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Once we arrived here we had it on an exterior deck where it really started to fall apart in the weather. The wood siding was damaged (partly from an animal).
Jacuzzi and Sundance also make round tubs that shouldn't require you to change your electrical setup. Personally, had a version of the Chelsee for many years, and I was very happy with it.
Because I want to use the 50amp service we have setup and would prefer not to have to change the breakers to a different amperage if I don't have to, my options are limited.
Went back and had the family check out the nordic crown xl. Loved the depth. The BIG question I have comes from looking under the tub. There is NO insulation of any kind on the exterior walls or floor. The only insulation is a foam layer under the spa shell. The dealer says heat rises but if it is that simple then why does everyone else use full foam or at least some kind of insulating material around the outside of the spa interior? I am not trying to start the debate about foam vs foil - I am wondering if nordic is the electricity disaster that they seem like they might be.