Jim & Claudia

couple of steps down into it with some of those interlocking terracing stones all around with a few ferns growing out of the holes left in the walls made by leaving out a brick or two. That would be cool!

we just had a 10x10 4 in thick with 2 wire mesh overlapping in the center mainly, for 500.00. We live in So.Cal. We put it over our newly filled in pool. I hated it. finally it is gone. got our spa today. it is great . wish i COULD STAY IN L0NGER. Ours will surely fail before everyone elses because eventually the dirt will compact no matter how big of a CAT they drove over it. Am I worried, nope cause the pool is gone and the spa is here. Jim

I guess I was thinking on getting it perfectly aligned before it was set. Probably too hard to do that at this point and I can use flex to get to it. Just trying to be too *** I guess. Thanks. That sounds like a great way to approach what I needt to do. JimP

I did give him a call and he was a little vauge. We live a couple of hours away and won't have a chance to go by there till Saturday to have a look. He said the cleanest install was through the pad and into a knockout on the side. Looks like I'll have to wing it on where I stub it out.

hi all. Just joined up. great info here. I do need a little help with a couple of things. The concrete guy will be here on Friday to build the form for the pad and the electrician will be here next Wed. to install the sub panel. What I would like to know is, if I bury the conduit from the panel to the Spa what needs to be done to the conduit and wire after it comes out of the ground by the spa. Both contractors are saying"What ever you want me to do". Do I need to come through the pad under the spa or up next to it or install a small pole of some kind. some pictures of what you had done would be nice. Thanks everyone!! JimP