Our Hot Tub Covers
Spa Cover Specifications
- Marine Grade Vinyl
- Choice of 13 colors
- Mahogany, Light Gray, Dark Gray, Light Blue, Dark Blue, Teal, Forest Green, Burgundy, Black, Palomino, Dark Brown, Almond and Parchment.
- Mildew and UV resistant top vinyl
- Mold and Mildew resistant bottom vinyl
- Foam (Expanded Polystyrene)
- Tapered 4″ – 2″ for water run-off
- 10% deformation (memory), Flame retardant, 2% Absorption per volume
- Construction Grade Steel C-channel reinforcement
- Hand sealed plastic wrap
- Thread
- High Grade U.V.R. DB 92 Bonded polyester
- Side Mount Handles
- Flaps/Skirts aid in spa protection, 3″ standard
- “Surelock” locking tie downs w/key, 2 each standard
- Commercial Grade Zipper
- 3-year warranty
Spa Cover Care
- Use only non-petroleum based (water based) vinyl protectant.
- Do not drag cover when storing.
- Handles for positioning only, not for carrying.
Measuring
- Must be in whole inches of overall outside shell dimensions of spa or old cover.
- Measurements must be big enough for cover not to fall into water.
Weight Limitations
- For Standard Foam (1.25 lb.) Density Covers: (12R factor):
- Maximum Dead weight load – 200 pounds*
- Maximum Active weight load – 75 pounds*
- For Heavy Duty Foam (2 lbs.) Density Covers: (14R factor):
- Maximum Dead weight load – 400 pounds*
- Maximum Active weight load – 150 pounds*
*Weight limits vary on placement and activity level of weight*
Cover Colors
Light Gray
Dark Gray
Dark Blue
Light Blue
Mahogany
Palomino
Black
Burgundy
Forest Green
Teal
Parchment
Dark Brown
Almond
Color Disclaimer:
Colors may be different than displayed here for numerous reasons, including but not limited to:
- DISTORTION IN RENDERING BY YOUR VIDEO CARD
- DISTORTION IN DISPLAY BY YOUR MONITOR
- DYE LOT SHADE CHANGES
We are happy to send you physical samples of our current colors.
Call us to obtain your sample set.
Spa covers may not be returned under any circumstances due to color variance.
Measuring Tips
Measuring:
All measurements must be submitted in inches. Never round up or down to the nearest foot. Rounding up to the next inch is always better unless you are putting it inside something. You can measure the old cover or the spa. If your old cover was too small or too big now is the time to fix that irritation. Remember its easy to do, we have instructed 6 year old kids to measure, but I have also received wrong information from “know it all” contractors that were not paying attention. You can always call, we will be more than happy to walk you through it. Take a look at our Cover Measuring Kit.
Order specifics:
Are the skirts slit or connected/continuous? Where are the tie downs located? How is the cover slit? These questions answered on the “Specifics Page”
Covers in gazebos:
Covers in gazebos should be measured big enough to cover spa and small enough to fit inside gazebos, and don’t forget to tell us how far it is from the top lip of the spa to the lowest point of the gazebo, some brands of spas are built tall with short gazebos and the covers don’t have enough room to clear the roof when opening. Please call for more specific instructions if the cover comes with in two inches of the roof when folding open.
Above ground/portable spas:
Above ground spas should be measured from the very outside edge of the acrylic/fiberglass. An inch or two bigger is always better unless you have to fit it into something.
What’s bigger?
If you have trouble distinguishing between an 8″ radius and a 7″ radius, the 7″ radius will make the cover bigger and the way to go. And the same for cut corners. If you have a 15 1/2′ cut corner you should order a 15″ cut corner. Click on each image below to expand image and details.
Rectangles:
Octagons:
This is shaped just like a stop sign, all eight sides are equal.
Radius corner and round covers:
The difficulty with radius corner and round covers is the flap/skirts are forced to point down, they do not lay out flat like they do with squares and octagons. If your spa’s ‘top lip’ is 2″ tall you should order 2″ flap/skirts. Anything longer than your lip height will hold the cover up. In ground brick or concrete spas should not get a flap/skirt so you should order no flaps in that case.