jets that keep your body centered. You swim in a straight line instead of fighting the current. This is the mechanical difference between a training unit and an overpriced water feature.
    Is the dual-zone feature really useful?
    Yes. In single-zone swim spas, swimmers want 78°F to 82°F and soakers want 102°F to 104°F, so whoever uses it first wins. Dual-zone runs both temperatures at the same time. Most 16ft buyers who previously owned a single-zone swim spa call this the feature they wish they'd had the first time.
    Can I train at competitive pace in the 10-ft lane?
    At competitive pace, the current is strong enough that you swim in place without outrunning it. The 10-ft lane is enough for stroke work, turns aren't required because you're not moving forward. For 5K+ weekly mileage training, the 20ft model provides more length and refined flow profile, but 16ft handles 99% of recreational and fitness swimming.
    What does the installation look like?
    Poured concrete pad rated for the filled weight. 240V-50A dedicated circuit, licensed electrician before delivery. Crane placement is typical because the unit is too large for forklift access on most residential sites. Call before ordering to discuss site access and electrical readiness.
    Will this work through a Minnesota winter?
    Yes. Aristech Lucite® acrylic, fiberglass reinforcement, 7-layer blackout insulation, and a heat retention blanket handle sub-zero operation. Buyers in Minnesota, upstate New York, and Colorado run these year-round.
    Is financing available?
    Yes. Most 16ft buyers finance over 60 to 84 months. Call 866-861-6317 before ordering to structure monthly payments.
    What's the lead time?
    3 to 6 weeks typical. Crane placement often needed. We coordinate logistics after ordering and confirm delivery and crane requirements before the unit ships.

    Flexible Financing for Your Recovery Equipment

    Whether you're buying for personal use or outfitting a gym, clinic, or medspa, we've partnered with trusted financing companies to give you flexible ways to pay. Apply in minutes. Get a decision fast. Pay over time.

    RecovAthlete has no control over any financing decision. Approval is based on your creditworthiness and is solely the lender's decision.

    Personal Financing

    Pay Over Time with Affirm

    Buying a hyperbaric chamber, Pilates reformer, or infrared sauna for personal use? Affirm lets you split the cost into manageable payments.

    How It Works

    1

    Add equipment to your cart and select Affirm at checkout.

    2

    Provide a few details: name, phone number, date of birth.

    3

    Get a real-time decision. Most approvals happen in seconds.

    4

    Choose the payment plan that fits your budget. Your order ships.

    Payment Options

    Pay in 4

    Split your purchase into 4 interest-free payments, charged every 2 weeks. No interest. No fees.

    Monthly Installments

    Spread the cost over 3, 6, 12, 18, 24, or 36 months. Rates range from 0% to 36% APR depending on your credit profile.

    Example: A $1,599 purchase might cost $145/mo over 12 months at 15% APR.

    What You Should Know

    No hidden fees. No origination fees, no prepayment penalties, and no late fees.

    No credit score impact to apply. Soft check for prequalification. Monthly plans may involve a hard inquiry.

    Pay it off early. No penalty. No extra charges. Close out your balance whenever you want.

    Credit reporting. Affirm reports to Experian and TransUnion. On-time payments help. Late payments hurt.

    Minimum purchase: $35.

    U.S. shipping address required.

    Affirm FAQs

    What is Affirm?
    A buy now, pay later lender that lets you split purchases into fixed payments with clear terms upfront.
    How do I qualify?
    You must be 18 or older and a U.S. resident. Affirm evaluates your credit profile and income to determine eligibility.
    How fast is approval?
    Most decisions come back in seconds. Occasionally it may take up to a few business days.
    What are the interest rates?
    Pay in 4 plans are always 0% interest. Monthly installment plans range from 0% to 36% APR. You'll see exact terms before you agree.
    How do I make payments?
    Through the Affirm app or at affirm.com. Affirm sends email and text reminders before each payment. You can also set up autopay.
    Can I pay off my balance early?
    Yes. No penalty, no extra charges.
    Who do I contact for Affirm questions?
    Visit affirm.com or reach out to their customer support team.
    Commercial Financing

    Financing for Businesses

    Outfitting a gym, clinic, medspa, chiropractic office, or wellness studio? We work with four commercial financing partners so you can preserve cash flow and get the equipment your business needs now. Every partner has different strengths. We recommend applying with more than one to compare offers.

    Equipment Financing

    Brickhouse Capital

    A private direct lender specializing in equipment financing since 2003. They make credit decisions in-house, which means faster approvals and more flexibility than a traditional bank.

    Up to $250K with a one-page application, no financial statements
    Larger amounts up to $1M+ with financials
    Approval typically within 24 hours
    Lease or equipment finance agreement (EFA) options
    Tied to the business, not your personal credit report
    Serves 25+ industries including health and wellness
    Apply with Brickhouse Capital
    Equipment Leasing

    Reliant Capital

    Provides equipment financing and leasing for medical, aesthetic, wellness, and other industries. Acts as both a direct lender and broker, giving them access to a wider range of credit options.

    Up to $500K application-only (up to $5M with financials)
    Finance agreements, leases, rental programs, and working capital
    New or used equipment financing
    3 to 24 month deferred payment options
    2 to 4 hour credit approvals
    Potential to deduct up to 80% of equipment financing on taxes
    Apply with Reliant Capital
    Lending Marketplace

    Acorn Finance

    A lending marketplace that connects you with 30+ lenders. Fill out one application and receive multiple personalized loan offers to compare side by side.

    Loans from $1,000 up to $100,000
    Terms up to 12 years (some lenders offer up to 20 years)
    Prequalify in 60 seconds with no impact to your credit score
    Compare offers from multiple lenders in one place
    No early repayment penalties
    Funds can arrive as soon as 1 business day after approval
    Check Your Offers with Acorn Finance
    Lender Marketplace

    KWIPPED (APPROVE)

    KWIPPED's APPROVE platform sends your application to a network of top equipment finance companies. Lenders compete to earn your business, which drives better rates and higher approval odds.

    60-second application
    Multiple lenders compete for your deal, up to 3 offers to compare
    Financing terms from 12 to 60 months
    Equipment financing ranges from roughly 5% to 25% equivalent APR
    Minimum equipment value: $1,500
    Businesses only (not available for personal/consumer use)
    To get started with KWIPPED, reach out to us directly. We'll set up a custom application tailored to your specific equipment needs and order.

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    Canadian Spa St. Lawrence 16ft Swim Spa: Engineered for Swimmers Who Train, Not Just Float

    ✔ Authorized Canadian Spa Company retailer. RecovAthlete ships and supports the full lineup across the US.

    The Canadian Spa St. Lawrence 16ft Swim Spa (KS-10028) is built around one idea: give serious swimmers a current worth training against. The patented Swim Lane System uses three resistance jets plus two profile-aligning jets in a W-stream layout. The profile jets keep you centered so you're swimming in a straight line instead of drifting into the wall.

    Dual-zone temperature control: swim at 80°F while others soak at 104°F at the same time. No pre-heating. No choosing between workout and recovery. 72 adjustable hydrotherapy jets across a 15-person capacity. Aristech Lucite® acrylic shell with fiberglass reinforcement. Built for daily year-round training in sub-zero climates.

    16 ft
    Length, the serious training model with a 10-ft flat swim lane
    Dual-zone
    Independent temperature control: swim at 80°F while others soak at 104°F
    72
    Adjustable hydrotherapy jets across 15-person capacity
    BEST FOR
    • Committed swimmers (3+ sessions per week for fitness or training)
    • Multi-use families: one person swims, others soak, at the same time
    • Cold-climate homes where winter pool access matters
    • Athletes using swim + hydrotherapy protocols for recovery
    • Homeowners with yards that can handle a 16ft footprint on a reinforced pad
    NOT IDEAL FOR
    • Smaller yards. The St. Lawrence 13ft
    • Competition-level lap distance training. The St. Lawrence 20ft
    • Hot tub only buyers. See the Ottawa, Cambridge, or Erie
    • Buyers on strict budgets. Swim spas are a capital purchase
    WHY RECOVATHLETE CARRIES THIS
    • Full manufacturer warranty applies. We're an authorized dealer, not a marketplace reseller
    • Pre-sale sizing consultation to confirm space, electrical readiness, and delivery access before you buy
    • US-wide freight with liftgate delivery; we track every order to confirmed delivery window
    • Dedicated US support line: 866-861-6317. One number, one team, no ticket queues
    • Financing available through multiple partners. Call to discuss monthly payment structures before ordering

    Who Buys the St. Lawrence 16ft

    • Serious recreational swimmers. Swim for fitness 3 to 5 times per week. Won't give up swimming during cold months. Need a swim zone that generates real current, not a tub with water movement.
    • Multi-use families. One person wants to swim while another soaks. Dual-zone makes both happen at the same time without compromise.
    • Post-injury athletes. Use water-based training for low-impact conditioning. Need swim resistance plus hydrotherapy in one unit.
    • Cold-climate homeowners. Outdoor pools close from October to May in their climate. Swim spa keeps swim training available year-round.
    • Upgrade buyers from smaller swim spas. Owned a 10-to-12-ft swim spa, learned that smaller swim zones don't train serious swimmers, and moved up to 16ft with the W-stream system.

