Questions and Answers for Cover Valet Spa Cover Lift and Caddy

A:  I bought this a few years back for my 8x8, 500lb water capacity, hot tub and it works perfectly! Would def recommend!

A:  I don't know why it wouldn't.

A:  I had to use different screws with a wooden spacer on mine because of distance.

A:  Although these terms are used interchangeably, lags should technically be referred to as a screw and not as a bolt. A bolt is a fastener with a machine thread that can accept a nut. A bolt is properly assembled and tightened by rotating the nut. ... Lag screws are almost always used in wood applications.

A:  Plate should be under the hot tub, raise hooks to accept the cover, fold cover in half then slide into hooks. Flip unit back down to put the cover away. Repeat when done.

A:  It pulls up so it is parallel with the hot tub and then you can slide the hot tub cover into it. It makes for ease of lifting the cover up and down. The you just push the cover out of it onto the tub and cover it back up.

A:  Pull the arms of it (they look like hooks) away and up from the side of the spa. It should resist because it’s hydraulic so be careful as it comes up on the spring. Now open the cover to fold it in half only. Walk back over to the hydraulic arm and pull the folded cover toward you into the forks (the arms). Once you pull the folded cover into the forks, guide the hydraulic arms back down. Tip it so the cover is sitting in the cradle and now held in the cradle on the side of the spa. Go in reverse order to put the spa cover back on. Idk what order the photos will load in.

A:  It can sit at the same height as the top of the spa, or tip it down 90° as shown in the picture

A:  About 3ft feet when you put off hot tub, maybe 5 inches when tilt to the side.

A:  No

A:  No, this will not work.

A:  Mine spa is 30 inches tall. There is an adjustment on the handles and it should fit a 24 inch hot tub.

A:  Yes, ours has 8" of space.

A:  Yes. The opening where it slides on is 8 1/2 inches

A:  Yes. Even though I only need 4.5 inches of space, it has 8.5 inches of room. It works great! Your cover should fit.

A:  Yes

A:  No, no screws. It slides underneath the spa. It depends on the measurements of your spa where the cover would rest. Call the manufacturer, they are very helpful.

A:  No, No screws needed. It slides under the tub. (You can mount it if you prefer.)