Logosol M8 - Manual (Page 31)

The stove guard
Screw two boards horizontally to the
fixing points on the stove. Let there
be a space of a couple of centimetres
between them and the side boards.
Build a vertical fence on the horizontal
boards. The fence should be fitted
about 15 cm above the bottom and
10 cm above the highest point of the
stove.
TIP: Build the entire fence on a suitable
work surface, and then screw it to the
stove. It is difficult to reach the srews
from behind so, in this case, use torx
wood screws or through bolts.
TIP: The stove guard is a good fixing
point for a narrow table, on a level with
the upper edge of the hot tub, on which
you can place a bowl of peanuts (see
Wooden cover).
Wooden cover
Make a wooden cover of some kind of
water-resistant wooden board, or thin
tongued and grooved boards that bear
at least 50 kg. The cover is best done
in three sections. Two sections over
the bath area, and one section that is
cut to fit around the stove behind the
stove guard. The ”peanut table” can
serve as a support for one section of
the cover.
The cover has three functions:
1. It is a protection preventing small
children from falling into the hot tub
when no adults are around.
2. It keeps the heat in the water during
night.
3. It is a protection against leaves and
bird droppings.
Drowning risk!
Consider the risk of children
drowning. Use a stable and solid cover
when the hot tub is not being used.
Ensure that small children cannot
open it!