EASY OWNERSHIP
The latest advancement to the Oase automatic range is a polycarbonate solar slat which is designed in such a way to prevent the formation of algae
will actively encourage heat gain, the Roldeck Proflex or solar powered energy saving EasyCover and the Oase automatic anti-algae cover. These clever cover ups open and close at the touch of a button or flick of a switch.
Single membrane, automatic safety covers are designed specifically to ensure the pool area is completely safe when not in use and these covers can even be walked on without any adverse effect.
The covers can be fitted with the tracks above or below the pool surround and as with the slatted covers can be opened and closed quickly and efficiently.
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Single membrane, automatic safety covers are designed specifically to ensure the pool area is completely safe when not in use and these covers can even be walked on without any adverse effect
Pool covers guaranteeing safety and savings Fully automatic covers move up the price scale somewhat but are practical and ideal for pools of any shape and size and are perfect for increased pool safety, heat retention and cost savings. There are a number of excellent slatted covers available such as the Covrex fully insulated auto cover that
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When it’s not in use, keep it covered for safety and heat retention reasons
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Covrex slats are fully insulated 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.
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www.fairlocks.co.uk
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Pool maintenance is a necessary factor in pool ownership and can be something that concerns prospective pool owners. But, fear not, there really is no need to worry these days as there are so many brilliant labour, energy and cost saving products that will ensure you minimise the work and spend your leisure time doing what you should be doing... enjoying your pool.
Testing the water – easily and correctly Moving into the pool water and first and foremost ensuring the water is clean and healthy is vital in any pool large, medium or small, in-ground or above-ground. Again this does not need to be a chore with so many easy to use test kits on the market today. These clever kits will guide you through all you need to need to do to keep the water crystal clear and super to swim in. Palintest test strips are one of the quickest and easiest ways to test the water and are colour coded so you can see at a glance if your water is balanced. You can also ask your local pool company to test the pool water for you. These people are experts when it comes to all things in and around the pool and they will give you great practical advice and also recommend the best products to save you time and money.
The Aquatrac Automatic Safety Cover has unrivalled
safety, heat retention and labour saving benefits. It is easy to operate and the cover acts like a second skin once closed and the pool becomes safely and completely sealed. There are several models available to suit various shapes and types of pools.
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www.aquatrac.co.uk
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Roldeck EasyCover is solar powered and 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 effortlessly for both new and existing pools.
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www.certikin.co.uk
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