The Myth of R-Value and Spa Covers R-value is a measurement of the resistance to heat transfer for materials like the fiberglass insulation in your house or the insulating foam in our spa covers. In theory, the higher the R-value, the greater the heat retention and, heat retention is the primary function of any spa […]

If you want to keep an inground spa warm for quick heat-up, or have it hot and ready to go – a spa cover is an absolute necessity. Inground spas can be built of concrete and plaster, or an acrylic spa placed into the deck.

Can the foam panels inside of a cover be replaced without buying the entire cover? Yes! The foam core panels of your spa cover are the “core” of any spa cover, providing a sturdy, yet lightweight barrier to heat loss.

When we heard about people making their own DIY hot tub covers, we had to look into it. So, if you’re looking to get crafty, keep reading to learn how to make your very on hot tub cover.