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Hot Tub Pad Forum. We decided to go with concrete pad with concrete walkway connecting the pad to our existing patio. We had the concrete taken out this summer as part of a home reno project. I would be concerned that it might. We put a 15x15 paver patio centered under our 8x8 hot tub at our other house and concluded it was too small after using it for a few years. It is less expensive, faster, portable, and does not require a permit to put in. 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 thoughts. We just got our limelight flair. As far as the tub is concerned, you don't need it. Although it's not a concrete pad, i did put my tub on it's own deck. Can always lower the tub from the face of the. The tub is 92x92 and i built the deck 96x96 (8'x8') to have a little extra. We have a 4 person hot tub that used to sit on a concrete slab. For comfort when getting in or out, that might be ok.

Can always lower the tub from the face of the. We decided to go with concrete pad with concrete walkway connecting the pad to our existing patio. We have a 4 person hot tub that used to sit on a concrete slab. Although it's not a concrete pad, i did put my tub on it's own deck. We just got our limelight flair. We had the concrete taken out this summer as part of a home reno project. The tub is 92x92 and i built the deck 96x96 (8'x8') to have a little extra. It is less expensive, faster, portable, and does not require a permit to put in. I would be concerned that it might. As far as the tub is concerned, you don't need it.

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Hot Tub Pad Forum For comfort when getting in or out, that might be ok. We decided to go with concrete pad with concrete walkway connecting the pad to our existing patio. We had the concrete taken out this summer as part of a home reno project. It is less expensive, faster, portable, and does not require a permit to put in. I would be concerned that it might. For comfort when getting in or out, that might be ok. We just got our limelight flair. As far as the tub is concerned, you don't need it. Can always lower the tub from the face of the. Although it's not a concrete pad, i did put my tub on it's own deck. The tub is 92x92 and i built the deck 96x96 (8'x8') to have a little extra. We put a 15x15 paver patio centered under our 8x8 hot tub at our other house and concluded it was too small after using it for a few years. We have a 4 person hot tub that used to sit on a concrete slab. 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 thoughts.