Enclosures

Extend the swimming season of your outdoor pool.

By enclosing your swimming pool you will greatly increase the use of the pool, save on heating costs as wind over the surface is the largest single cause of heat loss, and save on chemicals as no wind borne debris can enter the water.

Enclosures start with a simple air supported polythene bubble, and go through the conservatory type building to the telescopic enclosure which gives you the best of both worlds.

All the above structures are manufactured from materials which are not affected by  condensation, so dehumidification is not essential. Other enclosures such as log buildings or traditionally constructed buildings do, however, require at least a dehumidifier and best an air conditioning system.

Heating

To make your swimming pool inviting to use, the most essential requirement is warm water. Some can swim in temperatures as low as 70F, but most indoor pools are run at between 80F and 84F. There are many ways of achieving these temperatures and these include:

• Natural Gas

• Propane

• Oil

• Solar

• Heat Pumps

• Heat Exchangers

• Environmental Control Systems

Covers

There are many types of covers available to retain the heat when the pool is not in use, among these are:

• Safety Covers

• Automatic Covers - (Safety and Solar)

• Solar Covers - to make use of the suns free heat

For outdoor pools there is also a winter or debris cover to keep the pool clean over winter.

Automation

The advances in technology now allow automated systems and semi-automated systems for:-

• Chemical dosing

• Vacuum Cleaners

• Covers

• Water levelling

• Air conditioning - (environmental control)

Accessories

The most popular accessories include summer covers and rollers and automatic pool cleaners. Regularly supplied items include vacuum hoses, telescopic poles, leaf nets, inflatable chairs and toys.