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I have sold very few exercise tubs over the years, because I always ask this question: are you exercising NOW? If you can get yourself to go to a club, or swim at a friend or relative's pool on a regular basis, then you are a candidate. Otherwise, don't spend the money in hopes of starting.
Imagine taking the cover off and on again, imagine replacing the cover. So many people buy spas and end up not using them as much as they thought they would (not me!). I would love to go visit 10 of these 1 year after and see how they are doing.
It looks nice but why wouldn't a proper entry step be designed into the tub & if you use end to end cover lifters where would you get in? It would probably make more sense to have one normal fold & one reverse fold cover.
Quote from: wmccall on August 12, 2009, 10:10:46 amImagine taking the cover off and on again, imagine replacing the cover. So many people buy spas and end up not using them as much as they thought they would (not me!). I would love to go visit 10 of these 1 year after and see how they are doing. The cover is no harder to open then any other smaller spa. It comes with two smaller covers instead of using one great big cover. The covers are 5 inches tapered to three inches. You can also install cover lifter assists on both ends just like any other spa to help with opening them if one wanted.
you should have said it was a HS brand of spa Beerman then everyone would love it.