Will this lift work with a round spa?
1354638
I wouldn't think it would. The way the base mounts there wouldn't be a spot on a round tub to secure it.
1354639
No it will not. The distance between where the base of the lift attaches to the bottom of the spa sides and the radius to the spas outer circumference is too great. This lift is best suited for square spas.
1354640
I don't see why not, although it may not be ideal. The underside of the cover is very flat, so it should still form a seal around a round tub, provided the diameter is less than the width of the cover. What you'll lose out on is the (probably minimal) insulation the outer flaps provide.This is an excellent cover, but if I were you I'd look for a round option first.
376509
I would not ignore this, if it is pulling straight, you might be fine. If it is putting side pressure on it, you will probably ruin the inside and destroy it. I installed my lift on a Polaris with custom made brackets.
849320
The shock length might be a little short, and at >3" of lift you have to start extending brake hoses, etc. Otherwise it should work.
893186
I do not know if it will work or not. I have never had a round pipe frame type of pool. I have only worked with steel sided pool units
917061
I put my spa on my deck, and I reinforced with 4x4s. you could put it on paving stones if done right and make sure it is level.
513019
Yes it does work but you have to have the tray pulled out to the last notch and be careful when getting into the spa. If you sit on the edge the inflatable side will expand and might spread the tray out too far and break. We just add our tray after we've gotten into the Intex round inflatable spa. It's nice to have a tray to sit drinks on but the tray is smaller than I expected.
313901
The kit contains an "L" iron that lag screws to the side of the hot tub. A channel then bolts to the top of the "L" iron where the lift bar and gas shocks attach. If the banister is beefie enough to take the weight, it would work.
1168082
If you mean 12" of just the top of your spa showing, then no, it would not work. You need at least one of the sides completely exposed because the cover caddy stores to the side of the spa, and 36" of clearance because what it does is pulls the cover back and then folds it down to the side.
1913189
It would work but not right. The arms would be out at angles because your spa is round. The arms would be straight mounted on a flat side of a square or rectangle shaped spa. There are better options for round spa cover removal. Patio Splash Hot Tubs & Spas
913753
It works the lift on the Lazy Boy chair we have here. I think that a long as the diameter and prongs match up it should work.
1324668
You will need about 12" of clearance behind the spa so the cover does not scrape anything while coming down to rest in the up position.
1400326
It will not work on in-ground spas, but works really well for above ground portable spas such as those pictured. You need to be able to mount the rollers on the side of spa.
109337
I was able to get mine under my filled tub with a rubber mallet and a large crow bar, since the plate is pretty thin once I got it started with the crow bar to create opening it went pretty easily. Not sure it will work for all models but it worked for mine (Caldera Spa)
310487
No. This lift is designed for up to a 2 1/4 hp router. The 3 1/4 hp units are much larger in diameter.
1505794
This will work on Square and Round bars. Most oval bars will be too large for this mount.
567859
That would seem awfully small. Perhaps you would need more to support the spa. They could make a nice matt to step out on to.
216330
Absolutely! The Potlifter came with instructions for how to set it up to lift round pots as well odd shaped things. It would do fine with the step stones. It will still be heavy and a two person job but you will save your back and hands and make quicker work of it all.