Hot tub on gravel

Are Portable Hot Tubs Worth Buying? We love our new hot tub. Our only regret is that we didn't buy it sooner.

Gravel is an excellent choice for a hot tub base. It's relatively cost-effective and easy to install, plus it's very good for drainage. This is important because you need to make sure any rain water or overspill from your hot tub is able to drain away from the base. And unlike concrete, gravel won't crack over time.

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We've provided a list of things you'll need to consider when you install a hot tub in your own backyard. It's simpler than you might expect.

Our rocks are generally roundish, so not excellent for building rock walls, unfortunately. They don’t have to be revolutionary ideas, just throw up some good pics of how you’ve used rocks in your gardens or around your property.

As relaxing as a hot tub may be, stepping out of that balmy water into cold winter air is never fun! That’s what makes this idea so genius. With a hot tub and garden room combo, you’ll be comfortable again in seconds, especially if you install some heating.

Can a hot tub sit on gravel? We were wondering the same thing when helping friends plan their hot tub location. Buying a new hot tub is an invigorating experience. Just thinking about the many nights you and your family and friends will spend relaxing in a hot, bubbly masterpiece is enough to make anyone

Hot tub on tiled patio

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