Hot Tub Forum
Original => Hot Tub Forum => Topic started by: gowyn on August 27, 2008, 05:05:48 pm
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Not sure if this work but hopefully a pic of our tub will show up here.
Area where it's installed is small, 10'x15', tiles are recycled rubber tires, nice and soft on feet.
(http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3043/2803420843_312683c22c_o.jpg)
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VERY NICE!!!!
Enjoy.
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Not sure if this work but hopefully a pic of our tub will show up here.
Area where it's installed is small, 10'x15', tiles are recycled rubber tires, nice and soft on feet.
(http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3043/2803420843_312683c22c_o.jpg)
Sweet setup, I especially like the rubber tiles! Where did you find those and about what did that cost. I havent seen that. I love those cedar sidebars!
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It does look very nice...congratulations!
What are those doohickies on the step? Are they transducers or part of the Onzen system or something else?
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It does look very nice...congratulations!
What are those doohickies on the step? Are they transducers or part of the Onzen system or something else?
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Those are the two tone head pillows
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Those are the headrest
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(http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b206/EastTexasSpa/doh.jpg)
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I will have to wait till I get home to view, the system wont let me at work.
But congrats on the purchase!! :D
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Thanks all.
Yep those are the goofy headrests. Uncomfortable and keep popping off. They're the first thing to go. Gonna use Capo headrests.
Tiles are made by http://www.tonmik.com/ . Bought mine from Rona at $11.75 for 24"x24". Easy to lay and easy to cut. Not slippy and are quite grippy too.
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hey that looks like my tub!! looks good man, you need some greenery around it though to complete the oasis!
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It's beautiful! That colors are stunning! So jealous of that bar too! our friend is coming to build us one in a few weeks, can't wait!
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crazy ole' lady is working on that.
I'm just the cheap labour!!!!
hey that looks like my tub!! looks good man, you need some greenery around it though to complete the oasis!
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my wife promised that if I did all the joe jobs around the backyard, she would garden!!! Yeah right. It was so crazy getting the hottub. I spent more money than I thought creating our outside escape.
It started with a garden that goes all around the back on my yard, I shoveled 25 yards of dirt from front of house to back, then I had to plant everything cuz the misses didnt want to get dirty. Then I did 5 yards of mulch which was easy, 1000.00
We did a four teared cement patio, aggrigate stone, with stamped borders, custom stairs to the house and coloured cement, 15000.00 for 2200sq ft. of concrete.
Patio set 1000.00
custom mexican chiminia, fire place 500.00
and grass sod 500.00
oh yeah and then the tub, stairs, bar, and planter boxes 12,000.00
I worked overtime all year to pay for all of that. At one point I was working 7 days a week, 12 hour shifts, for like 4 months straight. When that tub came I was so relieved.
Oh yeah back to my story, my wife doesnt do the gardening, She promised after all that I just listed to plant some sh it once and a while but nope!
Oh well I love her and im stuck with her, and I got a hot tub out of the deal.
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Beautiful tub gowyn, what color shell did you get and I love all the cedar, very nice.
Happy tubbing,
Pete :) :)
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Hi Pete.
Shell is Moonscape I believe.
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Hi Pete.
Shell is Moonscape I believe.
How about a picture of you standing on the cover?
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Very nice, Gowyn, glad things worked out in the end! ;) Happy soaking! :)
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Very Nice Gowyn. I like that set up a lot, looks great!!! Enjoy your new spa!!! :)
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Looks great. Lets see one with it open and running. Do you find yourself using the bar as much as you think you would?