Frequently Asked Questions
Swimming Pool Enclosures

All you need to know about our pool enclosures. But if you can't find what you are looking for please give us a call on 01425 477050.

Why should I enclose my swimming pool?

When the swimming pool is enclosed it will extend swimming season from spring to autumn. It also cuts the cost of heating and makes pool maintenance easier by keeping the water free from dirt and leaves. There is also protection to prevent accidents (e.g. children or animals falling into water) and in the hot days you can simply shift the enclosure behind pool and enjoy open-air swimming pool.

How can I order my swimming pool enclosure?

You can order your swimming pool enclosure online today or just ring one of our telephone advisors who can provide you with all the details and the various options to choose from (colour, size, style etc).

How to maintain the swimming pool enclosure?

It is very easy to look after your swimming pool enclosure, to wash it just use a jet wash to make sure there are no foreign object in the rails or on the surface of the swimming pool enclosure.

Is it possible to use the pool all year round?

Swimming pool enclosures are used to extend swimming season. In winter time you would have big heat lost.

What is delivery time?

The delivery time is between 6-8 weeks from the order (depends on factory’s workload).

What guarantee do we offer?

Guarantee is 3 years on the whole enclosure, 10 years on surface treatment of profiles, 15 years on polycarbonate.

Do I need Planning Permission?

Generally you will not need planning permission as the building is normally 5 metres from the property and within permitted development however permission would be required for any commercial use, or for a location in a sensitive area.

How long does it take to assemble a swimming pool enclosure?

Duration of the installation depends on size of a pool enclosure and foundation. Smaller enclosures take approximately 3-4 hours.

How much the enclosure can rise temperature of water in swimming pool?

The swimming pool enclosures can rise the temperature of the swimming pool by upto 3° & 4° F (2°C) every day the sun is shining.

Is it possible to make an enclosure exactly in accordance with customer’s requests?

Yes, all swimming pool enclosures (except standardized models) are made (without any extra charge) exactly in accordance with customer’s request.

What is the swimming pool enclosure made of?

Swimming pool enclosures are made of aluminium profiles (Al, Mg, Si alloy) with surface treatment (natural elox colour or white RAL 9010, beige RAL 1015, green RAL 6009, anthracite DB703). The aluminium frame is filled with polycarbonate sheets Makrolon. All connection accessories are stainless steel. It is necessary to use the highest quality material as swimming pool thanks to the chemicals in the water forms aggressive environment which attacks all corrosive materials.

What is the difference between twin-wall and compact polycarbonate?

Clear twin-wall polycarbonate thickness 8 or 10 mm is clear and non-transparent. This polycarbonate has cells therefore its better insulation (U=3,1 W/m2 K). 4mm thick polycarbonate is clear, colourless and transparent. Compared to twin-walled polycarbonate insulate less. ( U=5,4 W/m2 K).

Is it possible to manipulate with segments along the whole length?

Yes, it is. Segments can be moved both directions.

How wide is each segment?

Width of segments depends on length of the colour and number of segments (1,5 – 2,5m in compliance with construction and type of the pool enclosure).

What is difference between STANDART and PROGRESS construction?

Construction STANDARD is made out of 50×38 carrying profiles. Construction PROGRES is made out of carrying profiles 60×63. Their use depend upon inner width of the enclosure and location of the roller (e.g. mountain area etc).

Is it normal that the twin-walled polycarbonate has condensation inside?

Yes, condensation inside the twin-walled polycarbonate is normal and it is impossible to avoid it. This condensed water is disposed by drain channels.

How far from edge of the swimming pool can be rails put?

General rule: distance between rail and edge of pool = height of the pool above ground (e.g. lip of the pool is 6cm that means inner end of rail can be 6 cm).