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The 8' x 19' replacement cover (94" x 231") is designed to fit your Master Spas® H2X swim spas and Michael Phelps swim spas. This replacement spa cover (SKU: Cover 19) is a 4-piece cover that comes in 18 different color options. Both styles offer heat seam pillows that prevent heat loss through the seams of your spa and upgraded rubber grip handles.
The 2 Inch DSG 6-Spoke Diverter Assembly is a replacement for your home spa’s original water diverter valve. This assembly comes with everything you need to replace a broken, outdated or malfunctioning water diverter valve. The pieces are durable, affordable, easy to install at home, and will allow you to continue to enjoy your spa.
The 7x7 Master Spas® hot tub replacement cover (84” x 84”) is a Master Spa Factory OEM replacment (SKU: X454777).
This cover fits other makes of Master Spa, and is the standard at 84" x 84" with a 6" radius.
This cover is extremely energy efficient, as it's made of a 1.5-pound foam density, six-inch thick foam insulation (which tapers to 4-inches along the sides), and a full length heat seal. It has been upgraded to include two rubber grip handles and is made of a high quality marine-grade vinyl covering that is mildew treated and unfazed by UV rays.
The Master Diverter Valve Handle is a genuine oem replacement part for your Master Spas hot tub. Diverter valves are made to redirect the water from your spa into different directions, as well as fully (or partially) shutting off your hot tub water flow. This specific diverter valve has a 2”inch handle and has an all over width of 4.5” inches.
The 2 Inch Diverter Rotor Assembly by Master Spas is a replacement piece for your home spa’s original rotor. The rotors in your spa help control the flow of water in your spa, so keeping up with their maintenance is important. When you keep your rotors working well, you’re in control of your spa experience.

























