CUSTOM
COVERS - How to Measure:
| 1. |
Draw accurate
picture of desired cover. |
| 2. |
Provide as many measurements as
possible i.e. Length, Width, Sides, Point to Point, Diameter,
Radiuses, etc. Wood hot tub covers should be sized 1 1/2"
to 2" larger in diameter to prevent the cover from falling
into the tub. Plastic spas are generally measured from edge
of plastic to edge of plastic. Concrete or tile spas are measured
I.D. plus 4"-5" overlap per side. Consult with the
factory. |
| 3. |
Choose tail option and show location
on drawing. |
| 4. |
Standard inside
and outside corner radiuses are 1 1/2".
Show location and dimensions of non-standard
corner radiuses. |
| 5. |
On impossible to
measure covers such as kidneys, teardrops,
etc. Stretch polyethylene film across the spa
tightly using nails tape, etc. Make a
tracing on the poly using a magic
marker. If the cover is to be different
from the shape of the spa show this clearly
and accurately on the template. Indicate which
side of the template faces up. |
| 6. |
Show the direction the cover is
to roll to when stored. |
Tail Options:
The tail attaches the cover to tub or deck and provides a resting place for
the cover when rolled up. The standard tail is 28" wide
by approximately 13" long and is provided without charge.
The tail is normally attached to the spa skirting or decking.
Full width or extended tails are available at an additional charge.
Free-standing tubs or spas may require optional mounting brackets.
Tail-less covers can to provided when no area exists for the tail
to mount.
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