My Favorite Hot Tub Gazebo for Privacy & Entertaining
Do you want to turn your outdoor spa into a fun hangout spot where you can entertain more friends? This cedar frame hot tub gazebo has a built-in bar shelf, privacy walls and a hardtop roof for year-round use.
Jacuzzi Gazebo Adds Both Style and Function to Your Tub:
I like this patio gazebo because it can make a plain, ordinary hot tub feel cozier, more private and more luxurious. In addition, the structural design makes the space more functional.
For example, now you have a place to set food and drinks and can invite more friends to sit outside the spa. Plus, the hardtop roof provides a place to hang lights, speakers or other accessories.
You can also attach curtains or mosquito net if you want. The frame comes with a built-in dual rail system to hang from, so you can easily add more shade or privacy if you want.
Note: The heavy-duty wood frame and metal roof can make your hot tub more enjoyable year-round. Therefore, you can get more use out of your spa, even during winter.
Wood Slat Surround Provides Privacy & Style
The horizontal wood slat privacy walls have a modern, contemporary style, while they also allow light and air flow through. In other words, they are functional, and they create an attractive backdrop too.
And even though the space feels more secluded with the side walls, it still seems light and open. Plus, the rooftop skylight also brings in natural light during the day.
Is a Hardtop Spa Gazebo Worth the Money?
Hardtop gazebos cost more than hot tub enclosures with canvas canopies. They also require more time and work to put together. For example, this structure can take between 8 and 16 hours to set up, depending on your skills, tools available and help from friends. Not to mention, if you don’t want to DIY this project, expect to tack on that extra cost for labor.
Besides the higher cost, another potential downside is the larger size and tall frame (9’4″ tall). Not only does your property need to have enough space for the gazebo, but local building codes may restrict the height or size of backyard structures.
Moreover, this outdoor shelter only comes in the 11′ x 11′ size and the modern contemporary style. Therefore, you’re kind of limited to the jacuzzi size you can use, and the design may not match all home styles.
All that said, the finished structure can actually add value to your home and end up paying for itself in the long run. Not to mention, the solid cedar framing and steel roof will last many many years with minimal upkeep.
Furthermore, the SummerCove Gazebo comes as a DIY assemble-yourself kit. Therefore, you can build it yourself and save the money that you would otherwise pay a contractor. In the end, you still get an upscale, custom-looking hot tub gazebo that you’ll enjoy for years to come.
Note: If you want to get outdoor chairs for your gazebo bar, check out these industrial metal barstools.
They come in a variety of colors, and their 30″ height fits well with the 40″ tall bar table. Plus, their budget-friendly price is an added bonus.
