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Hey Chris is that the hole A team?..I can't remember... :-/
I got questions about this cover ...It looks like it's one piece how do you use a cover lifter?Using a cover lifter, the cover is sitting 7 or 8 feet high. What type of cantilever effect will it have on the cover lifter? 1/2 of the cover is sitting above the lifter's cross bar. I would alkso think there is a potential breakage problem with the cover being non supported.
In the thermal images it appears that the 2 tubs are not at the same temp - why? The tubs are at 2 different temps based on the thermal images.
It is stated that steam comes out of the fold - this is true - how does your cover seal this 100%? In my experience when you start adding anything to a fixed volume the displaced item has to go somewhere. Just the fact that jets without air are displacing the air between the water and cover would be enough ... add air and I can't see how any cover would stop steam from escaping.
As far as I knew, Seattle Spa Covers were made IN Seattle. They too were "tested" for years..I never know of one that lasted more than about 1-1/2 years.
They warn people to watch for "regrind" foam..... I haven't heard of a manufacture using this in over 10 years (more like 15)