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Products the company say that their fully insulated Covrex automatic slatted pool cover is not only the original it is also way ahead of the field for a variety of reasons, as described by Fairlocks director Paul Webb. “We have designed and manufactured all Covrex drive systems to provide simple installation, for example all our pool bottom hatch systems have a hinged lid which can easily be lifted from the pool side to allow access to the roller/slats. Because of our many years’ experience we have been able to ‘design out’ other issues we have encountered for example, we have a clever calibration system which means programming is simple and the control system ‘remembers’ the start point so it only needs to be set in one direction.”
A further valuable design feature is the pool bottom bench system, which is supplied in fibreglass and hinged to lift up to allow access to the roller if required.
Covrex slats are the only fully insulated slats on the market, with a U value of 0.12 to keep heat loss to the bare minimum. The slats triangular profiles are designed to optimise heat transfer during the day and insulate throughout the night and in addition have a five year warranty. There are no end caps to break or leak and the clever design means that the cover stays looking good for longer. A bonus plus point for trade customers is that Fairlocks have their own fully trained engineers who can, if required, carry out pre- order site visits along with full installation and after sales support.
Available through Fairlocks Pool Products, Covrex slatted covers have a five year warranty
THE ROLDECK MADE EASY! Certikin are predicting a huge success in the 2011 pool season for the Starline Roldeck EasyCover – a solar powered above-ground Roldeck suitable for pool sizes up to 6m x 12m. Ingeniously designed, it has a solar panel to gain from free and eco-friendly solar power so no additional power cables are required. This allows the cover to be installed
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“An automatic cover is not in everyone’s budget but there are a number of very efficient automated covers around today that offer a good price spectrum”
effortlessly for both new and existing pools.
The EasyCover has a
programming function like any other Roldeck and also has fantastic battery capacity and will run 20 times through the full programme without any solar energy charging (based on a slatted cover of 10m x 5m). Should the battery run empty, the EasyCover has an integrated connection for the (optional) battery charger on the side console.
Certikin are also pleased to announce that Roldeck continues to make improvements with the addition of their unique foam filled ProFlex slats. These high
Roldeck ProFlex high performance automatic cover
performance slats are brand new to Starline and its UK distributor, Certikin, and are offered alongside the standard, highly popular PVC and HQ polycarbonate slats. The new slats are made of PVC foam according to the ISO 1183 standard. The main advantage is their excellent high insulation value
– they have a U-Value of 0.186, ensuring minimal heat loss even on cold days and nights. The outside consists of high density PVC which provides a perfectly smooth surface making it very hard for algae to adhere so maintenance is minimal. Debris cannot get between the slats as these are connected by flexible joints. The ProFlex Roldeck cover meets the stringent French safety standard NF P90-308.
SYNONYMOUS SAFETY Dripool sold their first safety cover system in 1987 and haven’t looked back since. Over the years the company has increased their range of products to meet and exceed all customer requirements. For over 25 years, the Dripool name has become synonymous with the manufacture and installation of quality swimming pool safety systems including the Dripool which is the original system and the perfect solution for covering all shapes and types of pool. The
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