Good DIY hot tub plans give you real dimensions, a plumbing layout, a parts list and structural drawings. Here is what to look for and what my plans include.
Category Archives: DIY Hot Tub Building
This blog covers everything you need to know about building your own DIY Hot Tub. From planning to plumbing, I cover it all.
Why a DIY hot tub or plunge pool needs twin main drains with anti-entrapment covers, and how to set, plumb and test them before you pour the slab.
How Niel built a two-piece hard top hot tub cover from timber, foam, fibreglass and epoxy for about £700, step by step, with his top tips and what to think about before making your own.
When cedar tubs had a two-year wait, Brandon built his own. Here’s his honest account of permits, liners and leaks, plus my pointers if you’re planning something similar.
Everything you need to decide before building an in-ground hot tub, from location and construction method to plumbing, heating, electrics and permits, with links to the detailed guides for each stage.
Everything you need to know about building your own above ground hot tub, from choosing block or ICF to the slab, plumbing, insulation and permissions.
What a built-in spa is, where it can go and how to build one: construction options, plumbing, heating, electrics and safety, from someone who built his own.
When it comes to building a spa, there are many factors to consider. One of the most important is the type of spa construction you choose. There are several different types of spa construction, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. In this blog post, we will explore the different types of spa construction so that you can make an informed decision about which type is right for you.
Happy New Year to my readers. It is that time again when we all re-evaluate our lives. We make our New Year’s resolutions and see if we can stick to them. We also plan what we want to achieve for the next year, in this case 2023 and that might include a DIY Hot Tub build.
Not all tiles are suitable for a hot tub. Here’s which to use, why I’d choose mosaic pool tiles, how porcelain and ceramic differ, and how to keep steps from being slippery.