    What the St. Lawrence 16ft Delivers

    • Swim Lane System with W-stream flow. Three resistance jets drive the current. Two profile-aligning jets keep you centered in the lane. You swim in a straight line without drifting. That's the spec that separates serious swim spas from expensive water fountains.
    • Dual-zone temperature control. Independent heating systems for the swim zone and the hydrotherapy zone. Swim at 80°F while guests soak at 104°F. No pre-heating, no compromise.
    • 10-ft flat swim lane, no steps. Uninterrupted swim zone. Full-body stroke work without clearing steps or benches mid-lap.
    • 72 adjustable hydrotherapy jets. Highest jet count in the swim spa lineup. Targeted therapy at every seat for post-swim recovery or dedicated hydrotherapy sessions.
    • 200 sq.ft Glacier antimicrobial filtration + ozone. Handles the water volume for 15-person capacity. Optional Glacier AO₃P UV upgrade cuts chemical use by up to 80%.

    The Swim Lane System: Why Most Swim Spas Can't Be Trained In

    The common failure mode of budget swim spas is single-jet current. One jet fires water at you. You drift sideways. You spend the session fighting to stay in the lane instead of swimming. The workout stops being a workout.

    The St. Lawrence 16ft uses a three-jet resistance system plus two profile-aligning jets arranged in a W-stream. The resistance jets produce the current. The profile jets run along your sides to keep your body centered. You swim in a straight line, forward, stroke after stroke.

    At competitive pace, the current is strong enough that you can't outrun it. You swim in place. That's the test of a training-grade swim spa: can you hold your position against the current long enough to finish a real set?

    Dual-Zone: The Feature That Ends the Swim vs Soak Argument

    In a single-zone swim spa, one temperature rules the whole tub. Swimmers want 78°F to 82°F. Soakers want 102°F to 104°F. Whoever uses the unit first sets the temperature. Everyone else waits for it to shift, which takes hours.

    The 16ft uses two independent heating systems. Swim zone runs at your training temperature. Hydrotherapy zone runs at your recovery temperature. Same unit, same time, different water. This is the feature most buyers wish they'd specified when they ordered their first swim spa.

    Practical use: partner swims before dinner while you soak post-work. Kids swim while adults soak after. Post-swim transition from 80°F lane to 104°F hydrotherapy for cold-to-warm recovery protocol.

    Year-Round Operation: Insulation That Actually Handles Winter

    Aristech Lucite® acrylic shell with fiberglass reinforcement and Vinyl Ester Resin. This is commercial-pool-grade construction. The shell won't crack, warp, or fade in freeze-thaw cycles. Most outdoor pools in cold climates crack within a decade; this construction is the reason the St. Lawrence doesn't.

    7-layer blackout insulation with closed-cell foam wraps the full unit. Heat retention blanket across the top. In sub-zero operation, the heaters cycle infrequently because the insulation holds what they produce. Operating cost stays in a livable range.

    Buyers in Minnesota, upstate New York, northern Michigan, and Colorado run this unit year-round. Your electricity rate determines your monthly cost, but the insulation spec removes the "unusable in winter" problem that kills cheaper swim spas.

    Specs, What They Actually Mean for You

    Specification What it means for you
    Swim Lane System (W-stream) Three resistance jets plus two profile-aligning jets. The profile jets keep you centered so you swim in a straight line. This is the mechanical difference between a training swim spa and an expensive water feature.
    Dual-zone independent heating Swim zone at 80°F while hydrotherapy zone runs 104°F at the same time. Ends the temperature compromise between swimmers and soakers.
    10-ft flat swim lane No steps, benches, or obstacles in the lane. Full-body stroke work uninterrupted.
    72 adjustable jets Highest jet count in the swim spa lineup. Hydrotherapy zone delivers real targeted therapy across 15-person capacity.
    Aristech Lucite® acrylic shell Commercial-pool-grade shell material with fiberglass and Vinyl Ester Resin. Decades of freeze-thaw, UV, and heavy-use durability.
    200 sq.ft Glacier filtration + ozone Handles the volume of a 15-person swim spa. Optional AO₃P UV upgrade cuts chemical use 80%.
    WHAT SHIPS WITH IT
    • St. Lawrence 16ft swim spa unit (KS-10028)
    • Insulated thermal cover
    • Glacier filter set (pre-installed)
    • Ozone generator (pre-installed)
    • Pop-up Bluetooth speakers
    • Aromatherapy chamber
    • Chemical starter kit
    • Owner's manual and installation guide

    Questions about accessories or upgrades? Call 866-861-6317 before ordering.

