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DIY Hot Tub Assembly 

 

Tools required: A DIY Hot Tub Kit normally requires only common house hold toos such as screw driver, electric drill, 1/8" wood drill bit, rubber mallet, 2 adjustable wrenches, saw or utility knife.

People required: two

Time: weekend project

Other required work: Create foundation, electrical hook up by licensed electrician (if heating with electric jetted/filter system)

 

 

1.) Prepare the foundation
DIY Hot Tub

2.)DIY Hot Tub shipped with floor pre-assembled
DIY Hot Tub Assembly

3.) Position the floor in place
DIY wooden hot tub

4.) Install the stave
DIY cedar tub

5.) Install seats in  a DIY Hot Tub
assembling a hot tub

6.) Install plumbing in a DIY Hot Tub
Hot tub plumbing

7.) Completed tub Enjoy
Final DIY hot tub Assembly


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