DIY Hot Tub Stairs (Spa Step) Free Plans

This project is made with all PT lumber but can easily use any kind of decking you can think of to give it just the ascetic you've always dreamed of.
It requires two 2x8x12, one 2x10x12 and 5 pieces of 1x6x12 decking of choice.
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[@themrnorwood]

My OCD really enjoys your 3D model walkthrough at the beginning of your videos

[@ArpadBuildsThis]

Wish I watched this before struggling on building these for a friend yesterday… gonna come back and rebuild them with these plans.

[@tonycampanella4597]

Great build. I followed your plan and made one small adjustment. The center board on the top step - I just rest that in place and below it, in the bones of the structure, I built shelfs to store my hot tub chemicals. So I just use a little hook to pop up the step

[@DIYBuilds]

Email me a pic if u like and I'll post it on my website. I'd love to see it.

[@samwright6616]

Just did this and wrapped it in Trex; looks great!

[@samwright6616]

Thanks! Mine (width adjusted and wrapped in two tones of Trex) turned out great!

[@DIYBuilds]

Email me a pic and I'll post it on my website if you want.

[@mcaruso44]

Those steps turned out great! Nice upgrade.

[@chrisj9008]

Well make and well produced!!!! Subscribed!!!

[@andyb7754]

Good looking stairs, excellent video as always. Thank you.

[@rodpotts2666]

Projects with construction lumber always look so much better when you rip everything down to the same width.

[@DIYBuilds]

Huh?

[@kellcomnet]

Awesome build and I love the angles

[@dhordey]

Looks very nice!
What is the reason behind ripping boards to smaller width?

[@josephgraham1065]

Great set of steps. I am going to try to build once I get my hot tub.

[@ronb2505]

Well built

[@bobbabcock3847]

Great upgrade!

[@royfeague6455]

Very cool video! Thanks for sharing!

[@dinoaivaliotis3827]

Really nice durable steps😁👍

[@SharpestBulbs]

I hate doing drywall too but a drywall screwgun makes it slightly less miserable.

[@randyrandolph9709]

Nice work sir 👏.

[@mariushegli]

I have nothing to say really, but I appreciate your content, and wish to help with the yt-algorithms.

[@dangkolache]

nicely done, built like a tank to boot, you could drive the ol minivan onto it and change the oil

[@terristroh3965]

Those look so much better than those horrible plastic steps.

[@FearsomeWarrior]

Solid.

[@johnnydingo8680]

Well you screwed that 😂 Enjoyable to watch, as always.

[@MCsCreations]

Pretty awesome work, dude! 😃
If someone asks how you built it you can just say "it was 2 simple steps!"... 😂
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@JGMalenfant]

Thanks for this. I need to make some…

[@foggycontacts3212]

I don't know why I liked this... But I did.

[@owenparker6651]

Very nice!

[@homehacks3113]

Amazing content, thank you for sharing. I have a swim spa. it is slightly taller than I hot tub and want to make this in a 3 step version. is there plans for a three step version?

[@j1a2y7]

Nice! What software do you use for the plans and cut list? Thanks

[@jebowlin3879]

Nice

[@sp00k88]

The diagonal pieces - 12 1/4" ones... What are the angles for that one.

[@coolmonkey619]

Now I just need a hot tub

[@KennyEvansUK]

The only thing I would have done different would be to design around the material sizes for less cuts. Otherwise, top job.

[@kenrotella7258]

Why did you cut your pieces down on the table saw? Can’t they be used as is?

[@DIYBuilds]

The inner piece is thinner.

[@williamfitzgerald3485]

hooohhhhhhhhhhhhhh yeahhhhh

[@homegrownhobbies8481]

Ok so I have the stairs built, now where are the plans for building a hot tub?

[@DIYBuilds]

I have those for sale. Only $20,000

[@noelguerrero3018]

Me agrado

[@adammalone7196]

Can you explain where you used the 2 x 12’s? In the video it appears the largest piece used was a 2 x 10.

[@DIYBuilds]

I didn't use any 2x12. Download the plans for free on my website.

[@adammalone7196]

@@DIYBuilds my apologies . Thank you for the plans . This explains it all. Thank you

[@jenniferkirwan8138]

Can you give me the measurements I can’t see them on the pdf thanks

[@dr.skipkazarian5556]

Just an innocent, non-judgmental observation.....are those brass screws? Here, on the primitive island of Kauai, "deck screws" are weather coated and most likely galvanized...but hey....what do I know.....eh?

[@Justchuck69]

Brad did a video short on this! Please check it out. th-cam.com/video/88cue-LcONY/w-d-xo.html

[@sp00k88]

be nice to have more detail on the angle cuts.

[@DIYBuilds]

Free plans on my website.

[@twistedpudding]

I downloaded your plan and made them with a few width and height modifications here th-cam.com/video/UZ0mo64_aSk/w-d-xo.html. I added a link to your video. Thanks!!

[@W4TRI]

Send DIY builds your Deck pics! Wait... No....

[@kellcomnet]

Really man?! Only reporting the price as less than $200 Canadian, why don’t you include pricing for all your viewers? Just spend a week calling suppliers in every region of every country and get accurate pricing!

[@DIYBuilds]

Honestly the price shocked me seeing as my new gate cost more.