Fabrico Sundome

[club411]

Hello,

I was wodnering if anyone used any sort of spa dome for the winter. My tub is 10 stories up in Chicago where it can get quite windy. I was wondering if anyone had any ideas on how to cut down the wind, seemed like one of these domes would be a good winter solution.

Thanks!

Ray

[Jim_The_Jim]

Hello,

I was wodnering if anyone used any sort of spa dome for the winter. My tub is 10 stories up in Chicago where it can get quite windy. I was wondering if anyone had any ideas on how to cut down the wind, seemed like one of these domes would be a good winter solution.

Thanks!

Ray

A rooftop in Chicago has to be the windy spot for a hot tub. If you can put a wind break around the tub that would leave to "roof" off and allow a view. If the wind break is movable on wheels with weights that would be my choice so you can get it out of the way in summer when you want breezes and the views. You can make part of the wind break with tempered glass or with plexi glass. to maintain the views.

[Brulan1]

A rooftop in Chicago has to be the windy spot for a hot tub. If you can put a wind break around the tub that would leave to "roof" off and allow a view. If the wind break is movable on wheels with weights that would be my choice so you can get it out of the way in summer when you want breezes and the views. You can make part of the wind break with tempered glass or with plexi glass. to maintain the views.

There should be an invention called the spa-dome