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Choosing the Best Position
When choosing where to position your spa pool, the first thing you should consider
is what is going beneath it. Your spa pool is very heavy, weighing anything between
1000kg and 2500kg when filled. It is therefore very important you choose an
adequate foundation that is strong and level to ensure there is no shifting or strain
on the spa pool shell or framing.
The base we recommend you use is either a 100mm concrete pad, or a reinforced
deck. If you choose a deck as a base, please check that it complies with all NZ
building standards and that its max load rating will adequately withstand your spa
pool’s weight, plus the total bather load weight.
Check Drainage
You need to be sure the area in which the spa pool is placed has enough drainage
capacity to handle the entire water content of the spa pool. In the event of spillage,
areas around the spa pool may become wet; therefore, all flooring, furniture, walls
and adjacent structures should be moisture-resistant.
Check Service Access
It is important to consider the access to the cabinet surrounding the spa pool. In
the unlikely event of a leak or issue with components, a service agent may require
access to a particular cabinet. We advise leaving a 600mm perimeter of space
around the entire spa pool, otherwise the spa pool may need to be moved by the
customer into a position suitable for a technician at the time of service.
Detailed Installation Guide
For more detailed information and tips on positioning and installing, we highly
recommend you read through our ‘Pre-Delivery Guide’. The guide was emailed to
you upon/after purchase. A copy can be downloaded from the link at the bottom of
this page.
Placing/Installing the Spa Pool
Download the ‘Pre-Delivery Guide’ from our support page:
http://alpinespas.co.nz/support/
FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS IN THE PRE-DELIVERY
GUIDE MAY RESULT IN VOIDING YOUR SPA POOL WARRANTY.