COVERING UP
Sliding roof from Summit Leisure allows freedom for the ‘outdoor’ effect
or those who dream of having a swim in their own pool every day, owning an outdoor pool makes it very tough. Of course there are wonderfully sunny warm summers to swim in – but how many of those do we get? Equally there are sunny days when it is impossibly cold and chilly – and that’s when the sun is shining! There are ways however of turning any pool into
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an all round delight. What you need is a pool house or the chance to put a permanent cover over the outdoor pool. Both options are more straight forward than you might think.
This pool enclosure from Desjoyaux separates from the centre to pull away for outdoor swimming
Invest in a pool enclosure Nothing is better at protecting your swimming pool than a swimming pool enclosure. Not only does it protect your pool but it also prolongs the time you can spend in it. A pool enclosure allows you to turn your pool into an outdoor and indoor pool. You basically get use of it all year round, so it comes as no surprise that swimming pool enclosures are now one of the most sought after accessories for your garden. Purchasing your own private pool can definitely be classed as a one off expense, so of course you are going to want to protect it as much as you can. It is due to this that a pool enclosure is now considered to be an essential purchase. It has many uses and is an important aspect when it comes to saving energy and reducing maintenance costs. However, it’s not all about cost savings, it has a lot to do with enjoying your pool for more of the year. In the winter months we are restricted to the amount of time that we can enjoy being outside, thus meaning we are limited to how often we
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