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Thanks for your help Dave - I think we landed on a spot about 10 feet from the porch steps. There won't be an issue with windows in this location. Our paver guy seems pretty intelligent and had a good thought about where to place it. I appreciate your advice and time! Take care, Julia

Thanks for your help Jim - great advice. I'll check Sundance out - we're also looking at Hot Spring (Envoy model). Have a great night! --Julia Hi Julia positioning the tub makes all the difference what ever tub you buy you dont want the best seats of the spa facing the wall of your house so keep this in mind when picking out your spa also your spa tech has to have access to the equipment bay in case you ever need service I cant realy help you with where to put the spa. with out seeing your back yard and knowing your restrictions but I can give you some advice buy a good quality tub dont buy cheap and dont buy junk. I recommend sundance they are the best tub on the market even if you have to buy a 680 series you are still better off than buying from costco or rec wharehouse and every where you go everbody is going to tell you they have the best so you will buy from them dont be taken in by some slick salesman do your research and you will see and wet test them and let your own mind be the deciding factor not the salesman I hope this helped you let me know if there is anything else I can do.

Hi Julia positioning the tub makes all the difference what ever tub you buy you dont want the best seats of the spa facing the wall of your house so keep this in mind when picking out your spa also your spa tech has to have access to the equipment bay in case you ever need service I cant realy help you with where to put the spa. with out seeing your back yard and knowing your restrictions but I can give you some advice buy a good quality tub dont buy cheap and dont buy junk. I recommend sundance they are the best tub on the market even if you have to buy a 680 series you are still better off than buying from costco or rec wharehouse and every where you go everbody is going to tell you they have the best so you will buy from them dont be taken in by some slick salesman do your research and you will see and wet test them and let your own mind be the deciding factor not the salesman I hope this helped you let me know if there is anything else I can do.

Hi everyone, new to this forum. We are having a paver patio installed soon and want to have a hot tub as well. We were all set to have the hot tub along the back of the house on the side, and our installer called the county where we live and apparently you have to be so many feet away from glass to locate a hot tub? The location we had planned would have been outside of 3 different windows on our house. The paver patio will be about 1,500 sf and is kind of rectangular directly behind our house and screened porch. We'll have a rather large gas fire pit, table and 6 chairs, and wanted two chaise lounges. Now I have to figure out where else we can locate a hot tub without it being directly in the middle of the yard. I thought that maybe we could put it where the two chaise lounges were (which would have been just off of the back steps), but am not sure. If you have any thoughts I'd really appreciate it. Also - are there restrictions on how far away from your house you can be to still have electric wired to the tub? My kids and I will really be disappointed if we can't have a hot tub - help! I appreciate your time. --Julia