Solar, safety and winter covers — warmer water, and a pool that is protected.
A cover earns its place every day. It keeps heat in, keeps leaves out, cuts how much water and chemical you use, and makes the pool safer when no one is swimming.
Three kinds, for three jobs: solar covers to warm, safety covers to protect, winter covers to close the pool down. Most pools use more than one across the year.
Solar covers
A light bubble sheet that floats on the water. It traps the sun's heat, holds it in overnight, and cuts evaporation — so the pool stays warmer and you top it up less. The everyday cover for the swimming season.
Energy-retention solar cover (1/8)
Holds heat and reduces water loss.
Reinforced solar cover (2/8)
A tougher solar cover for longer life.
Cooling-control solar cover (3/8)
Stops the pool overheating in high summer.
Solar bubble cover (4/8)
Traps the sun's heat and cuts evaporation.
Solar bubble cover (5/8)
Keeps warmth in overnight.
Black solar cover (6/8)
Absorbs heat fast on sunny days.
Blue solar cover (7/8)
A classic solar cover for everyday warmth.
Lightweight solar cover (8/8)
An economical cover for smaller pools.
Safety covers
A strong cover that fixes over the pool and takes the weight, so no one can fall in. Peace of mind with young children or pets about. Available in several colours to suit the garden.
Safety cover, blue (1/3)
A strong cover that locks the pool when not in use.
Safety cover, beige (2/3)
Child- and pet-safe, in a neutral finish.
Safety cover, green (3/3)
Blends into the garden while it protects.
Winter covers
A debris cover to close the pool down for the colder months. It keeps out leaves, dirt and frost, so the water stays clean and the pool is ready to reopen in spring.
A solar cover is a light bubble sheet that warms the water and cuts evaporation, used through the swimming season. A safety cover is a strong sheet that locks over the pool so no one can fall in. A winter cover keeps leaves and debris out over the closed months. Many pools use all three across the year.
Yes. A solar cover lets the sun heat the water and stops that heat escaping overnight, which can add several degrees over a warm spell. It also cuts evaporation, so you top up and treat the water less.
It is worth it if you have young children or pets. Removable fencing sections drop into sockets around the pool and lift out when you want the space back. A safety cover does a similar job when the pool is not in use.
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