Automatic Pool Covers

Automatic Slatted Pool Covers

Automatic slatted covers remain the leading choice for effective heat retention in both indoor and outdoor pools. In particular, they are known for their outstanding thermal efficiency and reliability. Not only do they significantly reduce heat loss, but they also help lower ongoing energy costs.

Moreover, these covers are available in a wide variety of styles, ranging from energy-saving solar slats to sleek plain-colour options. As a result, they can be tailored to suit both practical requirements and aesthetic preferences.

In addition, automatic covers can be seamlessly installed in both newly built and existing swimming pools. Therefore, they offer flexibility whether you are planning a new project or upgrading an existing pool. What makes them especially popular, however, is their ability to remain completely hidden from view. Consequently, the pool’s clean and elegant appearance is fully preserved.

Skimmer Pools

When it comes to skimmer pools, you can choose the most suitable construction type for your automatic cover. For example, it can be installed in a cave pit at the end of the pool, complete with vertical trays that can be tiled to match the surrounding finish. Alternatively, it may be positioned in a wet pit with aluminium trays above, which can also be tiled to support the copings. In this way, the cover system integrates smoothly with the overall pool design.

Deck Level or Infinity Pools

Similarly, for deck level or infinity pools, there are flexible housing options available. The cover can be installed within the base of the pool to save space and maintain a streamlined appearance. Alternatively, it can be positioned in a cave pit at the end of the pool, again using vertical trays that can be tiled for a seamless finish. As a result, you can maintain both functionality and visual impact without compromise.

Automatic Safety Pool Covers

Safety covers can be seamlessly fitted to any type of swimming pool whether indoor or outdoor, newly built or existing. Designed to create a solid barrier between the water and its surroundings, these covers effectively prevent access to the pool, making them one of the safest solutions available on the market.

In addition to enhancing safety, they significantly reduce heat, water, and chemical loss through evaporation, helping to lower ongoing maintenance and running costs.

Newly Built Pools

The cover is normally housed in a pit at the end of the pool. The cover pit can be either covered with timber or aluminium trays that can be tiled. The track for the cover goes under the copings and this method is suitable for concrete pools or liner.

Existing Pools

For existing pools we can excavate a cover pit and style the area with aluminium trays or timber. The track for the cover is normally outside the copings, alternatively you can have the cover housed in a wooden or polymer cabinet.