how much room is needed behind the spa where the cover will stand
1878851
I actually haven't installed this yet, but you need at least 28"We had to move a fence recently to allow for the space needed.
1878852
Safely 3 feet. Its the full width of the lid twice (since its folded over) plus about 8 inches. Also depends on how close you install the lift to the edge. The directions are horrible so measure it all out carefully before you drill.
1878853
I actually haven't installed this yet, but you need at least 28" We had to move a fence recently to allow for the space needed.
1878854
Basically you will need the thickness of the top when folded together plus about 4 extra inches to allow for the lofting angle. Works very well keeps it off ground.
1878855
You need about 6" for the cover to go all the way back and slide down. Don't forget about your sides also. You'll need about 3" on either side for the arm to work properly. Hope that helps you.
408570
92 inches and to the top 12 feet, plenty of room for a hot tub, good luck. It is a great Gazebo, also you can wire lights on it and not see the wires
1904548
We have a 2000 sundance spa with a wood skirt. It is a 7ft by 7ft spa and it holds with no problem. Im very happy the way the cover roller performs. Its a great product, we wouldnt have any other cover holder again.
1446996
Sorry, haven't used it yet so I can't say how it covers. I'm using it as a grout sealer so it may be hard to figure out sq. footage coverage---
2285034
When the cover is in the open position, it sticks up about a foot - foot and a half above the spa. When I am in the water, I can't see anything on that side of the tub.
142589
The $173 was for both pieces (one for each side). So your total cost will be the $173. You will need about 8 inches or so behind the spa on the side the cover folds up to. There is also some assembly and drilling required. So I recommend you think the installation through throughly and follow the directions. Do not be intimidated though. I was able to install it in one shot without error. The lift is excellent and I am very glad I purchased it.
1881039
It comes with a standard spa cover. It's the same cover that I've seen with all other spa's
567859
That would seem awfully small. Perhaps you would need more to support the spa. They could make a nice matt to step out on to.
170964
No, the spa cover is folded in half and slid off onto the rollers, which why it requires half the width.
1541860
It will just enough to cover the floor. For comfort, you will/should use 2 bags.
2080392
It cover alot. I used it on my counters and I have more than half a bottle left. Approx 50 sq feet. Works great.
1547400
Very small area of coverage. I don't know the exact feet or inches, but I have a large yard and this required me to move it more than 6 times just to do the front yard. That did not include the side or the back. I have a corner property if that helps you to visualize.
833996
I can't answer to square feet but there is enough in a pkg to cover bottom of 2 standard tubs very generously. I remain very pleased with the results!
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!
170963
No the entire spa water area is exposed once the folded spa cover is rolled out on the rollers. I have a very large spa/cover and had to buy two sets ( 4 rollers) to safely take the weight of the cover. The rollers are very useful and serve their purpose.
157838
My husband and I can set up two lay down beach chairs, and have plenty of room for our full sized cooler and beach bags. When we have chairs set up we are completely under and shaded. Not to mention we really enjoy the added privacy it provides. Its a wonderful asset, we don't go to the beach without it anymore. :)
553303
It is 72" x 72" you would have to measure how much area you have to cover and how full you want it to be, is it one side of the tub or all the way around? If it is one side one would be sufficient.