    Full Specifications

    Model St. Lawrence 16ft Swim Spa (KS-10028)
    Length 16 feet
    Seating 15 persons
    Total jets 72 adjustable hydrotherapy jets
    Swim system Swim Lane (3 resistance + 2 profile-aligning jets in W-stream)
    Swim lane 10-ft flat lane, no steps or benches
    Zone config Dual-zone (independent temperature control)
    Filtration 200 sq.ft Glacier antimicrobial system + ozone generator
    Optional upgrade Glacier AO₃P UV, cuts chemical use by up to 80%
    Waterfalls 2 cascading
    Audio Pop-up Bluetooth speakers
    Lighting Perimeter multi-color LED
    Aromatherapy Built-in aromatherapy chamber
    SKU KS-10028

    Compare the Canadian Spa Lineup

    Feature St. Lawrence 13ft St. Lawrence 16ft ★ St. Lawrence 20ft
    Price $34,999 $41,999 $48,999
    Length 13 ft 16 ft 20 ft
    Capacity 12 15 17
    Jets 39 72 73
    Swim pumps 3 × 5HP 3 + 2 profile 5 pumps / 3 river jets
    Zone config Single Dual-zone Dual-zone
    Best for Smaller yards Serious swimmers Training + family

    Putting the Investment in Context

    A backyard pool plus a separate hot tub typically runs 80 to 140 thousand installed in cold climates, plus permitting, concrete, enclosure, and ongoing chemistry for two systems. A swim spa collapses both into one unit with lower total install cost, lower operating cost, and year-round use instead of a 4-month outdoor pool season.

    Financing is available through multiple partners. Most swim spa buyers structure payments over 60 to 84 months. Call 866-861-6317 before ordering to discuss monthly structures.

    What Happens After You Order

    1
    Order confirmation

    We confirm your order and call within 1 business day to verify address, delivery access, and electrical readiness. If anything's unclear, we flag it now, not on delivery day.

    2
    Freight scheduling

    Lead time typically 3 to 6 weeks. You receive tracking and a confirmed delivery window.

    3
    Delivery and placement

    Crane placement to your prepared concrete pad in most cases. Have the 240V-50A dedicated circuit wired and ready before delivery day.

    4
    First-fill support

    We walk through water chemistry, filter startup, and temperature calibration. Call 866-861-6317 with any questions after your first fill.

    Shipping and Delivery

    Freight carrier with liftgate delivery to the contiguous US. Final positioning to pad, deck, or patio is your installer's job or a 2-to-4-person moving crew.

    Electrical: 240V-50A dedicated circuit required, installed by a licensed electrician before delivery. Concrete pad rated for filled weight. Crane placement is typical for site access.

    Call 866-861-6317 before ordering to confirm delivery logistics, site access, and structural support for your address.

    Also Consider

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What's the difference between the Swim Lane System and a single-jet swim spa?
    A single-jet swim spa fires water at you from one outlet. You get pushed sideways and spend the session fighting to stay in the lane. The Swim Lane System uses three resistance jets plus two profile-aligning jets that keep your body centered. You swim in a straight line instead of fighting the current. This is the mechanical difference between a training unit and an overpriced water feature.
    Is the dual-zone feature really useful?
    Yes. In single-zone swim spas, swimmers want 78°F to 82°F and soakers want 102°F to 104°F, so whoever uses it first wins. Dual-zone runs both temperatures at the same time. Most 16ft buyers who previously owned a single-zone swim spa call this the feature they wish they'd had the first time.
    Can I train at competitive pace in the 10-ft lane?
    At competitive pace, the current is strong enough that you swim in place without outrunning it. The 10-ft lane is enough for stroke work, turns aren't required because you're not moving forward. For 5K+ weekly mileage training, the 20ft model provides more length and refined flow profile, but 16ft handles 99% of recreational and fitness swimming.
    What does the installation look like?
    Poured concrete pad rated for the filled weight. 240V-50A dedicated circuit, licensed electrician before delivery. Crane placement is typical because the unit is too large for forklift access on most residential sites. Call before ordering to discuss site access and electrical readiness.
    Will this work through a Minnesota winter?
    Yes. Aristech Lucite® acrylic, fiberglass reinforcement, 7-layer blackout insulation, and a heat retention blanket handle sub-zero operation. Buyers in Minnesota, upstate New York, and Colorado run these year-round.
    Is financing available?
    Yes. Most 16ft buyers finance over 60 to 84 months. Call 866-861-6317 before ordering to structure monthly payments.
    What's the lead time?
    3 to 6 weeks typical. Crane placement often needed. We coordinate logistics after ordering and confirm delivery and crane requirements before the unit ships.

