Gazebos & Pergolas
Designed to protect your Hot Tub or Garden Furniture, all year round.
Frequently asked questions about Gazebos & Pergolas
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What if I can't find the hot tub shelter I'm looking for?
We have a bespoke gazebo with canopy as well as customisable enclosures including pergolas with roofs, but if you can't find the type of hot tub gazebo you need, just get in touch. We can find you the perfect gazebo for your hot tub or swim spa. If you are looking to purchase a hot tub and enclosure together, our sales team can create a bespoke package with any of our gazebos for hot tubs. Not sure what you need? Our team will be happy to help.
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What can I use as a shelter for my hot tub?
Both Pergolas and Gazebos are an ideal choice for a hot tub shelter. Our Gazebo's are designed for easy assembly and disassembly whereas Pergolas are designed to be a more heavy-duty and permanent fixture in your garden space. Along with a cover, these shelters protect your tub from the elements. Any form of hot tub enclosure, whether a canopy or roofed pergola will enhance your hot tub haven!
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Should I put a gazebo over my hot tub?
Hot tub shelters create privacy from nosy neighbours while you soak in your hot tub! Not only that, they protect your spa from wind, rain and direct sunlight, securing your investment for years to come. Choose a hot tub pergola or gazebo to suit your preferences for extra protection, both will do the job!
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Can I put a canopy over a hot tub?
Yes! Canopies are small gazebos which are perfect for protecting your hot tub from rain, UV rays and add an extra layer of privacy while you relax in your spa.
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What is a pergola?
A pergola is a shelter typically found in gardens and parks, with either a sliding or louvred roof, providing a defined yet open space. Garden pergolas are often used for outdoor decoration in gardens, creating a shaded area while allowing airflow and some sunlight to filter through.
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What's the difference between a pergola and a pergoda?
Easily confused, a pergola is an outdoor structure that features a sliding or louvred roof, whereas a pergoda has a solid roof with fixed slats. Pergolas provide more flexibility in weather protection and privacy.
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What's the difference between a pergola and a gazebo?
Unlike traditional gazebos with fully covered roofs, pergolas have sliding or louvred roofs, allowing you to control the level of privacy, letting you soak in peace without feeling stuffy or closed in.
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Should a hot tub be in sun or shade?
Continuous exposure to the sun can damage your spa’s appearance over time. Jacuzzi gazebos and lazy spa gazebos give you flexibility in placing a hot tub in your garden or outdoor space. If you don’t have many natural shady spots, a hot tub enclosure will protect your tub and your family from direct sunlight. For more advice on sheltering your spa from weather, read our protecting your hot tub from the elements guide.