Hi Adrian; Bullfrog Spas are built with the motherboard and pumps located behind the front cabinet door. For easy maintenance and access, we build a trap door in the spa vault so that the front cabinet door can be serviced easily. (You can see the trap door at 2:06 and 2:38)
@@BFspasogden Hi -- this looks great! But is it possible to do ALL servicing just by accessing the single side of the spa where the trap door is? What about maintaining/replacing jets, lights, etc.? I'd really like to drop the Stil7 partially into a vault (18" to remain above finish grade), but am worried that they will need to access all four sides...? Or is EVERYTHING you'd need to ever do all doable from just one side? Thank you!
Looks good....but getting to the pumps or inside the unit would probably require I crane to lift it out for servicing...ouch expensive.
Hi Adrian; Bullfrog Spas are built with the motherboard and pumps located behind the front cabinet door. For easy maintenance and access, we build a trap door in the spa vault so that the front cabinet door can be serviced easily. (You can see the trap door at 2:06 and 2:38)
@@BFspasogden Hi -- this looks great! But is it possible to do ALL servicing just by accessing the single side of the spa where the trap door is? What about maintaining/replacing jets, lights, etc.? I'd really like to drop the Stil7 partially into a vault (18" to remain above finish grade), but am worried that they will need to access all four sides...? Or is EVERYTHING you'd need to ever do all doable from just one side? Thank you!
@@bgoork1 There is a small chance of service needs on other sides of the spa. You'll need to be prepared to crane it out in that case.
How does the vault drain water if you wash the deck or it rains ?
How much did the vault cost?
I would also like to know this.
Looks like it's made of galvanized steel..........forget it in Florida as it will be a rusty mess on short order.