Spa Gazebo - Hot Tub Gazebos - Plans and Kits

Protect your investment by creating a private area in your backyard for your spa. An attractive gazebo shelter will enable you to use your spa all year long. It can be enclosed for cold winter months and opened up for warmer weather.

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A spa gazebo or a hot tub gazebo can be designed to fit your lifestyle, your tub and your yard.

They can be built around your spa or large enough to hold your spa and outside the tub seating. A spa gazebo or hot tub gazebo is typically built with cedar, but there are many options available to meet your desires and needs.

If you live in a cold weather climate, there are many months that you are unable to use your spa. With a gazebo, you can protect your tub and its users from the cold elements. The roof protects the spa from debris and weather. It can have walls, even a door and windows, to enclose the entire spa area.

Open-air gazebos are ideal for warmer climates, such as the southwest and west coast. The gazebo has a roof to protect the spa from debris and weather, but have low, open-rail walls. Lattice walls can provide both privacy and air movement.

Placement of the gazebo must consider the spa or hot tub needs. Electricity and water supplies must be planned. Some gazebo models can be placed on a patio or deck, close to the house electric and water connections. Placement of a garden gazebo apart from the house would require additional wiring and plumbing.

Common features of a spa gazebo:

Stairs or ladder
Seating
Mounted bar and stools
Sliding windows
Door – full or barn door
Skylights

A gazebo kit, standard or custom designed packages, can be purchased all-inclusive and delivered to your door. Based on your needs, a complete package can include desired options and building materials. Gazebo plans can be purchased, allowing the homeowner to gather all building materials locally and construct the gazebo themselves.

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