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Putting on and taking off spa and hot tub covers can be tiring for even physically fit individuals. If you’ve put off getting a cover lifter because you haven’t found a cover lift that fits behind your spa, you’re in luck; CoverMate III only requires 6” of clearance space and locks shock locks into place — and that’s just a few of the many benefits of this customer-favorite hydraulic spa cover lift from Leisure Concepts.
**Please note: ALL COVER LIFTER SALES ARE FINAL.**
Several years ago, the manufacturer of Down East Spas discontinued this customer-favorite line of spas and hot tubs. Fortunately, Master Spa Parts still has a variety of spa parts to keep your spa or hot tub up and running. The 1-inch Air Control (Grey) is a quality replacement part for many of the 1999 series of Down East Spas hot tubs and spas.
Low Profile View and Easy handling Cover Lifter
The CoverMate Vanish XL sets a new standard in spa cover lifters, delivering smooth and easy handling with a modern, integrated look. Its low-profile design seamlessly blends into the spa cabinet, while positioning the cover behind the spa when open—offering a virtually unrestriced view. Engineered for performance and style, the Vanish XL provides effortless lifting and closing, making it a standout choice for any showroom and a must-have for spa owners.
**Please note: ALL COVER LIFTER SALES ARE FINAL.**
If you've pinpointed your spa's issue to the circuit board, replacing your board can bring back many essential functions and safety features, such as your lights, heat sensors, high-limit sensors, and jet pumps.
At Master Spa Parts, we're proud to carry a diverse selection of circuit boards, including this Master Spas® circuit board, sold under the product name of "Master Spas® Circuit Board MAS400 PC Board (V/N 52185)" in our online store.







