Enhanced Safety Features
Optional safety-grade designs prevent accidental entry by children and pets, providing peace of mind and reducing liability risks around your pool area.
Low Maintenance Convenience
With smooth, non-porous surfaces, these covers are easy to clean and require minimal upkeep, saving you time and effort over their lifespan.
FAQs
1. Are pool covers custom made?
Agrishade’s pool covers are custom-made to perfectly fit your pool’s unique shape and size. We provide tailored solutions for all types of pools, including both inground and above-ground designs. Custom pool covers improve safety by ensuring a secure fit, and they are more effective at keeping debris out. Choosing a custom-made cover means better protection and a cleaner pool all year round.
2. Is a thicker pool cover better?
A thicker pool cover is generally better, but the key is balancing thickness with your pool’s specific needs. Thicker covers offer stronger durability, better heat retention, and improved protection against debris and algae growth. They last longer under harsh weather and reduce water evaporation more effectively than thinner covers.
However, overly thick covers can be heavier and harder to handle. For best results, choose a pool cover thickness that matches your climate, pool size, and usage frequency.
3. What is the best type of pool cover?
When choosing the best pool cover, material selection is critical because it directly affects durability, heat retention, safety, and maintenance.
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Polyethylene (PE) and Polypropylene (PP) Mesh: These materials are used in mesh safety covers. They are strong and allow water to drain through, preventing water accumulation on the cover. Mesh covers resist tears and UV damage but offer moderate debris protection and limited heat retention.
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Solid Vinyl: Solid covers are usually made from heavy-duty vinyl coated with UV inhibitors. This material blocks sunlight completely, preventing algae growth and offering excellent debris protection. Solid vinyl covers retain heat well and are highly durable but heavier to handle.
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Polyethylene with UV Stabilizers: Solar covers use polyethylene embedded with UV inhibitors and sometimes a bubble wrap texture. This lightweight material traps solar heat and reduces water evaporation, helping maintain pool temperature. However, it’s less durable compared to vinyl and mesh.
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PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride): Used in premium safety covers, PVC blends provide excellent strength, resistance to weathering, and durability. These covers are tough and offer great safety and protection but come at a higher price.