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This extender bracket set is used for and with the Leisure Concepts CoverMate III Eco B Cover Lifter
The Master Spa Parts team is here to offer you a vast selection of replacement filter PLBS50 , including the Contractor Series Filter 2011 and Earlier product. This Pleatco Plus filter includes action built right into the pleats, ensuring effective protection even after repeat rinses. Order a filter for Contractor Series Spas (Master Spas®), today!
When a spa's printed circuit board (PCB) fails it can mean the lights, pumps, safety shut-offs, filtering systems, or all of the above will not function as expected. With products such as the MS1700 Circuit Board V/N: 56157 and others for Michael Phelps swim spas, Master Spa Parts can have your spa up and running in no time.
Customers in the Lower 48 can also take advantage of our quick, complimentary shipping offer on this MS1700 circuit board replacement and others $99 and over.
*Due to a nationwide shortage of chlorine, prices have increased and supply is very low.*
Spa Ease Oxy Blast can be used as a substitute.
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SpaBoss Spa Shock (7lb.) is a non-chlorine shock, that is the key to keeping your chlorine or bromine sanitizers working like they should. It will help to get rid of the nasty residue from soap, oils, deodorants, and other organic materials that get into hot tubs from regular use. Comes in a 7lb. container.
Same great Down East Spas quality, The Down East Somerset 3-Button Overlay 2010 is a variation on the company’s light blue three-button decal for Somerset spas (SKU: X509142) For control panel protective covers with lessened functionality due to constant use, as well as the heat and humidity of being near a hot tub, this overlay will restore the tactile function and appearance of your topside control panel.






