Lay-Z-Spa Small Square Thermal Hot Tub Cover 180cm x 71cm | Up to 40% More Energy Efficient, Water Repellent & UV Resistant, Universal Fit, BW60319, Grey

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Keeping your hot tub clean and retaining valuable heat can be a challenge during the cold winter months. This energy-saving thermal spa cover is a great way to protect your hot tub and lower your energy costs.

This square hot tub cover is constructed of 600D polyester fabric with a PU coating to create a waterproof cover for your hot tub. It will fit most hot tubs up to 85 inches square with a 20-inch edge that keeps it in place over the top—just adjust the elastic rope to keep the cover firmly in place. There are air vents at two sides to prevent condensation and air lofting. It promises protection against harsh weather as well as dust, debris, and other yard dirt. Universal Compatibility: Fits all inflatable hot tubs up to 180cm in diameter, giving you a snug and tightly secured fit that won't budge even in windy conditions. With proper maintenance, hot tub covers can last five to seven years or longer,” says Toedter. She adds that installing a cover lifter makes it easy to remove the cover and protect it between uses. When considering options for your hot tub, she recommends looking at warranty details that will prolong its service life. Toedter says a hot tub warranty is typically between one and three years; however, a notable exception on our list is The Cover Guy Deluxe/Extreme/Standard Hot Tub Cover, which comes with a seven-year warranty. As for the material, Toedter says, “Look for UV-stabilized, marine-grade vinyl, which will resist fading and help the cover weather the elements.” Lastly, choose one with strong hinges. “The hinges on hot tub covers are major stress points that can also be a point of heat loss, so look for a continuous heat seal to help fill the void along the seam,” she says, adding that four-layer hinges are sturdy and can prolong the life of your hot tub cover.All-Season Enjoyment: With the Lay‑Z‑Spa Thermal Hot Tub Cover, keep enjoying your hot tub all year round without worrying about running costs. An unwieldy hot tub cover might make it challenging to use correctly—or use it at all—which doesn’t bode well for the longevity of your hot tub. A lifter makes it much easier to add/remove a hot tub cover, especially when you’re heading in for a solo soak and don’t have a helper nearby. It’s essential to get the right fit to protect your hot tub. “Just remember that a cover that’s too small will leave gaps that result in heat loss and sun damage, while a cover that’s too large can leak heat and water vapor and leave a wet, dripping mess around your hot tub and damage the exterior over time,” says Toedter. “A properly fitted cover with a close-fitting cover skirt will provide the best results.” If you are replacing your current cover or blanket with one from our best hot tub covers list, Toedter does not recommend measuring the old one to get the dimensions. “Over time, the old cover may warp and lose its shape, which impacts measurements and thus the new cover’s ability to fit correctly,” she explains. Instead, measure from point to point, being sure to reach the outer edge of the tub. For rounded corners, Toedter recommends using a carpenter square to calculate the radius. Hot tub covers should last between three to four years if cared for properly. Ensure you clean and take care of it. A hot tub gazebo or garden parasol will not only protect your spa, but your cover as well. To keep your cover safe while you're using your tub, consider a cover catch, shelf or cover lifter.

The lazy spa thermal cover will help you save money on energy costs by improving the heat retention of your lazy hot tub. It is the must‑have insulating accessory to reduce your hot tub running costs and keep enjoying your lazy spa hot tub all year round While hot tub covers are pricier than blankets, Toedter says their foam cores offer much better heat retention, resulting in a hot tub that is as energy efficient as it is relaxing to soak in.

Thermal Hot Tub Cover: Energy-Saving Spa Bag

Keep the heat in, save energy and make your hot tub up to 40% more energy efficient with the Lay‑Z‑Spa® EnergySense™ Thermal Hot Tub Cover. We have achieved this enviable position though our passion for quality, specification and industry leading customer service. The Universal Thermal Hot Tub Cover is compatible with square hot tubs up to 201cm x 201cm x 85cm (79" x 79" x 33") including the following Lay-Z-Spa hot tubs: The energy and heating costs saved by adding a spa bag means it can pay for itself within one season! The cover works by sunlight heating the air that is trapped within the small bubbles, this heat is then transferred to the water. The cover also traps heat in the hot tub so the water will retain heat for longer, and prevents evaporation of water and chemicals.

The insulated hot tub cover will also protect your tub's lid from the elements during harsh winters and hot summers alike. First, we evaluated the setup process, timing how long the entire assembly process took, including unboxing, setting up any electrical components, and filling the tub with water. We also took note of how easy or difficult the process was, and recorded any hiccups that occurred. The Universal Thermal Hot Tub Cover is compatible with square hot tubs up to 180cm x 180cm x 71cm (71" x 71" x 26") including the following Lay-Z-Spa hot tubs: The Lay-Z-Spa Thermal Hot Tub Cover will help you save money on energy costs by improving the heat retention of your hot tub. It is the must-have insulating accessory to reduce your hot tub running costs and keep enjoying your Lay-Z-Spa all year square.

Perfect Additions For Your Hot Tub

While lightweight covers can be sturdy enough to protect your hot tub from yard debris and UV rays, heavier foam typically offers more insulation. Don’t be dismayed if the hot tub cover you’re considering seems heavy—you can always install a lifter that will make it easier to remove/replace it. This lifter is compatible with most square hot tubs—sorry, not round or inground models—up to 96 inches. Note: You’ll need 18 inches of free area behind the spa and a five-inch clearance on each side to use it.