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SPN FEB 2012 Enclosures
The Low-line shelter: All the benefits of the shelter in a compact, fully-telescopic and discreet design makes the most of any pool in summer. The Mid-high shelter: This shelter protects from wind and rain, extending the swimming season even longer. They even come with optional electric motor to make opening and closing a simple operation for all users alike.
The Residential shelter is like an extra room for the home, allowing pool owners to enjoy the pool to the full all year round come rain, wind or snow.
POOL&SPA OFFER NEW MODELS AND NEW SOLUTIONS
Each year Pool & Spa Enclosures Ltd offers its customers new models and new technical solutions of products enhanced with attractive components. IPC swimming pool enclosures are exported to EU countries and other European countries, Asia, Pacific and the USA. Pool & Spa Enclosures Ltd offers a wide range of enclosures that will keep outdoor leisure areas clean and comfortable all year round. The company specialise in making swimming pools, spas, patios and their surroundings enjoyable throughout the seasons making any swimming or leisure area functional whatever the weather. Even in the most unpredictable weather conditions, Pool & Spa Enclosures ensure that swimming pools and spas get maximum use. The enclosures can be easily operated by one person, making pool or spa time convenient and comfortable for everyone. The use of a pool or spa enclosure will also keep swimming pools clean and free from dirt. New for 2012 is the Vision enclosure, which offers more walking space in the area of the pool surround due to its vertical sides.
The enclosures are glazed within the structural aluminium frame with a gasket for it to be held firm and reduce flexing. Both ends are fitted with a skirt to allow movement when closed over coping or other low obstacles. The enclosure sections are independently key locked separately within a track that allows the sections to glide either way on that track when unlocked. Therefore any section can be retracted either left or right, the smallest within the largest. Guide wheels with double stainless steel ball bearings ensure easy and reliable movement of the individual segments.
EXCELLENT LIGHT TRANSMISSION FROM POOL ENCLOSURES UNLIMITED Compax is a fixed, clear span barrel-vault structure, from Pool Enclosures Unlimited glazed with replaceable panels of highly tensioned reinforced PVC. Excellent light transmission glazing and a clear span frame design. The Compax is a full height enclosure that will extend the swimming season, reduce heating costs and cleaning time. On a warm day if unrestricted
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Pool & Spa Enclosures Ltd offers a wide range of enclosures that will keep outdoor leisure areas clean and comfortable all year round
access to the pool and a cooling breeze is needed, both end walls can be raised to form a canopy providing superb ventilation. Access doors provide entrance at other times. The curved frame sections create a structure of strength and durability.
Pool Enclosures Unlimited offer a unique range of retracting folding pool enclosures of which there are three models; Buffalo – a low-level pool cover; Amazone – a full-height pool enclosure; and Amazone Grande – a commercial model spanning up to 15 metres. All can be moved quickly and easily off the pool without the need of a track. A patented folding system links each frame section allowing the enclosure to concertina smoothly as it is moved on or off the pool. When extending the enclosure back over the pool, the folding system locks into place, holding the main structure rigid and tensioning the flexible glass clear crystal PVC glazing. The main structure is a substantial, powder-coated aluminium framework that is secured to the pool surround with quick-release ground anchors.
ARCUS TAKES NEW APPROACH TO THE MARKET
The Arcus range of enclosures has seized on a different approach to the market. The business was founded in 2009 by company director Martin Paine after his success in promoting Idealcover pool enclosures over the preceding four years. Variously known as MultiDome, BabyDome and Klasik, along with the Klasik No-Line (trackless) and the Casablanca, the roof-in-a-box concept of a complete kit in standard sizes has changed the enclosure market. Instead of high cost £20,000- £30,000 costs or a custom made structure, the pre-manufactured kits from Idealcover start at around £4,000 and are stocked ready for delivery and installation.
Arcus Pools & Enclosures then teamed up with Albixon again to offer and promote the all in one swimming solution of Arcus CabriO package
consisting of a rigid swimming pool, telescopic cover, swim jet and all fitted accessories needed to operate a successful pool site. This amazing package won the 2010 Home & Renovating Innovation Award for its excellent concept. Martin is a member of the Institute of Swimming Pool Engineers and highly regarded in the pool and enclosure sector for his knowledge of the industry. The company has been able to add products from other manufacturers, including the superior quality fixed and telescopic Vegametal enclosures. These are available in a variety of styles and sizes to fit domestic as well as large commercial sites, each individually made to suit your requirements. To complement the Vegametal and Idealcover enclosures there is the Abriberica range of three and five angle enclosures again suitable for both domestic and commercial applications. spn
i FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
F AQUACOMET ( + 36 96 517417 :
www.aquacomet.com F AQUAFLEX ( 01722 328873 :
www.aquaflex.co.uk F ARCUS ( 01945 450170 :
www.arcenclosures.co.uk F DESJOYAUX ( 0845 652 5200 :
www.desjoyauxpools.co.uk F ENDLESS SUMMER (CERTIKIN) ( 0800 083 7495 :
www.endlesssummer.co.uk F POOL & SPA ENCLOSURES ( 0118 940 6789 :
www.spaandpoolenclosures.com F POOL ENCLOSURES UNLIMITED ( 01525 874868 :
www.pool-enclosures-unlimited.co.uk
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