Classic Accessories Veranda Water-Resistant 86 Inch Square Hot Tub Cover, Patio Furniture Covers

Works great. We use it to cover an existing cover as it was starting to break down.

Loved that it protects the hot tub lid from the elements and pets. Plus helps save energy.

These covers look nice and are well made, however like anything, they don't last forever against UV and weather exposure. They do protect your expensive spa cover from weathering so are recommended. We've used covers for both patio furniture, and autos for DECADES. Nothing lasts forever under the sun or out in the elements.These covers have a waterproof, flexible PVC coating bonded to the inside of the fabric to make the cover waterproof - as long as this coating remains intact. We've had these covers typically last just under two years with gentle use. The outer fabric eventually succumbs to UV deterioration and rips, puckers, and chalks, the waterproof coating eventually dries and flakes/flakes off, however it has a 3-yr warranty.If you purchased this cover via Amazon, and need replacement due to manufacturing or material defect, you always have access to your original receipt/proof of purchase. and these covers have a GENEROUS 3-year warranty. If necessary, you can file a claim on-line with Classic Accessories using your receipt, batch number from your manufacturing tag, and optionally a photo of the problem. Do NOT dispose of your original cover until you receive the warranty replacement! We received excellent warranty service from Classic Accessories.

Acheté pour remplacer le couvert rigide du spa qui devient lourd après quelques temps à soulever (eau s'accumule dans le foam). Nous avons hâte de voir si il fait la "job" pour conserver température et niveau d'eau (lorsque pas couvert).

Works as advertised so far, fits a bit big on our tub, but we ordered it big because we have the 'hydrolic' lift system, and one dimensions is larger than the other. In effect, this top size is too big for us, but needed it due to lift system making one dimension bigger. So, first night great. Make sure to clean with vac your new (assuming you are getting this to cover an expensive cover) top off first, and then don't drag this over, but instead lift with another or unfold into place. Then when you remove, reverse the process to not drag stuff and debris (shingle ashalt pebbles, sticks, etc.) over the top of the thermal cover, and on the bottom of this cover. Secondly and maybe even more importantly, make sure to cinch this thing down really good. 3rd night, 4 AM, it was windy, and this thing came off and was down the deck a ways. Don't hesitate to cinch it good. Now, in 1-2 or more years we'll see how the cinching holds up, and the bunchie type cord holds up. Oh, and how the cover holds up. At 80 or so bucks delivered, if we get 2-3 years of it and no UV and temp/freeze/water/cracking of the thermal portion under it, I'm OK with the cost. A new top for our tub costs about 1000 bucks, so this may be of some value if it holds up and does its job.