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AUTOMATIC POOL COVERS PoolLock’s unique


hydraulic-drive system means that there is no need to have any


electrical components near the pool


Automatically Topped Off Pools!


Increasingly seen as an essential rather than just a luxury, the introduction of a pool cover is an obvious and logical step to help owners save money and make pool ownership ‘greener’. An automatic cover goes a step further by providing a labour saving and stylish solution with the additional benefits of built in safety. With further innovations in the sector, there’s now more choice than ever and we take a closer look at what’s on offer By Karen Witney


aking life easier for pool owners and operators is something that is of paramount importance when advising on all things pool related. When it comes to pool covers, most customers would opt for automatic versions for ease of use and the fact that automatic covers can be almost completely ‘hidden’ when not covering the pool. Safety is another factor and whilst there are automatic covers designed purely for safety use, others, such as slatted can also be designated for safety if the pool has a rail or shelf to support the cover. Savings on energy and maintenance are a given and there are a good number to choose from and a wide range of colours are available to suit most pool surroundings both inside and out.


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SAFE CONVENIENCE WITH POOLLOCK With over 30 years of experience, and installations in over 20 countries, PoolLock is one of the world’s leading manufacturers and suppliers of automatic safety and slatted covers for swimming pools. PoolLock’s unique hydraulic-drive system means that there is no need to have any electrical components near the pool. The electrical power pack used to operate the cover and drive the two hydraulic motors can


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be placed as far from the pool as required. Opening and closing the pool is as easy as turning a key switch, which means that the cover (and the pool) make for effortless use once installed.


PoolLock safety covers provide a solid barrier between the water and surrounding area, effectively preventing any access to the water and making them the safest covers on the market. In addition, all PoolLock covers will reduce the amount of heat, water and chemicals lost through evaporation, which means pool owners can save money on electricity and chemical usage.


PoolLock slatted covers represent an


elegant and stylish way to cover your pool. Custom-made to fit almost any size or shape of pool, whether residential or commercial, indoor or outdoor. Customers can choose from a low-voltage in-tube electric motor option or the PoolLock proprietary hydraulic drive, as well as from a wide-variety of high-quality PVC or stronger, more durable polycarbonate slats. PoolLock Automatic Covers offer the safest, most convenient and reliable way to cover the pool.


THE COVREX® SOLAR POOL COVER – INNOVATIVE FLEXIBILITY One of the most popular automatic covers is the fully insulated Covrex®


automatic slatted


cover from Fairlocks. Whilst still the flagship cover in the Fairlocks’ portfolio the company are pleased to present the Covrex®


Solar pool cover.


Launched at SPATEX 2015, the Solar is the latest innovation by Covrex®


Pool Protection. Covrex®


Launched at SPATEX 2015, the Solar is the latest innovation by Covrex® Pool Protection and provides a heating surface that is 20 to 30% bigger than other slatted solar pool covers


Solar’s exceptional


characteristics can’t fail to impress. It is an anti-algae solar cover which is easy to clean and above all, and in keeping with Fairlocks’


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