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Glacier Antimicrobial Filter - 50 sq.ft. Single with M-pleat
Glacier Antimicrobial Filter - 50 sq.ft. Single with M-pleat
SKU:KA-10082
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Replacement Filters for the Following Spas*:
Needs 1 x 50ft²
- Calgary
- Cambridge
- Gander
- Kelowna
- Manitoba
- Montreal
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*Models purchased after 2014
Needs 1 x 50ft²
- Muskoka
- Okanagan
- Saskatoon
- London SE
- Erie SE
*Models purchased after 2014
Needs 2 x 50ft²
- Alberta
- Grand Bend
- Halifax
- Kingston
- Niagara
- Ottawa
*Models purchased after 2014
Needs 2 x 50ft²
- Quebec
- Thunder Bay
- Toronto SE
- Vancouver
- Victoria
- Winnipeg
Replacement Filters for the Following Spas*:
*Models purchased after 2014
- Calgary
- Cambridge
- Gander
- Kelowna
- Manitoba
- Montreal
- Muskoka
- Okanagan
- Saskatoon
- London SE
- Erie SE
Only the best in filtration media, Canadian Spa Company Glacier Filters keep your spa water and tub equipment pristine.
These filters are infused with antimicrobial protection to inhibit the growth of bacteria upon the cartridge and extend the filter's life span. An additional silver-ion is imbued in the fabric and plastic of the filter, which acts as a natural disinfectant against micro-organisms and harmful bacteria. Spend less time cleaning your filters and more time enjoying your spa!
The Glacier Antimicrobial 100 SQ FT Filter Set comes with two 50ft² Glacier Antimicrobial filters as well as two Glacier Pre-Filter Screens. This set fits into the updated & exclusive Canadian Spa Company Mountain Pure filtration system. Twice the purification power of traditional filtration systems!
NOTE: We recommend that you keep two sets of filters at all times. Pop in a new set of filters while you soak and clean your original filter set overnight. The next time you need to change your new filters, use the original ones you have recently cleaned. Purchase new filters when the filter begins to become discoloured or worn down.
Place 1 pre-filter on top of the two threaded Glacier Filters to capture fine debris and contaminants before they have a chance to get into your filtration system.
Silver Ion
Silver Ion is infused into the grey plastic of the antimicrobial filter. The Silver ions are able to disinfect water so that micro-organisms such as harmful bacteria cannot cause disease. Silver ions act in similar ways to chlorine, but do not have the chlorine odour and are not chemical based. This means they do not usually bother people with sensitive skin the way chlorine does. While chlorine eventually fades away, silver ions remain active as long as they are present in the water.
Silver has been used throughout history as an antimicrobial agent. The ancient Greeks, Romans, Egyptians and Chinese recognized silver for its antimicrobial properties and preferred to use it over other metals for food and water storage, utensils, and drinking vessels for this reason. The same antimicrobial properties are present in the Silver Ions offered in these filters.
Antimicrobial
Our new filters are made with Antimicrobial antimicrobial protection the most advanced media available to inhibit the growth of bacteria, mould and fungi that can cause fouling of the filter cartridge.
With the Microban brand, you know you’re getting continuous, durable, and effective, antimicrobial protection that provides an added level of defence against damaging bacteria for the useful lifetime of your spa filter.
The antimicrobial silver technologies include a new line of third generation silver-based technologies which are more efficient, cost effective and will help keep your products cleaner and fresher for longer. Using silver as an antimicrobial agent can protect products from deterioration and will help prevent the growth of stain and odour causing bacteria.
Product Fitment, Buying and Support Guide
Glacier Antimicrobial Filter - 50 sq.ft. Single with M-pleat is supplied by Canadian Spa Company UK for customers who need reliable fitment, clear specification details and long-term support. Before ordering, confirm model compatibility, dimensions, connector format, electrical requirements and installation access to avoid delays and returns.
For replacement parts, match by spa model and year where possible. If you are replacing pumps, control packs, heaters, jets, lids, filters, topsides or related plumbing components, confirming the correct part number and connection type is essential. When comparing options, include delivery lead time, warranty terms and service support alongside price.
For hot tub ownership costs, consider running efficiency as well as purchase price. Energy use, insulation quality, cover condition, filter performance and regular water care all affect long-term value. Many customers reduce avoidable maintenance costs by replacing worn consumables early and keeping circulation and filtration in good condition.
