Logosol M8 - Manual (Page 29)

The benches
The benches and the stove guard can
be made of the same material, for
instance 22x120 mm decking boards
or the like. First, cut the seat boards.
TIP: If you have difficulty in cutting
the correct angle, you can first cut the
boards into the correct length. Lay
out the boards so that they overlap
each other, and draw a line where the
boards cross on the inner side. Cut
along the drawn lines.
TIP: Router or sand off all the edges
on the seat boards before mounting
them in the hot tub.
TIP: Lay out all the finished seat
boards on the bottom of the hot tub
before deciding where the bench
brackets should be.
TIP: When making the benches, take
off your shoes before climbing into
the hot tub. It is a sad thing to have
footprints in the new hot tub.
Screw a short board piece to each
bench bracket with short screws.
Screw the brackets to the side boards
inside the hot tub. They should be
approx. 3 cm above the bottom with a
c/c distance of about 75 cm. On both
sides, the outermost bracket should be
fitted somewhat closer to its adjacent
bracket, so that it is covered by the
seat boards. Fasten the seat boards
with 25 mm wood screws.
Half-finished bench, see drawing on next page.