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01-19-2016, 08:51 AM
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Sage
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Originally Posted by villagetinker
We have the hot tub on the Lanai (ours was extended 31ft by 12 ft), so it fit very nicely. This allows year round use, and use when it is raining, however, I avoid during T&L storms. We just added a large birdcage, and decided to just move to hot tub to a location, still in the lanai that was out of the way of the walking path to the lanai. Also during the hot summer, we have the hot tub heaters turned off, stay around 90 degrees, but is great for cooling off during July and August, and we are in SHADE.
This works very well for us, you will need to look at how you plan to use the HT, and install for that function.
[B][/A word of caution, hot tubs require two (2) permits, one for the hot tub itself, and one for the electrical connections. We found this out the hard way, when ours was installed by the supplier WITHOUT getting the permits.B]
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Brought with hot tub previously installed how do you know or find out it the premits was done. My house has been sold twice. I would think this would of been checked prior to sale by the villages realtors? Or am I assuming to much?
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