Use and Care Guide

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Think about the direction you will be facing when sitting in

your spa. Facing the exterior siding of your house would

not be very enjoyable. Place your spa where you will be

facing a special landscaped area of your yard or a lovely

evening sunset.

Keep Dirt and Debris Out of your Spa

Check the location of trees and spill paths from gutters to

see if wind or rain will sweep debris into your spa.

Prevent dirt and foliage from being tracked into your spa

by providing a concrete path.

Indoor Spa Placement

For indoor spa placement, regular, code-compliant floors

or level basement concrete are adequate to support the

weight. Four-season rooms, screened-in rooms, and

porches must be checked for adequate floor support.

Indoor installation requires adequate ventilation. When

the cover is off and the spa is in use, considerable

amounts of humidity and moisture are put into the air.

This moisture can damage, walls, ceilings, carpeting,

draperies and furniture. You will need to install a

ventilation exhaust fan either above the spa in the ceiling

or in a side wall or window, next to and above the spa

water. We also recommend a humidistat that will

automatically turn on the exhaust fan when moisture is

present.