Inflatable hot tub?

i got foamboard under neath my hot tub, to keep the sound down
(the pump used to vibrate a little, more like a humm, that i could hear downstairs)


i think that an the concrete flooring will protect the bottom
my real question would be...how does the outside hold up to the freezing cold?

and that brings up something else
imagine you're a rodent and your outside in the freezing Oregon winter
so what do you look for?
a nice warm place where you burrow into and survive the winter

now picture a plastic tub full of 102 degrees hot water sitting on a soft little foundation of chewable foam

i think that may be a serious threat to your longevity there
I've never noticed any kind of rodent problem around here. Could have something to do with the cat and three dogs.. that and US using it every day I would have a hard time seeing that but who knows time will tell...
It holds a pretty steady hundred and four degrees and the instructions pretty much don't want you to have it under 40. I have built a 4x8 turn around and do plan on building a top for it as well... All of which I was thinking of gluing or stapling that quarter inch foam board on for insulation...
First I want to see if it lasts more than a couple weeks LOL...