Hot Tub Pad Forum at Jamie Wentworth blog

Hot Tub Pad Forum. It's going to be delivered in a few weeks, so i need to either get a concrete, or crusted stone pad put in. I'm contracting a company to install a concrete pad. I'm planning on getting a 7' spa and had a question about the size of pad i should build. If you would suggest keeping the tub completely on the gravel and not being supported by part of the concrete deck, let me know your. I'm just curious, what size pad would you. Read about my experience of using this synthetic pad as a base for my hot tub. Gravel pads can level out a variety of grades and be adjusted so the edge of the hot tub meets existing elements like decks or patios. It will be 6 thick cement with 6 footings to help. The alternative would to be to build up the low side, but i would not be comfortable setting the weight of a hot tub on newly packed soil. I just bought a limelight pulse. Hi all, i'm getting a new hot tub that is 8' x 8'.

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The alternative would to be to build up the low side, but i would not be comfortable setting the weight of a hot tub on newly packed soil. It will be 6 thick cement with 6 footings to help. I just bought a limelight pulse. Hi all, i'm getting a new hot tub that is 8' x 8'. If you would suggest keeping the tub completely on the gravel and not being supported by part of the concrete deck, let me know your. Read about my experience of using this synthetic pad as a base for my hot tub. I'm just curious, what size pad would you. Gravel pads can level out a variety of grades and be adjusted so the edge of the hot tub meets existing elements like decks or patios. It's going to be delivered in a few weeks, so i need to either get a concrete, or crusted stone pad put in. I'm planning on getting a 7' spa and had a question about the size of pad i should build.

Hot Tub Pad Gallery Parklane Pool & Spa

Hot Tub Pad Forum It's going to be delivered in a few weeks, so i need to either get a concrete, or crusted stone pad put in. It will be 6 thick cement with 6 footings to help. Hi all, i'm getting a new hot tub that is 8' x 8'. The alternative would to be to build up the low side, but i would not be comfortable setting the weight of a hot tub on newly packed soil. It's going to be delivered in a few weeks, so i need to either get a concrete, or crusted stone pad put in. I just bought a limelight pulse. Read about my experience of using this synthetic pad as a base for my hot tub. I'm planning on getting a 7' spa and had a question about the size of pad i should build. I'm contracting a company to install a concrete pad. If you would suggest keeping the tub completely on the gravel and not being supported by part of the concrete deck, let me know your. Gravel pads can level out a variety of grades and be adjusted so the edge of the hot tub meets existing elements like decks or patios. I'm just curious, what size pad would you.

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