Hello is it important to have ventilation under the spa?.
And what will i choose?, tiles 60x40 cm about 12 PCs.
Or rubber tiles
And what will i choose?, tiles 60x40 cm about 12 PCs.
Or rubber tiles
ventilation/space under spa???see pictures
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Re: ventilation/space under spa???
Maybey for the wood, if you see the picture of my spa then jou see that the wood is on the ground (always wet)
Maybey for the wood, if you see the picture of my spa then jou see that the wood is on the ground (always wet)
To keep that toe kick dry I'd guess that you'd need to raise the tub onto a platform that is smaller than the footprint of the tub so that the toe kick would be off the floor and completely exposed to the air.
ewkearns
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I see a no-win situation. I think ventilation is a good thing, especially if you are in a moisture prone area. However, too much "space" underneath the structure and you are inviting all manner of critters to set up housekeeping....
Banditing,
Can jou explain what do jou mean with firebrick? (i,m from the Netherlands) if i use google translate then the answer is VUURSTEEN?????
Can jou explain what do jou mean with firebrick? (i,m from the Netherlands) if i use google translate then the answer is VUURSTEEN?????
ewkearns
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It might be "vuurvaste steen." Hopefully, you can toggle the below into your language...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fire_brick
ewkearns,
Ok thanks, but why firebrick?? (A lot of people recomend firebrick) but why.???
I will ventilation under the spa, the dealer is recommended it.
Do i get ventilation under the spa wit firebrick
Ok thanks, but why firebrick?? (A lot of people recomend firebrick) but why.???
I will ventilation under the spa, the dealer is recommended it.
Do i get ventilation under the spa wit firebrick
Keep in mind that they make these free standing spas to sit on the ground/concrete pads. No need to hike them off the ground with space under it. It only gives rodents areas to congregate, build nests, and then destroy your spa.
ewkearns
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I'm going to give you a Scientific Wild Guess...... firebrick has low thermal conductivity... it could be thought of as a thermal insulator. However, ventilation sort of makes any effort at insulation a moot point.
Ok Thanks guys, i don,t put m from THE grond.
i make i kind of strip left right And front so THE water Cannot came to THE spa.
i make i kind of strip left right And front so THE water Cannot came to THE spa.
I,m thinking to use this tiles 30x30 (and then completly full under the spa NO space between the tiles) then the spa is out the water.
What do jou think?
Then this (It only gives rodents areas to congregate, build nests, and then destroy your spa) wil not happend.
What do jou think?
Then this (It only gives rodents areas to congregate, build nests, and then destroy your spa) wil not happend.