If your requirement is not purely a part replacement, you can also compare complete hot tubs, swim spas and saunas by seating layout, hydrotherapy needs, household usage, and available installation space. For UK buyers, reliable support and practical aftersales service are as important as headline specification.
Helpful Category Links
- Hot tub parts and replacements
- Filters and water-care essentials
- Spa chemicals and treatment products
- Spa accessories and add-ons
- Replacement hot tub covers UK
- Hot tubs for sale UK
- Swim spas UK
- Home saunas UK
- Hot tub servicing and repair support
Quick Product FAQ
How do I confirm this part fits my spa?
Check model name, model year, part number and connector style. If unsure, use the support team before purchase to avoid mismatch.
Is installation support available?
Yes. For many products we provide guidance on replacement and servicing routes, including when a qualified technician is recommended.
Can this improve running performance?
Correctly matched replacement components can improve reliability, circulation, heating stability and overall day-to-day performance.
UK Spa Buying Help and Product Support
You are viewing Glacier Antimicrobial Filter - 50 sq.ft. Single with M-pleat. Canadian Spa Company UK supports customers across hot tubs, swim spas, saunas, replacement hot tub covers, spa chemicals, filters, parts and servicing. This section provides practical guidance so buyers can compare the right products, understand long-term running costs and make better decisions for UK climate conditions, patio sizes and year-round use.
When comparing hot tubs for sale UK customers often focus first on price, but long-term value depends on insulation quality, heater efficiency, cover fit, shell build, control system reliability and local support access. A model with stronger thermal efficiency can reduce ongoing electricity usage and can remain more stable in colder weather. If you are choosing between cheap hot tubs UK listings, compare specification depth and support availability, not just headline cost.
For families and regular hosting, 6 seater hot tubs and larger multi-zone seating layouts often provide better flexibility. For smaller gardens or couples, compact formats can still deliver effective hydrotherapy if jet placement and pump performance are matched to intended use. If your goal is recovery and exercise rather than relaxation only, a swim spa can offer resistance training and all-season low-impact movement while still providing warm-water therapy.
Sauna buyers should compare cabin dimensions, heater type, wood quality, electrical requirements and placement options. Infrared and traditional sauna experiences differ in heat profile and warm-up behaviour; the best option depends on usage frequency, preferred temperature range and installation constraints. For many homes, planning ventilation and safe electrical supply early prevents installation delays.
Replacement covers, filters and water treatment also have a direct effect on running cost and comfort. A high-quality replacement hot tub cover reduces heat loss, helps water stay cleaner and lowers heater workload. Correct filter fit and regular chemical balancing support water clarity and bather comfort while reducing wear on pumps and heater components. If a spa is underperforming, service checks for flow, seals, valves and sensor status usually identify causes quickly.
For ownership planning, treat total cost as purchase price plus electricity, consumables, maintenance and occasional replacement parts. Preventive maintenance is normally lower cost than reactive repair. Seasonal checks, circulation health, cover condition and calibration reviews can reduce downtime and extend product life. If you need help deciding what to buy or how to maintain existing equipment, use the category links below to move directly to relevant products and support pages.
Popular UK Spa Categories
- Hot tubs for sale UK
- 6 seater and family hot tubs
- Small hot tubs for compact spaces
- Swim spas and dual-temperature models
- Home saunas and infrared sauna options
- Replacement hot tub covers UK
- Hot tub filters and water-care essentials
- Spa chemicals and treatment products
- Hot tub accessories
- Hot tub parts and replacements
- Hot tub servicing and repair support
Quick Buyer and Owner FAQ
How much does a hot tub cost in the UK?
Up-front cost varies by size, jet count, insulation quality and controls. Compare specification, warranty and long-term energy efficiency together for a realistic value view.
Which hot tub size is best for home use?
Choose based on regular user count, patio footprint and intended use. 4-person formats suit compact spaces, while 6-seater options suit families and social use.
Are cheap hot tubs good value?
They can be, if build quality, insulation and after-sales support are strong. Low purchase price without reliable support can increase long-term ownership cost.
How often should filters and chemicals be checked?
Routine water care should be checked frequently with filters cleaned on schedule. Consistent maintenance helps avoid clarity issues and protects system components.
When should I book servicing?
Book service for persistent heat loss, leak signs, circulation issues, control errors, unusual noise or before/after heavy seasonal usage periods.