Another Spa Spillway Conundrum
- Thread starter Twins95
- Start date
- Jul 21, 2013
- 53,221
- Pool Size
- 35000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Pentair Intellichlor IC-60
You mean by the edge of the spillover where the water falls toward the tile wall?
It looks like the spillover is wedge shaped with the water entrance smaller then the spillover exit. The water flow loses velocity as it expands in the wedge and so the water on the side has a different flow then in the middle. I don't see how you can fix that at this point other then increase your pump speed and water flow rate.
It looks like the spillover is wedge shaped with the water entrance smaller then the spillover exit. The water flow loses velocity as it expands in the wedge and so the water on the side has a different flow then in the middle. I don't see how you can fix that at this point other then increase your pump speed and water flow rate.
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The oddity here is that it only impacts one edge and the last 1/2 inch of it. From the inside edge to the last 1/2 inch it’s perfect.
The very last 1/2 inch yes. Ran a notch along underside of travertine which fixed all of the cascade except that last 1/2 inch
Your still having water adhesion to the stone. Try drying it off and then apply wax to see if it helps it gain velocity. If so polish the stone or seal it with good sealer to keep slippery
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