Swimming Pool Covers

  The advantages of having a pool cover are many.   They keep the water warm, prevent evaporation, reduce chemical loss, cut down on cleaning times, and so on. In general, pool covers come with pool rollers Canberra , also known as pool cover reel systems.   Common Types of Pool Rollers   Hidden pool roller. The roller unit is hidden in a compartment that is buried either under the deck, in the ground, behind a water feature, or pool surround. The top of the compartment is either aluminium or wood and fits flush with the pool surround.   Hidden pool rollers Canberra  can be automatic or manual. Some types of hidden pool cover rollers are guided by tracks either mounted on the surface of the pool surround or beneath the pool decking.   Manual pool roller. It is usually made from either stainless steel, aluminium, or a combination of both. Most manual rollers have a central telescopic pole, thereby making them adjustable to most pool sizes. You wind the handle or wheel to roll

Swimming pool covers are increasingly becoming more popular as they are an effective way to prevent dirt and debris from getting into the pool as well as saving you money in excess water bills by reducing evaporation. There are many options to choose from, but many pool owners prefer the hidden pool covers for many good reasons.   What Are Hidden Pool Covers? A hidden pool cover is a swimming pool cover that will roll in and out at the flick of a switch and then glide away into a hidden area built into the deck itself. The roller mechanism is housed in a box at one end of the pool and covered by a lid, so it is neatly stored away when not in view. This lid area closes flush with the pool deck when the cover is either extended or retracted out over the pool.   There are many advantages when you opt for hidden pool covers :   Reduce water loss. Constant sunlight can accelerate water evaporation, so pool covers will decrease this water loss by about 80%. The cover works as a bar