Warm Water Exercise - Swim Spas
Warm water therapy and exercise is becoming a popular method to reduce the stress on your joints while working to increase strength and flexibility.
Installation Tips
Picking the Placement We recommend that you have your hot tub installed about ten feet from your back door. In cooler weather, it's more comfortable getting to and from the hot tub. It also means less wire to install for your installer. Keeping your hot tub close to your home can minimize inconveniences like wind and blowing leaves.
Prepare the Spot Built as an integrated unit, your Beachcomber Hot Tub is fully portable. If you move, you can take it with you as you would with any other home appliance. That's why it's important to have easy access for installation or removal. Make sure that you have a flat, level spot for your hot tub.
A note on wood decks A full hot tub can weigh several tons when filled with water. It's up to you to check with your local city hall for building codes when installing on a raised deck. If you are sinking your hot tub into a deck, make sure that the safety step (on Protec models) fits the installation, or the access doors (on portable models) will open without obstruction.
Make Room for Delivery Here are three easy steps to check before your hot tub is delivered. Depending on what your installation looks like, these are some of the most common situations we have found, and wanted to pass them along to make your installation easier.
Check the width clearance from your house to your fence, and check that your hot tub will fit through your gate. Make note of overhead clearance from eaves, gutters or trees.
Clear a path. Make sure doghouses, children's toys and bikes, firewood and other objects are out of the way. Check your gas meter location to make sure the way is clear.
Let them know. Your delivery crew needs to know about stairs and turns for dolly access. Make some notes for them before they arrive.
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