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Instructions and Advice for Sinking Spas
If you intend to sink your spa please read the following carefully.
Because of the need to access the spa should a fault occur we need you to design your deck
with removable hatches.
When digging your pit please allow a 24” (61cm) gap on all four sides of your hot tub and
ensure retaining walls are sufficient to allow clean access and no backfilling should occur as this
could invalidate warranties.
Dig the hole and lay a 5” (13cm) reinforced concrete base with a soak away underneath. Please
position your soak away so it can be accessed to ensure it cannot become blocked with debris.
Please make sure the soak away is sufficient to ensure your pit cannot become full of water
because your warranty will not cover flooded electrical components.
If you are to sink a HotSpring Spa
fitted with SpaAudio you must leave
the spa semi-sunk so as to expose the
outside controls.
If you are in a low-lying or possible
flood area the fitting of a submersible
sump pump is recommended.
If using decking around the spa, all
four sides, may require access, must
have removable panels to allow access
to the sides of the spa.
Please ensure the electrical requirements meet those shown in the Installation Instructions you
were given at the time of purchase. All electrical fittings must be accessible at the control panel
end of the pit and are fitted to current legislation.
Always consult a builder or contractor for professional advice.
If you have any questions or queries regarding sinking your spa please contact your sales person or our
installation department.
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