    All Canadian Spa Company orders include complimentary curbside delivery. Returns are accepted within 30 days with a confirmed RMA number. Read the full policy below before ordering — questions can go to 866-861-6317 or info@recovathlete.com.

    Delivery

    Standard Curbside Delivery — Included Free

    Every Canadian Spa Company order ships with complimentary curbside delivery. Once your spa arrives at the local freight terminal, our team contacts you to schedule a delivery window.

    Cost Complimentary — included with every spa purchase
    Delivery notification Advance notice once spa reaches local freight terminal
    Scheduling Coordinated with you after terminal arrival
    Remote locations Some remote addresses restricted to curbside only — confirm at time of order
    Challenging access Additional fees may apply — flagged during pre-delivery site assessment

    Site Preparation — Your Responsibility Before Delivery

    Delivery places your spa at the curb. Final placement, base preparation, and electrical connection are your responsibility and must be arranged before the delivery date.

    Required Before Delivery
    • Flat, level, solid base in place
    • 240V dedicated circuit installed by a licensed electrician
    • Clear crane access path (swim spas)
    • Electrical documentation ready for warranty validation
    Not Included in Delivery
    • Base or pad construction
    • Electrical installation
    • Final backyard placement
    • Water fill
    Warranty requirement: A licensed electrician must perform the electrical installation and provide documentation. Warranty coverage is contingent on professional installation — DIY electrical work voids coverage.

    How Delivery Works

    STEP 1
    Order confirmed — tracking provided
    STEP 2
    Spa arrives at local terminal — you're notified
    STEP 3
    Delivery date scheduled at your convenience
    STEP 4
    Delivery executed — spa placed curbside

    Returns

    Return Policy at a Glance

    Return window 30 days from date of receipt
    RMA number Required — contact us before shipping any return
    Return shipping Buyer's responsibility
    Restocking fee 10% of original cost if item cannot be resold as new
    Condition required Original, unused, unaltered — all components and original packaging included
    Refund processing 3–5 business days after receipt — returned to original payment method
    Proof of delivery Recommended — retain tracking confirmation until refund completes
    Final Sale — Not Returnable
    • Installed control packs, spas, pumps, and circuit boards — final sale once installed, no exceptions
    • Items refused at delivery — not eligible for refund
    • Used, damaged, or altered products
    • Items missing original packaging or components
    • Products showing signs of use or wear
    • Customized or special-order items
    • Damage caused by misuse, accidents post-delivery, or normal wear and tear

    Cancellations

    Orders can be cancelled before dispatch. Contact us with your order number at info@recovathlete.com or 866-861-6317. Once shipped, the standard 30-day return policy applies.

    Order Issues

    Damaged or Incomplete Order
    • Report within 48 hours of receipt
    • Email info@recovathlete.com
    • Include your order number
    • Describe the issue clearly
    • Attach photos where possible
    Missing Order
    • Allow 14 business days from dispatch
    • Check courier tracking first
    • Contact us if still not received
    • Include order number and shipping address
    Questions? Contact RecovAthlete

    For return authorizations (RMA), delivery questions, or order issues:

    Canadian Spa St. Lawrence 16ft Swim Spa: Engineered for Swimmers Who Train, Not Just Float

    ✔ Authorized Canadian Spa Company retailer. RecovAthlete ships and supports the full lineup across the US.

    The Canadian Spa St. Lawrence 16ft Swim Spa (KS-10028) is built around one idea: give serious swimmers a current worth training against. The patented Swim Lane System uses three resistance jets plus two profile-aligning jets in a W-stream layout. The profile jets keep you centered so you're swimming in a straight line instead of drifting into the wall.

