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Indoor installation
When installing a spa indoors, there are extra things to consider. Moisture will
accumulate on the floor surrounding the spa, so the flooring material needs to
provide grip when wet for safety. The location will also require proper drainage to
prevent water build-up. When building a room for your spa, it is best to have a
floor drain installed. The humidity of a room with a spa can cause dry-rot, mildew
and mold problems if it is not properly ventilated.
Ground preparation
Your spa has been designed to be installed on a variety of surfaces. The insulated
spa floor base gives you the ability to find the perfect location. Though a concrete
slab is the best for long term, there are other options available as long as the
surface is level prior to delivery. The alternatives include 5/8 Minus Crushed
Packed Rock , or a deck that is rated for the load.
Brick pavers
Cement
Decorative cement, stained
Packed/crushed gravel: 5/8” minus
Stone, slate, granite
Decking: wood, synthetic
Decorative cement & bricks
Marble, travertine
When placing a spa on
crushed rock, the easiest way
to maintain its form is to build
a frame and fill it with the
crushed rock. Remember, if
the spa is placed on grass or
dirt, debris will get inside the
spa as users enter and exit.
It is incredibly important for
proper operation and
draining of the spa that the
spa is level once it is installed.
Failure to have the spa level
prior to adding water can
affect the warranty.
Remember; the warranty on
your spa is voided if the site is
not 100% supportive