Deluxe – Snowy Climate Hot Tub Cover

Blue Ribbon’s Deluxe Hot Tub cover is designed to last longer and perform better than any other hot tub cover on the market. It is heavy duty and extra thick, made specifically to handle Canada’s snowy climate. The deluxe 6” × 4” tapered hot tub cover features more slope/taper and is made for heavy snowfall. This allows for easy water run-off in the Spring and Fall, and the strength to handle snow accumulation in the winter. The cover also comes with an option to upgrade to 2LB density foam for top-of-the-line insulation. To help these covers remain durable we’ve added the industry standard 4 mil vapour barrier for lasting protection against water evaporation. All our hot tub covers are offered in a variety of 27 oz. marine grade vinyl colours and in different shapes and sizes too! Upgrades available include Double Wrap Vapour Barrier for the Foam Cores, Full Length of fold Steam Stopper and Reflective underside to name a few.

~~$459.00~~ $439.00

How long will it take to get my hot tub cover?

Manufacture typically takes 2 weeks and delivery 1-5 days. See our FAQ for more.

“I received the cover far faster than I thought I would and it is beautiful. Everything lined up and works perfectly. I’ll definitely recommend Blue Ribbon Covers to anyone who asks me where to buy a great cover. Thanks again!”

Jeff W. from Bowmanville, Ontario

*Select Colour
We use only tested and proven material in our hot tub and spa covers. Our standard marine grade vinyl is a 27oz virgin material that contains UV stabilized pigments and has mold and mildew inhibitors and is Antimicrobial treated.

Black $
Brown $
Burgundy $
Charcoal $
Chestnut $
Grey $
Hunter $
Navy $
Rust $
Tan $
*Select Shape
Please select the shape of your hot tub or spa cover below. Note that some shapes differ only by their fold and that although some of the aspect ratios illustrated below may not match your overall shape, specific measurements will be entered in the following screens to describe the exact dimensions of your cover.

Round $
Square/Rectangle $
Rounded Square/Rectangle $
One Cut Corner – A (optional rounded corners) $
One Cut Corner – B (optional rounded corners) $
Cut Corner or Octagon $
Two Corners Cut – A (optional rounded corners) $
Two Corners Cut – B (optional rounded corners) $
Measuring Your Cover for the Perfect Fit

Please carefully measure your dimensions in inches and enter them below. Overall length or width of cover may not exceed 96 inches. It is recommended that you measure your actual hot tub first, you can compare these measurements to the existing cover later. Measure your hot tub from the farthest outside edge to the farthest outside edge.
Measurements

*A inches

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*Skirt/Flap Length

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Special Notes:
Enter special notes about these measurements here.

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Measurements

*A inches

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*B inches

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Skirt/Flap Length:

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Special Notes:
Enter special notes about these measurements here.

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Measuring the Radius Corner
The radius corner measurement should be taken directly from the corner of your spa, not the existing cover. The best way to get an accurate measurement is to use a carpenter’s square. If you don’t have one, that’s ok. Two rulers will work as well. Align both edges to the corner of your spa. The point where the curve begins back to the inside corner of the square will be your radius measurement. See diagram.
If you need further assistance you may want to try using our Radius Corner Measurement Sheet. The smaller the radius the more square the corner is. If you are unsure of the measurement, always go with the smaller one. A larger one will not fit properly on the spa and will not do its job.

Measurements

*A inches

$

*B inches

$

*C inches

$

Skirt/Flap Length

$

Special Notes:
Enter special notes about these measurements here.

$
Measuring the Radius Corner
The radius corner measurement should be taken directly from the corner of your spa, not the existing cover. The best way to get an accurate measurement is to use a carpenter’s square. If you don’t have one, that’s ok. Two rulers will work as well. Align both edges to the corner of your spa. The point where the curve begins back to the inside corner of the square will be your radius measurement. See diagram.
If you need further assistance you may want to try using our Radius Corner Measurement Sheet. The smaller the radius the more square the corner is. If you are unsure of the measurement, always go with the smaller one. A larger one will not fit properly on the spa and will not do its job.

Measurements

*A inches

$

*B inches

$

*C inches

$

*D inches

$

*E inches

$

F inches

$

Skirt/Flap Length

$

Special Notes:
Enter special notes about these measurements here.

$
Measuring the Radius Corner
The radius corner measurement should be taken directly from the corner of your spa, not the existing cover. The best way to get an accurate measurement is to use a carpenter’s square. If you don’t have one, that’s ok. Two rulers will work as well. Align both edges to the corner of your spa. The point where the curve begins back to the inside corner of the square will be your radius measurement. See diagram.
If you need further assistance you may want to try using our Radius Corner Measurement Sheet. The smaller the radius the more square the corner is. If you are unsure of the measurement, always go with the smaller one. A larger one will not fit properly on the spa and will not do its job.

Measurements

*A inches

$

*B inches

$

*C inches

$

*D inches

$

*E inches

$

F inches

$

Skirt/Flap Length

$

Special Notes:
Enter special notes about these measurements here.

$
Measurements

*A inches

$

*B inches

$

*C inches

$

Skirt/Flap Length

$

Special Notes:
Enter special notes about these measurements here.

$
Measuring the Radius Corner
The radius corner measurement should be taken directly from the corner of your spa, not the existing cover. The best way to get an accurate measurement is to use a carpenter’s square. If you don’t have one, that’s ok. Two rulers will work as well. Align both edges to the corner of your spa. The point where the curve begins back to the inside corner of the square will be your radius measurement. See diagram.
If you need further assistance you may want to try using our Radius Corner Measurement Sheet. The smaller the radius the more square the corner is. If you are unsure of the measurement, always go with the smaller one. A larger one will not fit properly on the spa and will not do its job.

Measurements

*A inches

$

*B inches

$

*C inches

$

*D inches

$

*E inches

$

F inches

$

Skirt/Flap Length

$

Special Notes:
Enter special notes about these measurements here.

$
Measuring the Radius Corner
The radius corner measurement should be taken directly from the corner of your spa, not the existing cover. The best way to get an accurate measurement is to use a carpenter’s square. If you don’t have one, that’s ok. Two rulers will work as well. Align both edges to the corner of your spa. The point where the curve begins back to the inside corner of the square will be your radius measurement. See diagram.
If you need further assistance you may want to try using our Radius Corner Measurement Sheet. The smaller the radius the more square the corner is. If you are unsure of the measurement, always go with the smaller one. A larger one will not fit properly on the spa and will not do its job.

Measurements

*A inches

$

*B inches

$

*C inches

$

*D inches

$

*E inches

$

F inches

$

Skirt/Flap Length

$

Special Notes:
Enter special notes about these measurements here.

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