Flexible PVC Spa Hose is the best hose to use for a DIY Cold Plunge. Don't make the mistake of using cheap vinyl tubing that require numerous hard-to-find barbed fittings for each connection. This spa hose allows for maximum customization and flexibility in your cold plunge.
It bonds directly to PVC fittings using PVC Primer & Cement and can also be used with our Venturi Injector.
This flexible PVC has been used and tested in all my DIY Cold Plunge builds and makes life so much easier when connecting all of your components. Less potential for leaks + maximum flexibility = a BIG win for any DIY project.
This PVC Spa Hose is suitable for use with spas, hot tubs, and whirlpools. This hose is flexible and made for use with PVC schedule 40 fittings.
Product Specifications:
Nominal Size | 3/4" ID
Bonds to SCH 40 PVC Fittings
Minimum Working Temperature | -5°F
Maximum Working Temperature | 150°F
Maximum Working Pressure | 100 PSI
For use with jetted tubs, spas, suction hose, vacuum discharge hose, whirlpools, cold plunges
Multiple Lengths Available:
Two 4 in. Pieces (for Venturi Injector)
10 ft. Length
12 ft. Length (some tubing to spare or most DIY builds)
Everything came great. Anytime I had a question the response was quick and helpful.
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Kevin R.
What you need to know and what you need to get.
DIY Cold Plunge has been a great source of information and parts for upgrading my cold plunge.
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Neal S.
Works great
Works great, love the flexibility, and being able to glue into pvc connections.
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David C.
Great quality spa hose
Great quality spa hose. Significantly better quality than what I’ve seen on Amazon. Flexible but still very strong and bonds to PVC fittings as expected.
I ordered a cheaper one on Amazon - it was crap, this one rocks
I ordered a cheaper one on Amazon - it was crap, didn't even fit well, lightweight and no insulation, returned it and got this one from Joe. Fits perfectly, easy to screw in the straps and works great. Keeps everything cold.
Great build. Easy to follow and only needed a couple minor adjustments. I needed to cut out small portions of the top on the longer beams to make room for the stock tank to slide in. This is just the framing of the box itself, so you’ll need to figure out the siding/insulation yourself, but was easy enough with some basic know how. Fun to build, solid plans.
