Thanks for the video! :-) It helped a lot. But you did'nt need to drill with the 4 mm in the arms, since the screws are self tapping. Just screw them in, and they drills through by themselves. Another thing, it depends on the tub if you should put in the longest ot shortest end of the bends into the middle part. My tub is smaller, so I had to do the opposite of what you did.
Thank you so much simples when you know how. As you said the instructions they give you are a complete waste of time thank you again as I would never have completed this task without watching your video 👍👍👍👍
Great help. Ive got the same tub coming in a couple weeks. Ive just had a new patio layed and they have put a fall on it for water drain off.How far out of level is your tub mate?
Question I’ve been trying to figure out…do the brackets have to be screwed into wood? Or just some of them? Or is the plastic shell enough to support the weight?
I used your exact measurements on a bit smaller tub and butchered it. The top bar extends to far over the center of the cover...by nine inches. I could cut the poles I guess. Also when the cover is in stowed position it will be cantered towards the hot tub. Completely botched. Cheers mate.
Great video, helped me get mine installed and didn't have to put any thinking into it! The instructions that came with mine, although using English words, didn't appear to be written by someone who knew how to speak english or who had ever actually put this thing together. It was nonsensical
This might be a daft question but I am curious... the screws at the bottom of the brackets, is there a gap the tub frame? My first thought is drop it a cm or 2 to fix it to the panel. I fitted mine much lower which it still works, I didn't want to have the back high up in case my kids leaned on it. I wish this video was out much earlier.
Hi, great video, my lifter (same as yours arrived this morning) couple of questions - does it matter which panel/side of hot tub you fit the lifter to ? And did you drill a pilot hole for the bracket screws first ? Or just straight into the panel with the screw - if that makes sense. Thanks.
You should be fine fitting it to any side of the Hot Tub, so that you can have the tub facing whichever way you want depending on the seating. And no, no pilot holes for the brackets onto the side panels (pilot hols when you are putting the self tappers in on the poles though 👍)
Hi, just been out and looked at the tub. I would say that the positioning of the brackets will remain the same, any adjustment for the size of the Tub is in the poles. Hope that helps
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great video, thanks very much. Much simpler to follow than the paper instructions.
Thank you from all the way over in New Zealand - way easier to follow than included instructions!
Many thanks for that Duncan 👍🏻
Watched this from New Zealand. Purchased a spa and found this video to be super helpful. Thank you
Glad you found it helpful, 👌
Thanks for the video. I was completely stuck. watched your video twice & it worked like a dream. Alan
Glad it helped 👍🏻😁
Thanks for good advice as you say instructions as much use as a chocolate fire guard.
You’re awesome. Thanks for taking the time to make this. Super helpful.
Great video, thanks. Gives me the confidence to do it myself. Thanks again.
Thank you, Relatively easy and straightforward when you get started. Good luck👍😁
Thank you very much!
Thanks for the video! :-) It helped a lot.
But you did'nt need to drill with the 4 mm in the arms, since the screws are self tapping. Just screw them in, and they drills through by themselves.
Another thing, it depends on the tub if you should put in the longest ot shortest end of the bends into the middle part. My tub is smaller, so I had to do the opposite of what you did.
Thank you for this super helpful video. It should save me a lot of head scratching.
Great quality and helpful instructions
Thanks for that 👍🏻😁
Great video, like you said the single sheet of paper that is the instruction manual is awful.
Awwww, thanks 😁👍
Thank you so much simples when you know how. As you said the instructions they give you are a complete waste of time thank you again as I would never have completed this task without watching your video 👍👍👍👍
I know, the instructions were terrible 🤣🤣👍
Thanks for that great demonstration. I'm off to home to do the same thing. Thank you.
I got cold watching you!! Thanks for the tutorial-
Thank you so much for the video, made life a lot simpler
super video merci beaucoup !!!
Thank you 😁
Great help. Ive got the same tub coming in a couple weeks. Ive just had a new patio layed and they have put a fall on it for water drain off.How far out of level is your tub mate?
Its out of level by about an inch front to back but that more for the run off for the patio.
I have a piece of 1 inch batten underneath the hot tub to get it level on my patio.
Question I’ve been trying to figure out…do the brackets have to be screwed into wood? Or just some of them? Or is the plastic shell enough to support the weight?
Just the plastic, works perfectly. 👍😁
thanks for making the effort to do this vid - helps me install mine -cheers
Thanks for that Lee 👍
I used your exact measurements on a bit smaller tub and butchered it. The top bar extends to far over the center of the cover...by nine inches. I could cut the poles I guess. Also when the cover is in stowed position it will be cantered towards the hot tub. Completely botched. Cheers mate.
Great video, helped me get mine installed and didn't have to put any thinking into it! The instructions that came with mine, although using English words, didn't appear to be written by someone who knew how to speak english or who had ever actually put this thing together. It was nonsensical
Thank you for that, and agreed on the instructions 👍🏻
This might be a daft question but I am curious... the screws at the bottom of the brackets, is there a gap the tub frame? My first thought is drop it a cm or 2 to fix it to the panel. I fitted mine much lower which it still works, I didn't want to have the back high up in case my kids leaned on it. I wish this video was out much earlier.
If I understand correctly Anthony, there is no gap
Great help !
Thank you so much!
Great video. One question. Do you ever have a need to take that panel off? If so what do you do?
Not had to take it off, but it should be no problem to unscrew the bracket if I did need to remove it
Thanks so much for the vid! Instructions that came with it were pretty much useless!
Easy to do once you know though 😁👍
Thanks so much. Great job.
Hi, great video, my lifter (same as yours arrived this morning) couple of questions - does it matter which panel/side of hot tub you fit the lifter to ? And did you drill a pilot hole for the bracket screws first ? Or just straight into the panel with the screw - if that makes sense. Thanks.
You should be fine fitting it to any side of the Hot Tub, so that you can have the tub facing whichever way you want depending on the seating. And no, no pilot holes for the brackets onto the side panels (pilot hols when you are putting the self tappers in on the poles though 👍)
@@CloughReviews thank you so much for your advice, really appreciated. Take care. Michael
thx m8 thx to you it worked out well for me
Very helpful, thanks
How much clearance did you need in the back? I only have 10 inches
Hi, I've got 14" at the back and even that is a tight fit unfortunately. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news
Sorry to bother, would the measurements be different at the start depending on the size of the tub.
Hi, just been out and looked at the tub. I would say that the positioning of the brackets will remain the same, any adjustment for the size of the Tub is in the poles. Hope that helps
@@CloughReviews thanks
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