If you live in a coastal area or experience intense seasonal weather, your spa cover isn’t just an accessory—it’s your spa’s first line of defense. Here's how to pick the right one for your environment.

☀️ 1. Prioritize UV Protection for Sun-Heavy Zones

In places like California or the Southwest, UV damage is real.

• Look for marine-grade vinyl or Prime Tex fabric with UV resistance

• Avoid covers that fade, crack, or shrink under sunlight

• Bonus: These also maintain color over time

💨 2. Wind Resistance & Safety Locks Matter

High wind? Your cover should stay put—no matter what.

• Choose a cover with adjustable safety straps

• Seek lockable systems compatible with hard surfaces

• Consider an optional lifter to secure it when not in use

🌧️ 3. Pick Moisture-Resistant Materials

Humidity, fog, or salty air can break down low-quality covers fast.

• Choose multi-layered insulation with sealed inner cores

• Prefer breathable covers with integrated drainage grids (like Prime Tex)

• Avoid cloth-based or uncoated foam designs

❄️ 4. For Cold or Wet Regions, Insulation Is Key

If you live in the mountains or have wet winters:

• Look for reinforced polystyrene or polyurethane foam interiors

• Thicker covers trap more heat and prevent surface icing

• Check for warranty coverage in freezing zones

✅ Final Cover Checklist

Casa Blui Recommends:
All Muse and Nova spas come with a Prime Tex Cover, custom-fit to your model, with safety locks, UV protection, and integrated drainage—ideal for coastal and all-season use.