Rollup Hot Tub Covers

[@JohnHolmes-u8k]

A few years ago we bought one of these rollup covers. Immediately we noticed that two of the cedar boards were bowed. We reached out to Brian and he sent us two new boards. Fast forward a year or so, and we noticed that the rubber part that the cedar boards were attached to which is what contacts the tub was starting to fail. Not so much with how it sealed, at the time, but more so that the black, I’ll call it paint for lack of a better term, was coming off in one spot. Within a month or so it was 6 inches across. I reached out to Brian and he said there was nothing they could do because it was out of warranty. Not just for reference our tub is in an enclosed porch so there’s no sunlight bearing down on it, no snow no weather of any kind. Over the couple three years since then a lot of areas have started peeling to the point where clogs are filters. Also, at this point in time, all of the Cedar boards are starting to bow to some degree so it doesn’t seal properly in many areas, especially on the corners and along the edges, perpendicular to the cedar boards. Another thing that I have noticed is that if you leave the lights on in the tub and you look at where the cover meets the tub you can actually see the lights which means that it’s not sealed. To make it even worse, when the Jets come on the air from the Jets actually lifts the cover enough so that you can feel the hot air coming out just about anywhere around it. This keeps our 3 season porch 15° or more higher than the ambient temperature outside. I noticed in their video in hindsight that they make it look so easy to roll up but they only roll up the first couple feet or show you a picture of when it’s fully rolled up and then they unroll it. It becomes heavier and heavier as you roll it up and if you have a 7 foot tub like us by the time you get halfway, you’re struggling to roll it. I also can’t imagine how this cover would survive outside in the wind. If the Jets have enough push to lift the cover that I can’t only imagine what a good gust of wind would do. I certainly don’t recommend this to anybody.

[@ChaneltoSneakers]

I’m in south texas and the sun has just about destroyed my swim spa covers that came with the spa. Do you guys offer anything for the SUN Damage issues we have down here?

[@vickigoldbach]

Can you make this one for a larger diameter? Round stock tank pools? Its likely double -triple size of a spa Thanks

[@jovanajohnson6848]

What material is underneath the cedar? Looks great!

[@garysexton37]

I'd also like to know this. Looks great, I would just love to know how it works.

[@bartharris]

​@@garysexton37 I would also like to know. Like is it durable and mould resistant?

[@JohnHolmes-u8k]

Be Forewarned got the cover that I received on the surface of that cover that faces down into the tub started peeling after the warranty ran out, about a year I think. Now the areas where it’s peeling her all over the place and are dropping flakes of the material into the tub on a constant basis. We’re looking into new covers now, but I certainly wouldn’t buy another one of these. We have principal filters, but they all always get clogged with this black material from the cover. I don’t recommend this cover. Besides this issue, see the comment that I made under the guy from Texas. I wanted to know what the material was. We’ve had so many issues with this cover is even funny. At first, I thought it was such a great idea, but nothing about it is impressing me here anymore.

[@yaryard.3095]

For warm weather spas?

[@erinnadamek3648]

can these be ordered delivered to texas? is there anyone who makes these in texas?

[@catchabody444]

So no web site??

[@fern9234]

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[@danap8500]

www.canhottub.com/

[@CanadianHotTubsInc]

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[@CanadianHotTubsInc]

Roll-up Hot Tub Covers and Swimspa Covers is our latest video. Canadian Hot Tubs Inc can make a replacement roll up cover for just about any acrylic spa, swim spa or in-ground hot tub. Learn more by watching this short video.

[@tammysenkewitcz9254]

What company?

[@CanadianHotTubsInc]

A roll-up hot tub cover, spa cover or swim spa cover is the ideal solution for people who are tired of struggling with heavy, ugly, waterlogged covers. #hottub #swimspa #spa #cover

[@charleyghanem3003]

the guy on the right should do Trivago commercials.

[@Rick-the-Swift]

Savage comment. Funny though and have to agree.

[@CanadianHotTubsInc]

If you are tired of struggling with a heavy, soggy swim spa cover, spa cover or hot tub cover, you should watch this video. #swimspa #hottub #spa #cover #easytouse

[@tommysands8700]

Canadian Hot Tubs Inc. What would a 83x85 cover cost?

[@Paulman50]

Insulating with 5 inches of water, hmmm?

[@Rick-the-Swift]

he's saying if the sponge inside becomes saturated, then it loses it's insulating value. IOW insulating with a 5 inch wet sponge is not good!

[@JohnHolmes-u8k]

A few years ago we bought one of these rollup covers. Immediately we noticed that two of the cedar boards were bowed. We reached out to Brian and he sent us two new boards. Fast forward a year or so, and we noticed that the rubber part that the cedar boards were attached to which is what contacts the tub was starting to fail. Not so much with how it sealed, at the time, but more so that the black, I’ll call it paint for lack of a better term, was coming off in one spot. Within a month or so it was 6 inches across. I reached out to Brian and he said there was nothing they could do because it was out of warranty. Not just for reference our tub is in an enclosed porch so there’s no sunlight bearing down on it, no snow no weather of any kind. Over the couple three years since then a lot of areas have started peeling to the point where clogs are filters. Also, at this point in time, all of the Cedar boards are starting to bow to some degree so it doesn’t seal properly in many areas, especially on the corners and along the edges, perpendicular to the cedar boards. Another thing that I have noticed is that if you leave the lights on in the tub and you look at where the cover meets the tub you can actually see the lights which means that it’s not sealed. To make it even worse, when the Jets come on the air from the Jets actually lifts the cover enough so that you can feel the hot air coming out just about anywhere around it. This keeps our 3 season porch 15° or more higher than the ambient temperature outside. I noticed in their video in hindsight that they make it look so easy to roll up but they only roll up the first couple feet or show you a picture of when it’s fully rolled up and then they unroll it. It becomes heavier and heavier as you roll it up and if you have a 7 foot tub like us by the time you get halfway, you’re struggling to roll it. I also can’t imagine how this cover would survive outside in the wind. If the Jets have enough push to lift the cover that I can’t only imagine what a good gust of wind would do. I certainly don’t recommend this to anybody.