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SPN FEB 2011 PoolEnclosures


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A pool enclosure of whatever size and shape is a natural, cost effective solution for swimming pool owners who want to use them more and run them more economically.


From low


enclosures, high quality retractable telescopic designs to more solid, permanent structures, the pool enclosure market continues to offer products which provide irresistible options for the pool owner


By Karen Witney


ools and hot tubs cost money, right? It matters not whether the particular water container is diamond studded, glittering, an in-your-face statement of opulence or a small hot tub that is used for quiet reflection and soothing aching muscles. Our weather quite often does not allow us to make the most of our outside leisure activities for as long as we would like and whilst hot tubs are fantastic for all year use it is also rather nice to have shelter when the snow is falling or when a chilling north wind whistles round the decking. And… of course there is also the good old average family sized garden pool that, in the modern UK pool industry marketplace can now be offered in many shapes and sizes, with a plethora of extras to make each bathing experience special. Many enclosures are also


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