SPAKIT-FL-ACE Hot Tub Cabinet Spa Replacement Kit, Weathered Acorn

Easy to install using standard tools. You will need a hand saw and a spade drill bit if you have some tricky electrical supply cuts to make (see pictures). The instructions come in the hardware kit. Put corners on first then sides. Cut all using a standard circular saw. Hardware kit comes with a specialized drill bit for the color matched screws. I ended up having extra hardware but I suppose that if you had a spa larger than a 6‘ x 6‘ then you would probably be just fine. It took me about two hours to do everything - start to finish. Very pleased with the result.These panels will need something to which they can fasten so you may need to replace any damaged wood framing with some pressure treated 2x4s. Tip: Rebuild and enhance the underlying frame first.Update: after almost a year still looks great. Be sure to anchor the provided mini joint cover strips in the center and over both sides of joints to be covered. One bowed out because it needed to be repositioned. So save the hardware kit in case you need to reposition or secure any panels or strips.

This product is junk. Not even a month old and it's cracking apart. Waste of money

Very flimsy product. Would be shocked if it makes it more than a year in the sun here in the high desert. Was easy to install. Made the spa look great at first. 3 weeks in the sun and a few pieces have faded color already. Product has a styrofoam backing so be very careful tightening screws or it bulges or cracks. Kinda disappointed for the price.

I am disappointed. Before purchasing, I read instructions and looked at installation video, both had different trim pieces than what I received which I only discovered after already cutting the main pieces. After contacting the company, they said they went to a less-wide 1 1/2 inch trim because of "industry standards". So here is the issue. First you use the screws/grommets to attached the main pieces and then you are put the trim pieces over all the seams that are supposed to hide the seams as well as the screw/grommets underneath so that only the screw/grommet on the trim piece is showing. Well, now that the trim is much less wide, it will not hide the screw/grommets underneath unless they are put really close to the edges which can be problematic. The trim pieces also used to be a little concaved so that each side was thicker underneath so that it was more flush because it is being put over screw/grommets that stick up a little. Now the new trim is completely flat and does not do that so hovers a little above the surface. I don't really think they care. I would hesitate going with this kit. Of course, because I cut the main boards, they will not let me return. After seeing how they handled this, I am getting concerned about the longevity and warping. Will update here are I get info.

This took a very competent Carpenter three days to install due to rotted old frame with curved and routed parts that needed rebuilding. Not many other options, looks great now and cheaper than a new tub.