Matt began his installation by creating a level and strong sub-base which would support his hot tub tiles without sinking. He did this by laying a small layer of gravel and compacted it all down as well as he could.

With the ground prepared, Matt laid a sheet of membrane where the base would be installed and held it in place using bricks which he could removed once the install was complete. He then measured out the area of the base and put in place wooden planks to create a border to prevent the base from moving when walked or run on.

Next, Matt began installing his base. He laid one inflatable base tile at once and attached each neighbouring tile together using the interlocking pegs and repeated this until his base was complete. It was a simple yet effective process Matt told us.

Finally, with the tiles in place, Matt proceeded to place his hot tub mat and inflated Lay-Z-Spa on top of the rubber hot tub base. With his hot tub in position, filled with water and plugged in, Matt then covered the surround area around of the Lay-Z-Spa with a dark decorative gravel to add to the overall appearance of the installation.

All that was left to do was for Matt and his family to enjoy their Lay-Z-Spa hot tub!