Use and Care Guide

2. Selecting the best location for your spa.

Indoors or outdoors, its up to you. But there are some

things you will need to consider when determining your

spa’s placement.

Outdoor Spa Placement

Outdoor spa placement, such as decks or concrete is

common. However, the spa can be placed on

any solid, uniform, level surface. Do not place your spa on

grass or bare ground. If placing your spa on a wooden

deck, be sure to consider your spa’s weight (filled with

water) and the weight bearing capacity of your deck.

Note: Damage caused by inadequate or improper

foundation support is not covered by the

manufacturer’s warranty. A spa should rest

completely flush with its foundation, therefore, do

not endeavor to hand level your spa. The spa

should not be shimmed in any way in an effort to

level it. This may crack your spa shell or cause

other internal damage. It is the responsibility of the

spa owner to provide a proper foundation for the

spa. Any attempt to manually level your spa, will

void the warranty.

A normal, code-compliant (2” x 10” joist) at 16” on

center deck is adequate.

The floor load of a filled spa with water is around 125

lbs. per square foot. Your base should have at least 150

lbs. per square foot load capacity.