Boat builders and spa pools
Although there is a very wide range of spa pools available throughout the city, Bonito Spas offers a great variety of shapes, sizes and colours. Along with complete units which can be fitted in any home, Bonito also includes portable spa pools which are said to fit through any standard door and are made operational by simply plugging them into a power point. The portable units, however, are not as deep as the conventional spa pool, although their portability is the main advantage. The Bonito brand is
hailed as being one of the better spa pools available because the company behind it originally manufactured boats, so the history of acrylic is behind it for hard-wearing quality-acrylic being a well known heavy-duty plastic. Bonito also offers a black marble finish which has proven popular with many consumers. According to one retailer of the brand, everything Bonito makes is built to provide for a certain market rather than to meet a cheaper price for less quality.
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Press, 14 May 1987, Page 24
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