Aruba Spa 2003 Serenade, 2003 Escape Positioning Your Spa, Yard Installation, Deck Installation

POSITIONING YOUR SPA

Your spa is self-contained. You can place it on a deck, patio, in your yard, or indoors. Proper site location is an important element of the overall enjoyment of your new spa, so make sure you take enough time to properly plan out the position- ing of your spa. The following information is provided to help you determine where to place your spa. If you have any questions or concerns about where to locate your spa, please contact our customer service department.

IMPORTANT

Check with your local building codes with regards to fencing and gate requirements.

Your spa measures 84”x84”x34” the dry weight is 650 lbs, with water 4000 lbs.

YARD INSTALLATION

Position your spa above ground in an area with good drainage, on a level surface that contacts the spa fully. The ideal base is a concrete pad, however compacted gravel, paving stones or railway ties may also be used. Locate the spa so the equipment door is readily accessible. The equip- ment has to be above grade and not subject to flooding. If using compacted gravel, it must be on a firm level base and it must be contained in a secure wood or concrete border so that the loose gravel cannot shift once the spa is in place.

DECK INSTALLATION

Before placing your spa on a deck or other raised platform, you must have the structure checked for its loading capacity by an Engineer or competent Contractor. Before placing the spa on the deck, you should place 1.5” high-density foam insulation under the spa. This helps insulate the spa and pre- vent the transmission of noise. At the same time providing the underside of the spa with extra insulation.

WARNING

One must support the entire base of the spa, from the outside edges to the centre, to support its weight. Improper placement of your spa may void the warranty.

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