    Dual-zone temperature control: swim at 80°F while others soak at 104°F at the same time. No pre-heating. No choosing between workout and recovery. 72 adjustable hydrotherapy jets across a 15-person capacity. Aristech Lucite® acrylic shell with fiberglass reinforcement. Built for daily year-round training in sub-zero climates.

    16 ft
    Length, the serious training model with a 10-ft flat swim lane
    Dual-zone
    Independent temperature control: swim at 80°F while others soak at 104°F
    72
    Adjustable hydrotherapy jets across 15-person capacity
    BEST FOR
    • Committed swimmers (3+ sessions per week for fitness or training)
    • Multi-use families: one person swims, others soak, at the same time
    • Cold-climate homes where winter pool access matters
    • Athletes using swim + hydrotherapy protocols for recovery
    • Homeowners with yards that can handle a 16ft footprint on a reinforced pad
    NOT IDEAL FOR
    • Smaller yards. The St. Lawrence 13ft
    • Competition-level lap distance training. The St. Lawrence 20ft
    • Hot tub only buyers. See the Ottawa, Cambridge, or Erie
    • Buyers on strict budgets. Swim spas are a capital purchase
    WHY RECOVATHLETE CARRIES THIS
    • Full manufacturer warranty applies. We're an authorized dealer, not a marketplace reseller
    • Pre-sale sizing consultation to confirm space, electrical readiness, and delivery access before you buy
    • US-wide freight with liftgate delivery; we track every order to confirmed delivery window
    • Dedicated US support line: 866-861-6317. One number, one team, no ticket queues
    • Financing available through multiple partners. Call to discuss monthly payment structures before ordering

    Who Buys the St. Lawrence 16ft

    • Serious recreational swimmers. Swim for fitness 3 to 5 times per week. Won't give up swimming during cold months. Need a swim zone that generates real current, not a tub with water movement.
    • Multi-use families. One person wants to swim while another soaks. Dual-zone makes both happen at the same time without compromise.
    • Post-injury athletes. Use water-based training for low-impact conditioning. Need swim resistance plus hydrotherapy in one unit.
    • Cold-climate homeowners. Outdoor pools close from October to May in their climate. Swim spa keeps swim training available year-round.
    • Upgrade buyers from smaller swim spas. Owned a 10-to-12-ft swim spa, learned that smaller swim zones don't train serious swimmers, and moved up to 16ft with the W-stream system.

    What the St. Lawrence 16ft Delivers

    • Swim Lane System with W-stream flow. Three resistance jets drive the current. Two profile-aligning jets keep you centered in the lane. You swim in a straight line without drifting. That's the spec that separates serious swim spas from expensive water fountains.
    • Dual-zone temperature control. Independent heating systems for the swim zone and the hydrotherapy zone. Swim at 80°F while guests soak at 104°F. No pre-heating, no compromise.
    • 10-ft flat swim lane, no steps. Uninterrupted swim zone. Full-body stroke work without clearing steps or benches mid-lap.
    • 72 adjustable hydrotherapy jets. Highest jet count in the swim spa lineup. Targeted therapy at every seat for post-swim recovery or dedicated hydrotherapy sessions.
    • 200 sq.ft Glacier antimicrobial filtration + ozone. Handles the water volume for 15-person capacity. Optional Glacier AO₃P UV upgrade cuts chemical use by up to 80%.

    The Swim Lane System: Why Most Swim Spas Can't Be Trained In

    The common failure mode of budget swim spas is single-jet current. One jet fires water at you. You drift sideways. You spend the session fighting to stay in the lane instead of swimming. The workout stops being a workout.

    The St. Lawrence 16ft uses a three-jet resistance system plus two profile-aligning jets arranged in a W-stream. The resistance jets produce the current. The profile jets run along your sides to keep your body centered. You swim in a straight line, forward, stroke after stroke.

    At competitive pace, the current is strong enough that you can't outrun it. You swim in place. That's the test of a training-grade swim spa: can you hold your position against the current long enough to finish a real set?

    Dual-Zone: The Feature That Ends the Swim vs Soak Argument

    In a single-zone swim spa, one temperature rules the whole tub. Swimmers want 78°F to 82°F. Soakers want 102°F to 104°F. Whoever uses the unit first sets the temperature. Everyone else waits for it to shift, which takes hours.

    The 16ft uses two independent heating systems. Swim zone runs at your training temperature. Hydrotherapy zone runs at your recovery temperature. Same unit, same time, different water. This is the feature most buyers wish they'd specified when they ordered their first swim spa.

