my spa is in my deck, only have about 12 inches of my spa showing, will this work?
1168079
You have to mount plate under neath spa, and then arms extend up and out, you would have to cut into deck, to allow support poles (which are against spa to rise through your deck- very small openings maybe 1.5" round). The catcher arms for the spa cover then extend perpendicular to you spa and would create a walk around hazard if it is sunken into your deck. So based on your information given I think it does not make sense
1168080
Yes it will work on a spa with 12 inches showing. The snap for the tie down straps on the side are less than 12 inches from the top edge of the spa.
1168081
No it will not, it needs the weight of the tub to hold it in place and it needs more than 12" to operate it's full range
1168082
If you mean 12" of just the top of your spa showing, then no, it would not work. You need at least one of the sides completely exposed because the cover caddy stores to the side of the spa, and 36" of clearance because what it does is pulls the cover back and then folds it down to the side.
1168083
No, you'd need one that mounts and holds the cover up high. Friends have your set up, just pull it off and save the hassle!
1354639
No it will not. The distance between where the base of the lift attaches to the bottom of the spa sides and the radius to the spas outer circumference is too great. This lift is best suited for square spas.
269985
I have down east spa as close as I could measure it was 7 ft square. The man I had attach it had no problem. Except the little fake rivets to cover holes just keep falling off. It works well. The original lift I had was put on by dealer, this was identical.
567857
Not knowing how big your spa would be, I would suggest more like rubber type matting. They sell them where they interlock and for your set up, I think that would be better under the spa. Then have a few of the Teak ones for when you step out as they are excellent for that and look great!
2000312
We also have a spa but our spa has it's own pump. The pump we purchased here is strictly used on our pool. It does work great.
1140692
My installation took 12" of pipe. I dont think you could install with less.
7174
I would think so. Our spa is about 4 feet deep. The unit is not very large but the "length" could be an issue if you have a narrow fountain
1221608
It definitly won't work for that. I'm using it for a .5 in diameter cord to my spa and it barely accommodates that size using the top outlet which allows a little more room to bend the cord.
2161773
I honestly don't think that would work because the outside edges come down around the top of the pool/hot tub. So two of them would then meet in the middle and the never come down all of the way...if that makes sense? Maybe they make one the size you need? I'd look into that! Hope this helps
2214248
the cartrages have settings on them from 1 to 6 my spa is 400 gallons and I set miine on 2. Now for 1500 gallons I would use 2
35691
Sorry it took so long to reply. Yes, those are the dimensions. I'm not sure what it replaces but it works in our spa.
1295402
Your spa MUST be square at the edges in order for this lift to work correctly. if it has rounded corners, look for another option.
563962
We placed our Lifesmart spa on a paver patio and had no problems, but be aware it needs to be on a completely level surface.
2134069
Sure. Just seal the bag with a clip to preserve what's left in it. One bag does 12,000 gallons, so for a spa I wouldn't use more than half a bag.
912837
Yes. This cover will work for that size of spa - either direction you want to install it.
641279
Agree with S.W. Just went out and measured it and its a little less than 8 inches. Installation of this device was very difficult and the instructions are worthless. We had to adjust it for the size of the spa (we have a large DimensionOne spa, and actually had to design a trench where the "feet" of the two rocker arms can go below our patio brickwork to totally lift off cover. It's the best device out there but you will have to spend some time installing it and adjusting the company's installation measurements to fit your spa's make, model and size. Good luick. gary
2000313
your spa should have it's own internal pump. Myself, I would not connect my spa to any outside pump. The 2 pumps work at difference pressures.