This is a standard feature with each Suite or Studio. There are two recessed lamps in the soffit over the entry door and brass lamps on the wall panels on either side of the entry. Wiring is pre-installed and easily connected during assembly. A low-voltage timer/transformer is provided with each system.

Clear, detailed instructions make installation straightforward. In most cases assembly of your spa gazebo can be completed in a day or less. Your spa gazebo must be properly anchored to a level concrete slab, wood deck, or other structure capable of supporting the gazebo as well as loads added through the forces of wind, snow and other natural load-inducing conditions. Concrete anchor hardware is included.

The Vista Series enclosures are manufactured with either the “Classic Arch” or “Divided Light Panel” window styles. The customer then has a choice of glazing.
   The bronze Plexiglas offers relative privacy to those within the enclosure, but good visibility from within.
   The white Plexiglas is translucent, allowing the passage of light, with no clear visibility of people within the enclosure.
   The tempered glass has only a slight bronze tint and visibility through the enclosure is very good.
   Either window style works well with the three glazing choices.

Wall and skirt panels are 5/8” thick clear kiln-dried tongue-and-groove redwood panels. Close-tolerance milling and careful assembly achieves a high degree of product strength and durability.

For a slightly smaller open spa gazebo, see our Vista Pavilion

The “Vista Cabana” is perfect for so many backyard uses, especially in milder climates. Although a Cabana is often found poolside, it is a wonderful comfort area for the spa or sauna, and quite comfortable for outdoor dining or a sheltered exercise room. Perfectly placed in the backyard the neighbors won’t see your every move.

The Vista Cabana shares the same footprint as the Vista Suite.