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How to Utilize the Under Deck Space With a Hot Tub?

High Elevated Decks often have a secondary space. Which is located under the deck, sometimes not occupied, Due to Natural site conditions or the design is underdeveloped. This area can become a dark, uninviting space. To prevent this we create another entertainable space. We suggest one main concept idea is to install a HOT TUB. Why? Because This is a natural great private area. It quickly becomes the centralized focus, instead of an afterthought where the Hot Tub is somewhere off to the side.

MOOD BOARD INSPIRATION

Mood board curated by Anne Harris

We created a Mood Board to help you visualize this space come to life!

 ① String Lights with led clear globe bulbs

This is a must! These Outdoor Patio String Lights create a warm white ambiance of outdoor activities and give off warm, soft Lighting that allures intimacy into space. They are easy to install with a light gripper, cable tie, or cup hook to be placed anywhere desired.

② J-475 Designer hot Tub with Lounge Seat

② J-475 Designer hot Tub with Lounge Seat

You can choose any Hot Tub of your choice, but we suggest this one because it a full-body relief. Seating 5-6 people, which great for group entertainment. Other great features such as illuminated waterfall, color touch screen panel.

③ Saguard Medium Tapered Planter – Alpine Stone

Planters are a great addition to your patio. Especially if the Hot Tub takes up the main central space. We suggest an Alpine Stone finish. (available in 14 different finishes). Also, they considered good anchor points, especially for corners. What is unique about this cast stone planter is that it is frost resistant and has a drainage hole feature, so you do not have to worry about overwatering your plants.

④ Simplicity Tall Round Planter - Concrete Grey

Another alternative or you can do a combination is this round planter, which is fiber cement and only currently available in concrete grey finish. This planter is a stable accent piece to your backyard. This planter weighs about 39 pounds making it durable and frost resistant.

⑤ Swell Club Chair – White

Since there is a Hot Tub, You should take into consideration of water. You should select waterproof furniture is the basic of outdoor furniture. The next key factor is the time it takes to dry. This Swell Club Chair is an excellent selection due to its mesh fabric finish. Richard Schultz designed them. 2007.  The frame of this chair comes in various colors so that you can add an accent color pop.

⑥ Plateau Low Square Fire Table

I admit I am obsessed with fire pits! Fire pits are elegant, and sometimes, when I watch a fire, it looks like the flames are dancing. I suggest this fire pit because of its modern look and low profile. So it won’t take away the focus of the Hot Tub. Propane-fueled using brass burner system and eight jets of black lava rocks. On the low setting, it can run for 22 hours, so you can enjoy the fire while in the Hot Tub,


⑦ EarthFlora Artificial Boxwood

Privacy is essential, especially with having a Hot Tub. We tackle this by using Natural Landscape elements. A Tall Privacy Planter Wall. They come in various heights and are custom fabricated with quality artificial wood.

⑧ Transcend Composite Decking (and/or) ⑨ Trex Select Composite Decking

We suggest a Composite Decking color of your choice. We recommend something on the deep earth tones. So the strings lights we added under the decks can bounce, illuminating the space effortlessly.

⑩ Interlocking Artificial Grass Tiles

We love creating a transition of space, and one way we achieve this by flooring patterns. This Interlocking system works well with the following suggested items #11 and #12. Most people tend to have a rigid boundary when the “yard” starts and begins. However, it does not have to be this way. We suggest alternating the tile pattern with Mallsten Decking, allowing a natural walk path from one side of the yard to the other. Also, this is a self-draining system, no mowing, no fertilizers, and low maintenance.

①①Mallsten Decking - Gray

We consider Mallsten Decking Gray to be our accent tiles. Since it is waterproof porcelain, which is perfect with the Hot Tub begin nearby. We believe this partner well with the interlocking artificial grass tiles mentions above. The assembly smoothly works well with our third suggest pattern, item #12 Runnen floor decking.

①② Runnen Decking – Brown Stained

Our main decking floor pattern is Runnen Decking, another excellent selection because of its natural wood look. The easy interlocking system, as well. We also like the design because it resembles local spas flooring, and having the Hot Tub brings the spa vibes to your backyard.

Conclusion

Now we have activated the under-deck space with a few selections. You can choose other alternative items. These few elements we believe are core items to liven up this area. Also, with a Hot Tub, think about how water—using waterproof items - quick-dry furniture. Soft Lighting to keep the intimacy of the space and use natural landscape (planters) for privacy. One tip for patio flooring is to try to have at least two patterns, which helps with the transition of zones and connectivity spaces.   

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