Solomon

Have you checked out a Cover Valet? http://www.covervalet.com/products/coverlifters/

Glad to hear you prevailed! Enjoy!!

I am planning to get an enclosure for my hot tub, and the Cover Valet was recommended because it would take up much less wall space inside the enclosure. Anyone have any opinions on the Cover Valet? http://www.covervalet.com/products/coverli...let/default.asp

I'm looking for matting to put around my spa and found this website: http://www.softnsafefloors.com/buymatsonline.htm

It's funny you just posted this, I am looking for a patio heater too, and while flipping TV channels came across Home Shopping Network that was selling an 1500 watt electric indoor outdoor patio heater. I want to do a little bit of research on it, but at first glance, it looks pretty good! Check it out! http://home-solutions.hsn.com/soleus-1500-...77&ocm=sekw

I appreciate your suggestions, but I am looking for a full enclosure similar to this

I live in MA and was quoted $9900.00 for the Optima. This included cover, cover lifter, cd ozonator, stairs, startup chemicals, and delivery. This did not include MA 5% sales tax. Hope this info helps!

I am looking for an enclosure for my spa. There are a few spa dealers that sell them, but none actually have one set up for me to look at, and it's very hard to tell the quality by looking at a brochure. Is there anyone in this forum who has an enclosure, or who can offer some advice?

After my last post, I searched the internet for info on the C-45 Series and found the following website: http://www.spaandsauna.com/products/calderaspas.html I hope you find the info on this site helpful. Unfortunately for me, they don't make a C Series equivalent to the Niagara. Good Luck!

Would you happen to know the C series equivalent to the Niagara? This is the Caldera model I've been looking at, but I'm not sure I need the extra bells and whistles.

You got a MUCH better price of the $9900.00 plus 5% tax than I did! And that was the price for an in stock tub!! I got 2 other prices so far, 0ne for a Marquis Regency at $8992.00 no stereo, and a Baja 1067 $8000.00 no stereo both do not include tax. The Optima is also not a floor display, I can select any combination. So based on what I'm reading I should snap up the Optima correct? As long as you have wet tested it against others and feel it is the best tub for you - I say GO FOR IT!

You got a MUCH better price of the $9900.00 plus 5% tax than I did! And that was the price for an in stock tub!!

NO stereo was included in that price. Unfortunately the local dealer has no competition so he can set his own prices.

Hi, I am a Newbie from New England and, probably like everyone else, have done quite a bit of research in trying to figure out which hot tub to purchase. I think I've narrowed it down to the three listed above. I've been quoted prices of: Optima - $9900.00 + 5% tax. Includes ozonator-cover w/lift-stairs-delivery without crane service. No Stereo. Piper Glenn - $12,300.00 plus 5% tax - same accessories/delivery as above. Nuage - $10,700.00 plus 5% tax - same accessories/delivery as above. The same dealer sells the Nuage & the Piper Glenn. I feel his prices are a bit steep, however he is the only local dealer of either brand, so I guess I'm stuck! I plan to wet test all three, however only the Optima & the Piper Glenn are on display with water in them. The Nuage is on display, but is empty. I guess my questions for this forum are: 1. Does anyone have any recommendations which may be the better hot tub? 2. Does the pricing seem reasonable? 3. Should I ask the Nuage dealer to accommodate me to wet test the Nuage? THANKS FOR ANY HELP!