Hot Tub Forum
Original => Hot Tub Forum => Topic started by: IlliniFan on October 07, 2007, 12:22:21 pm
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::)A real newbie here. Have not yet installed Jacuzzi 335 in new construction. Question is, should I put it on a screened covered deck or on an uncovered deck outside. Any feed back would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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In my opinion, outside, under the open sky, is best for those night time soaks. Nothing like looking at the stars while you relax... And I have had a few soaks in the rain that were very enjoyable!
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I agree, soaking out in the open under the stars is the best. :)
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We kind of did a "combo" feature by building a triangular awning with an attached pergola. The roof only covers about 1/3 of the hottub. It's the best of both worlds. We can still see the stars, but can also get protection from the weather. This afternoon we were sitting in the hot tub....52 degrees outside with rain. We all sat in the corner under the awning and watched it rain. Nothing better! Can't wait to experience our first winter snow....
(http://i182.photobucket.com/albums/x149/rnblase/100_2342.jpg)
(This is an old picture. We've since turned the tub so the cover lifter is in the back, added more speakers, and built a fold-down shelf on the left side of the awning for towels, drinks, rubber duckies etc.)
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Not to get off topic, but how about them illini this weekend what a game. Do you live in illinois? if so where about my wife and I just picked up a used tub and will be leaving it un-covered this year and will let you know our results after our first winter don't know how to answer your dilemia until we trial and error our own first winter like you, but so far I like the wide open area as of date.
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I don't care so much about the roof, it's walls I want. As long as we're protected from the wind I'm good.
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If I do put it on a covered 3 season type room with a deck floor, will I need ventilation? How much clearance should I allow between spa and walls for access? Thank you.
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We have our tub on our patio which is covered and screened in. We live amongst trees, so the screen keeps the leaves out, and the roof keeps the sap from the trees off the cover. It keeps the cover much cleaner! We can still see the stars and the snow falling, and we can use it when it's raining/sleeting. We have it on the outer corner of the patio, not close to the house. No need to worry about slippery steps or trying to get the snow off the cover in order to get in the tub. For us this works great.
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Open skies, under the stars for sure!!!
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Not to get off topic, but how about them illini this weekend what a game. Do you live in illinois? if so where about my wife and I just picked up a used tub and will be leaving it un-covered this year and will let you know our results after our first winter don't know how to answer your dilemia until we trial and error our own first winter like you, but so far I like the wide open area as of date.
OF all the upcoming games, the Illinois one scares me the most based on last year. Our tub is in the open, but with an umbrella nearby that can be put up in a hurry.
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OF all the upcoming games, the Illinois one scares me the most based on last year. Our tub is in the open, but with an umbrella nearby that can be put up in a hurry.
Ohio is a fine football team I'm sure your team will be fine they have proved themselves year after year. My brother-in-law lives in lima so we have a side bet going on, this is only our 3rd year with the zook master (remember the gator's) that is still his old team!!!
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Illinois has beaten Ohio more often than the other way around. Especially in Ohio. Heard on radio today. FEAR the ILLINI. LOL
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Illinois has beaten Ohio more often than the other way around. Especially in Ohio. Heard on radio today. FEAR the ILLINI. LOL
Cool I wasn't aware of this fact since our football program hasn't been anything to speak of since 2001, I believe it was LSU in a sugar bowl we lost, oh well it's 2007 now time will tell.