Dundalk LeisureCraft Cedar Hot Tub Assembly Manual

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Introduction:

Thank you for selecting a Dundalk LeisureCraft Tub! Your

tub will provide many years of soaking enjoyment.

Assembly will be easier if you follow the correct sequence

of steps and use the proper tools. Please take the time

to read the instructions completely and carefully before

starting the assembly process.

How wooden tubs hold water: The tub is assembled dry.

Because dry wood will swell a significant amount when

saturated with water, all of the joints compress tightly,

allowing the tub to hold water.

Special note: It is important to keep the tub floor and side

staves stored in a dry place until assembly time. If the tub

gets wet prior to assembly, the wood may swell to a larger

size making assembly much more difficult and slow the

sealing of the tub.

Section 1: Packing List

Locate the packing list from the outside of the shipping

crate to identify and confirm that all items are included. A

copy of the packing list is inside the packaging. See Figure

1.1 to help identify the major parts.

Figure 1.1: Benches, Joists, Staves, Floor panels

Dundalk LeisureCraft

Cedar Hot Tub Assembly

Instructions

Section 2: Tools and Supplies Needed

A few basic tools and items are needed to complete the

assembly of your new tub. Gather what you will need

before you start.

Figure 2.1 tools required

A large rubber mallet

Small tape measure

Screw gun or cordless drill

#2 Philips bit for screw gun or cordless drill

Carpenters' level (2' or longer)

15/16" open end, socket, or crescent wrench

Vise Grip pliers

Caulking gun or squeeze tube of clear silicone

Medium sized pipe wrench

Section 3: Site Preparation

Before assembling your tub, prepare a suitable spot for it.

Hot tubs will weigh from 1500 to 8000 lbs when full of

water - so a stable foundation is essential. You must

provide for good drainage and a solid foundation.

Outdoor installation: Good drainage is vital so that water

from splashing, overflow, cleaning and draining operations

can be carried away from the site.