Pumps, filters, media, liners and treatment — everything to keep the water right.
Clean, clear, healthy water comes down to two things: moving it and treating it. A pump pushes the water through a filter; the filter takes out the dirt; a little chemistry keeps it balanced. Get those right and the pool looks after itself.
Everything you need is here — pumps, filters, media, liners and water treatment — sized and matched to your pool.
Pumps
The heart of the pool. A pump circulates the water so the filter can clean it. Variable-speed models run slow and quiet for everyday filtering, then step up when you need more flow — and use far less energy doing it.
Variable-speed pool pump, 0.24–1.5 kW (5.8–24 m³/h) (1/5)
Runs slow and quiet, or steps up when needed.
Compact pool pump, 0.19–0.49 kW (5.8–11 m³/h) (2/5)
A small pump for small pools.
Pool pump, 0.56–1.12 kW (3/5)
Reliable circulation for mid-size pools.
Pool pump, 0.37–1.1 kW (4/5)
A dependable single-speed pump.
Pool pump, 0.37–1.1 kW (5/5)
Strong flow for larger filtration.
Filters
Where the dirt comes out. Water passes through a bed of media or a fine cartridge, which traps the particles before the clean water returns to the pool. Sized to the pump and the pool, from compact cartridge units to large sand filters.
Sand filter, 19–36 in, with multiport valve (1/9)
Filters the water through a bed of media.
Side-mount sand filter, 19–36 in (2/9)
Clear water with an easy multiport valve.
High-flow sand filter, 20–36 in (3/9)
A robust filter for heavier use.
Side-mount sand filter, 20–36 in (4/9)
A large-capacity filter for bigger pools.
Sand filter, 19–30 in, with multiport valve (5/9)
A standard filter for family pools.
Top-mount sand filter, 19–30 in (6/9)
Compact top-mounted filtration.
Cyclone cartridge filter (7/9)
Pre-filters grit before the cartridge.
Cyclone cartridge filter, high capacity (8/9)
Higher capacity, less maintenance.
Cartridge filter element (9/9)
A replaceable cartridge for fine filtration.
Filter media
What goes inside a sand filter. Traditional silica sand, or glass media that filters finer and lasts longer. The right grade and layering keep the water polished and the filter running well.
Fine glass filter media, 0.5–1 mm (1/5)
Filters finer than sand, and lasts longer.
Silica filter sand, 0.5–1 mm (2/5)
The classic, economical filter media.
Coarse glass filter media, 3–6 mm (3/5)
The base layer in a sand filter.
Pea gravel filter media, 3–5 mm (4/5)
A supporting layer beneath the fine media.
Glass pearl filter media (5/5)
Smooth glass media for efficient filtering.
Liners
The waterproof skin of the pool, and its finish. Choose a plain colour, a tile-band trim, or a patterned membrane. Reinforced membrane liners are welded to fit and stand up to years of use. Made to your pool.
Bespoke pool liner, plain or tile-band (01/10)
Made to your pool, plain or tile-band.
Reinforced membrane liner, plain (02/10)
A tough welded liner in plain colours.
Reinforced membrane liner, patterned (03/10)
Patterned finishes for a decorative floor.
Reinforced membrane liner, textured (04/10)
A soft-touch, hard-wearing finish.
Reinforced ceramic-effect liner (05/10)
A ceramic look in a welded membrane.
Reinforced membrane liner, 1.5 mm (06/10)
A slimmer reinforced liner option.
Natural-pool membrane liner (07/10)
Dark, natural tones for a lagoon look.
Textured membrane liner, 2 mm (08/10)
A premium textured finish, welded to fit.
Patterned membrane liner, 2 mm (09/10)
Bold patterns in a durable membrane.
Tile-band liner, standard sizes (10/10)
A ready-sized liner with a tile-band trim.
Water treatment
The finishing touch. A steady sanitiser keeps the water safe, and simple balancers hold the pH, alkalinity and hardness where they should be. Chlorine, bromine or oxygen-based — whatever suits you and your swimmers.
Yes. Running the pump slower for longer filters the same water using far less electricity than a single-speed pump at full tilt. Over a season it is one of the easiest ways to cut a pool's running cost.
Yes, with salt-compatible equipment. If you plan to use a salt system, tell us when you order so the pump, filter and fittings are specified to suit it.
Surface staining on stainless steel usually comes from pool chemistry rather than the steel itself — high chlorine, low pH or metals in the water. Keep the water balanced, rinse the ladder now and then, and marks wipe away.
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Tell us your pool and we'll match the pump, filter and kit to keep it clear.