Well my parents want a spa, and they want a gazebo to cover it or so we can put the spa inside. What would be the best way to go upon this? i've seen a few sites that u can order them but they are a bit expensive like 10 grand...anyone have any adivse? or should we just find a contractor and have them do it? we have a few friends that do contrustruction and that might work.

 

find a gazebo store

 

yea thanks smartass! actaully i think my mom did and it was rather expensive since it was located in an upscale rich neighborhood.....h:

 

I'd strongly advise against letting a contractor play architect. It will look like crap. I say spend the dinero to install the hot-tub indoors ( if I'm reading this right h: ).

If inside installation is out of the question, I'd need to get a feel for the exterior design of the house in order to weigh in on design for a gazebo. :dunno:

A good design can make the install look great, but a bad design can make the finished product look horrible.

My 2¥

 

Indoors...hrm well i dont tink so we are lookin for the spa outside, so we can go out when its hot, and then if its cold the gazebo will keep it nice too....the house? well we have enough room to put it on either side of the house...i'll take some pics and post em if i can..the right side has all concreate and were we park cars..the left side along the house has about 20 feet across and about a good 40 feet down the hosue maybe i dunno but yea big enough space for a gazebo....and inside of it a nice spa! i'm pushin them to do it too hehe offerd some cash for help so that i can enjoy it aswell before i move off to college! or when i come back! heheh

 

that is from my window right now, that goes along side all my room which is on the corner, and to the garage which is next to my room...so its pretty big space.

 

Well a 20x40 yard seems generous enough.... :thinking:... regardless of the location (indoors or outdoors), you're going to want some amount of privacy.. h:

The best piece of advice I can give at this point is do it once, and do it right... I know its a cliché, but still....

 

maybe check out some books at the library. :dunno: