I have a knotty pine sunroom and want to install a hot tub but am worried about the moisture rotting the wood. The floor is tile, so no problem there. Anyone have experience with this?
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yes i have and basically you can install a hot tub anywhere. the best thing that worked for me is installing a little window that you can open up for the steam to go out of. it still stayes noce and warm but lets some of that air out. good luck
you mite sweat to death, but logistically you can, Why not?
If you use a good sealant on the ceiling and walls, then this should not be a problem so long as once and a while you drain the tub and let the room dry out and put anther coat on when it looks like it needs it or per instruction on the product.
If you have a cover for your hot tub, there won’t be that much moisture and what there is will evaporate in no time. The only way it’s going to rot your wood is if the wood is saturated constantly and it shouldn’t be with a hot tub just make sure you have that cover for when it’s not being used.
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