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In order for your spa to function properly, it must be placed on a smooth, level, self-draining surface. If installing your spa indoors, the surface beneath and around the spa must be protected against water run-off and be self-draining.

For outdoor installations, a concrete base between 100mm and 150mm thickness should be laid with the base 50mm larger than your chosen spa dimensions. Other options for a spa base include and existing patio, bricks, slabs or blocks. You could choose a wooden deck but this must be constructed to support 500kg/m2.

 There should be no more that a 20mm change in level across the spa. The size of the base should take into consideration the positioning of steps. If a cover lifter is to be fitted, this will require 450mm clearance at the back of the spa and 200mm down each side. Access is required to the front of the spa, which is the side adjacent to the control pad. Therefore this side should not be placed against a wall.

It is not recommended that your spa is sited directly onto grass or soil, as soft surfaces will have a tendency to settle resulting in an unlevel spa.

Your spa does not need to be plumbed into a permanent water supply

When choosing your spa location, always allow for future access to the equipment compartment of the spa with sufficient clearance for servicing and draining.