A: We have hip roofs, gable roofs, and geodesic roofs available.

Q: What is your strongest hot tub enclosure roof?

A: Our Chalet Collection of hot tub enclosures has been rated by a professional engineer to hold 100 POUNDS PER SQUARE FOOT.

Q: Do all your hip roofs have skydomes? What are the sizes of the skydomes?

A: Yes. All our hip roofs have skydomes. The sizes of the skydomes vary depending on the gazebo model. The dimensions of the skydomes are provided on the website under the description of each particular gazebo.

Q: What material do you use for your wood hot tub enclosure roofs.

A: The wood hot tub enclosure roofs are made of grade A clear kiln dried cedar. The wood roofs have a cross member construction similar to hollow door construction and are lined with mahogany plywood.

Q: What material do you use for your metalwood hot tub enclosure roofs.

A: The metalwood hot tub enclosure roofs are made of steel with baked on enamel. The metalwood hot tub enclosure roofs have a cross member construction similar to hollow door construction. From inside the hot tub enclosure you cannot see metal as the inside of the roofs are lined with mahogany plywood.

Q: What do you recommend?A wood roof or metalwood roof?

A: Both are good hot tub enclosure roofs. The benefit of a wood roof is that it is less expensive and has a warmer feeling to it. The benefits of the metalwood roofs are greater durability, very low maintenance, and a u-joint connection system that makes the roof leak proof even without caulking.

Q: Does the metalwood roof have a profile? What colors are the available for the metalwood roof?

A: Yes, the metalwood roof has shake profile. The metalwood roof is available in Garden Green or Taupe Brown.