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The Cover Caddy™ is
recognized as the most versatile
premium cover lift in the industry.
It can be installed on many
different spa shapes, including
octagons and spas with large radius
corners. The Cover Caddy™
comes fully assembled in the box and
easily attaches to one side of the
spa cabinet. The addition of a
powerful gas spring makes lifting
and lowering the spa cover virtually
effortless.
Spa Limitations: No Round Spas
FEATURES
- When
folded down, cover stores on
the side of the spa to
provide a full view.
- When
cover is on the spa, the
lift arms fold flat.
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Constructed of high grade
powder coated aluminum.
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Accessory brackets
available.
- Features
a five year limited
manufacturer's warranty.
U.S. Patent
#5,566,403
INSTALLATION
WARRANTY
FIVE YEAR
LIMITED WARRANTY
Any Cover
Caddy shown to be unserviceable due
to defects in materials or
workmanship within five years from
date of purchase will be repaired or
replaced, at the option of Cover
Valet, without charge for labor or
materials.
(Excludes cost of freight to and
from the manufacturer.)
1.) Cover Valet
will guarantee the powder coat,
welds, and hardware for a period of
five years. The gas shock(s) will
carry a one year warranty.
2.)
EXCLUSIONS:
This warranty does not cover damage
incurred by use of the Cover Caddy
and/or spa cover, other than in
accordance with printed
literature provided by Cover Valet.
Other
exclusions or conditions resulting
from:
A.
Defects in components of a part
which is not part of the Cover
Caddy.
B.
Misuse, Abuse, Negligence, Accident
or Alterations other than authorized
by Cover Valet.
C.
Normal fading and minor
deterioration caused by chemicals or
environmental factors.
Cover Valet shall
not be liable for consequential
damages or
incidental expenses resulting from
any breach of the afore mentioned
warranties.
This warranty
gives you specific legal rights and
you may have other rights which vary
from state to state.
Any dispute
between Buyer and Cover Valet
pertaining to this warranty may,
at the option of the Buyer, be
resolved in California according to
the rules of the American
Arbitration Association.
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