Hot Tub Gazebo With Bar: Turn Your Spa into a Swim-Up Bar
If you’ve ever wanted a swim-up bar in your own backyard, here’s your chance. The SummerCove gazebo can turn a regular outdoor spa into an entertaining mecca AND a relaxing oasis.
Gazebos Make Spas More Comfortable & Functional:
As you can see in the photo, the side bar tables offer dual functionality. For example, you can use them like you would a swim-up bar and have a place to set your drinks, snacks and towels.
Now, you don’t have to try to hold your drink while relaxing in the spa. Plus, you don’t have to get out of the tub to grab another beverage.
In addition, you can get stools for the bar tables, so you can entertain more people around the spa. This feature makes entertaining a lot more versatile, not to mention, more fun.
The 2 tables each measure almost 6 feet long. Therefore, you can comfortably seat 6 additional people around the spa with plenty of room for drinks and food.
Note: I like these patio swivel bar stools because they have a tall seat back, comfortable armrests, a foot rest and they swivel 360 degrees. They also have a luxurious style that looks like something you’d see at a tropical resort.
Furthermore, these chairs don’t sit too high for the 33″ tall bar. The seat (including cushion) measures about 26″ high.
Modern Industrial-Style Shelter Costs Less as a Kit:
Its solid cedar posts, heavy-duty metal brackets, and exposed ceiling beams enhance its unique architectural design. With a steel roof and thick frame, this shelter easily withstands harsh weather conditions.
Despite its premium appearance, this gazebo is a DIY kit, featuring pre-cut and pre-drilled pieces with straightforward assembly instructions. The package includes foot anchors for secure attachment to a patio, deck, or concrete base. Save money by avoiding the need for a contractor while still achieving the upscale look you desire.
Is this Cedar Gazebo Worth the Cost?
The SummerCove has several convenient features and cost-saving advantages. However, if you don’t plan to use your spa frequently this may not matter. Here are some factors to consider:
1. First of all, shade structures provide sun protection for your spa. Your cover will last longer, and you can enjoy your jacuzzi year round, even if it’s snowing or raining.
2. Second, the side tables instantly transform your outdoor space into party central. You’ll end up getting a lot more value out of your spa as a result.
3. Third, the back screen provides some privacy while still allowing ventilation. The sturdy frame also allows you to hang a curtain using an outdoor curtain rod.
4. Fourth, the wooden frame provides the perfect spot for hanging string lights, towel hooks or outdoor speakers. Plus, the roof offers protection from the outdoor elements.
Potential Downsides of this Outdoor Structure:
Assembly Challenges: Installation requires teamwork, akin to any outdoor structure.
Size Matters: With dimensions of 11′ x 10′ with a height nearing 8 1/2 feet, it may overcrown some yards and may not pass some local restrictions.
Cedar’s Maintenance: The cedar frame necessitates periodic treatment with stain or sealant.
Privacy Predicament: Limited privacy due to the presence of only one side wall.
Bigger Budget: The quality construction, crafted from cedar and aluminum, commands a higher price.
Dimensions: Can You Put a Jacuzzi in a Gazebo?
The diagram below shows the measurements for this outdoor structure. The interior dimensions allow for a hot tub up to 92″ wide (almost 8 feet).
For example, the average square 6 to 7-person spa measures approximately 85″ x 85″ x 36″ tall. Therefore, this gazebo offers lots of versatility as far as your spa’s size.