    Practical use: partner swims before dinner while you soak post-work. Kids swim while adults soak after. Post-swim transition from 80°F lane to 104°F hydrotherapy for cold-to-warm recovery protocol.

    Year-Round Operation: Insulation That Actually Handles Winter

    Aristech Lucite® acrylic shell with fiberglass reinforcement and Vinyl Ester Resin. This is commercial-pool-grade construction. The shell won't crack, warp, or fade in freeze-thaw cycles. Most outdoor pools in cold climates crack within a decade; this construction is the reason the St. Lawrence doesn't.

    7-layer blackout insulation with closed-cell foam wraps the full unit. Heat retention blanket across the top. In sub-zero operation, the heaters cycle infrequently because the insulation holds what they produce. Operating cost stays in a livable range.

    Buyers in Minnesota, upstate New York, northern Michigan, and Colorado run this unit year-round. Your electricity rate determines your monthly cost, but the insulation spec removes the "unusable in winter" problem that kills cheaper swim spas.

    Specs, What They Actually Mean for You

    Specification What it means for you
    Swim Lane System (W-stream) Three resistance jets plus two profile-aligning jets. The profile jets keep you centered so you swim in a straight line. This is the mechanical difference between a training swim spa and an expensive water feature.
    Dual-zone independent heating Swim zone at 80°F while hydrotherapy zone runs 104°F at the same time. Ends the temperature compromise between swimmers and soakers.
    10-ft flat swim lane No steps, benches, or obstacles in the lane. Full-body stroke work uninterrupted.
    72 adjustable jets Highest jet count in the swim spa lineup. Hydrotherapy zone delivers real targeted therapy across 15-person capacity.
    Aristech Lucite® acrylic shell Commercial-pool-grade shell material with fiberglass and Vinyl Ester Resin. Decades of freeze-thaw, UV, and heavy-use durability.
    200 sq.ft Glacier filtration + ozone Handles the volume of a 15-person swim spa. Optional AO₃P UV upgrade cuts chemical use 80%.
    WHAT SHIPS WITH IT
    • St. Lawrence 16ft swim spa unit (KS-10028)
    • Insulated thermal cover
    • Glacier filter set (pre-installed)
    • Ozone generator (pre-installed)
    • Pop-up Bluetooth speakers
    • Aromatherapy chamber
    • Chemical starter kit
    • Owner's manual and installation guide

    Questions about accessories or upgrades? Call 866-861-6317 before ordering.

    Full Specifications

    Model St. Lawrence 16ft Swim Spa (KS-10028)
    Length 16 feet
    Seating 15 persons
    Total jets 72 adjustable hydrotherapy jets
    Swim system Swim Lane (3 resistance + 2 profile-aligning jets in W-stream)
    Swim lane 10-ft flat lane, no steps or benches
    Zone config Dual-zone (independent temperature control)
    Filtration 200 sq.ft Glacier antimicrobial system + ozone generator
    Optional upgrade Glacier AO₃P UV, cuts chemical use by up to 80%
    Waterfalls 2 cascading
    Audio Pop-up Bluetooth speakers
    Lighting Perimeter multi-color LED
    Aromatherapy Built-in aromatherapy chamber
    SKU KS-10028

    Compare the Canadian Spa Lineup

    Feature St. Lawrence 13ft St. Lawrence 16ft ★ St. Lawrence 20ft
    Price $34,999 $41,999 $48,999
    Length 13 ft 16 ft 20 ft
    Capacity 12 15 17
    Jets 39 72 73
    Swim pumps 3 × 5HP 3 + 2 profile 5 pumps / 3 river jets
    Zone config Single Dual-zone Dual-zone
    Best for Smaller yards Serious swimmers Training + family

    Putting the Investment in Context

    A backyard pool plus a separate hot tub typically runs 80 to 140 thousand installed in cold climates, plus permitting, concrete, enclosure, and ongoing chemistry for two systems. A swim spa collapses both into one unit with lower total install cost, lower operating cost, and year-round use instead of a 4-month outdoor pool season.

    Financing is available through multiple partners. Most swim spa buyers structure payments over 60 to 84 months. Call 866-861-6317 before ordering to discuss monthly structures.

    What Happens After You Order

    1
    Order confirmation

    We confirm your order and call within 1 business day to verify address, delivery access, and electrical readiness. If anything's unclear, we flag it now, not on delivery day.

    2
    Freight scheduling

    Lead time typically 3 to 6 weeks. You receive tracking and a confirmed delivery window.

