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Most free-standing hot tubs do not need to be fixed directly to the floor when installed. This is because the design and materials of free-standing tubs are usually stable enough, especially when filled with water, and the weight is greatly increased, so it is not easy to slide or tilt.

A freestanding hot tub is a free-standing bathtub that is independent of the wall or floor, has a complete enclosure around it, and can be installed alone in the bathroom. Unlike traditional bathtubs, freestanding hot tubs do not require additional framing built into them, thus saving time and cost.

Reinforced decking is often required when installing a hot tub, especially for freestanding hot tubs or large tubs. Reinforced decking ensures that the tub is firmly supported on the ground, preventing the deck from deforming or cracking due to weight or the pressure of use.

Many free standing hot tubs are equipped with locking devices that effectively prevent unauthorized use. This feature can be accomplished through a password, fingerprint recognition or other electronic means, ensuring that only those with legal authority can activate and use the hot tub.