    3
    Delivery and placement

    Crane placement to your prepared concrete pad in most cases. Have the 240V-50A dedicated circuit wired and ready before delivery day.

    4
    First-fill support

    We walk through water chemistry, filter startup, and temperature calibration. Call 866-861-6317 with any questions after your first fill.

    Shipping and Delivery

    Freight carrier with liftgate delivery to the contiguous US. Final positioning to pad, deck, or patio is your installer's job or a 2-to-4-person moving crew.

    Electrical: 240V-50A dedicated circuit required, installed by a licensed electrician before delivery. Concrete pad rated for filled weight. Crane placement is typical for site access.

    Call 866-861-6317 before ordering to confirm delivery logistics, site access, and structural support for your address.

    Also Consider

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What's the difference between the Swim Lane System and a single-jet swim spa?
    A single-jet swim spa fires water at you from one outlet. You get pushed sideways and spend the session fighting to stay in the lane. The Swim Lane System uses three resistance jets plus two profile-aligning jets that keep your body centered. You swim in a straight line instead of fighting the current. This is the mechanical difference between a training unit and an overpriced water feature.
    Is the dual-zone feature really useful?
    Yes. In single-zone swim spas, swimmers want 78°F to 82°F and soakers want 102°F to 104°F, so whoever uses it first wins. Dual-zone runs both temperatures at the same time. Most 16ft buyers who previously owned a single-zone swim spa call this the feature they wish they'd had the first time.
    Can I train at competitive pace in the 10-ft lane?
    At competitive pace, the current is strong enough that you swim in place without outrunning it. The 10-ft lane is enough for stroke work, turns aren't required because you're not moving forward. For 5K+ weekly mileage training, the 20ft model provides more length and refined flow profile, but 16ft handles 99% of recreational and fitness swimming.
    What does the installation look like?
    Poured concrete pad rated for the filled weight. 240V-50A dedicated circuit, licensed electrician before delivery. Crane placement is typical because the unit is too large for forklift access on most residential sites. Call before ordering to discuss site access and electrical readiness.
    Will this work through a Minnesota winter?
    Yes. Aristech Lucite® acrylic, fiberglass reinforcement, 7-layer blackout insulation, and a heat retention blanket handle sub-zero operation. Buyers in Minnesota, upstate New York, and Colorado run these year-round.
    Is financing available?
    Yes. Most 16ft buyers finance over 60 to 84 months. Call 866-861-6317 before ordering to structure monthly payments.
    What's the lead time?
    3 to 6 weeks typical. Crane placement often needed. We coordinate logistics after ordering and confirm delivery and crane requirements before the unit ships.

    Warranty Coverage

    Our comprehensive warranty program demonstrates our commitment to product quality and customer satisfaction.Basic Coverage Terms
    • Original purchaser coverage only
    • Valid from date of purchase
    • Non-transferable
    • Residential use only
    • Registration required

    Warranty Periods

    Structural Components
    • Shell structure: 10 years
    • Surface finish: 2 years
    • Plumbing system: 2 years
    • Equipment pack: 2 years
    • Skirting: Manufacturing defects only
    Additional Coverage
    • Insulating cover: 2 years
    • Parts and labor: 1 year
    • Equipment pack (pump, heater, control system): 2 years

    Coverage Details

    What's Protected
    • Water loss due to structural failure
    • Surface defects (blistering, cracking)
    • Plumbing leaks
    • Equipment malfunction
    • Manufacturing defects
    What's Not Covered
    • Commercial use
    • Light bulbs and lens covers
    • Filters
    • Dealer-installed accessories
    • Installation costs
    • Removal/shipping expenses

    Warranty Conditions

    Void Conditions
    • Unauthorized repairs
    • Commercial application
    • Misuse or abuse
    • Improper installation
    • Incorrect water chemistry
    • Acts of God
    Maintenance Requirements
    • Proper water chemistry
    • Regular maintenance
    • Correct temperature range (2-40°C)
    • Approved sanitizers only
    • Adequate support structure

    Claims Process

    Filing a Claim
    1. Contact authorized dealer
    2. Provide proof of purchase
    3. Schedule technician inspection
    4. Maintain access to unit
    Service Details
    • Authorized technicians only
    • Parts covered under warranty
    • Travel charges may apply
    • Service area restrictions

    Important Notes

    Limitations
    • Original purchaser only
    • Residential installations only
    • Travel costs not included
    • Labor charges apply after year one
    For warranty service or questions, please contact our authorized service department.

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