Pool Guide

An essential safety device

Safety is one of the major concerns of pool owners, especially when children or pets are present. An automatic cover prevents accidental falls by providing an effective physical barrier when closed. Unlike conventional tarpaulins, it is designed to support the weight of a child and prevent any risk of drowning. In France, the law requires owners of private swimming pools to install a safety device that complies with current standards. Certified automatic covers meet the requirements of the NF P90-308 standard, thus guaranteeing an optimal level of protection. By opting for this solution, you ensure the safety of those around you while complying with regulations.

Easy maintenance and cleaner water

An unprotected swimming pool is constantly exposed to leaves, insects, dust and other impurities. The accumulation of these elements in the water leads to a more rapid deterioration of the water quality and requires more frequent maintenance. Thanks to an automatic cover, you considerably reduce the amount of dirt entering your pool. Less debris also means a lighter workload for the filtration system. Skimmers and filters become dirty less quickly, which extends their lifespan and reduces cleaning and maintenance requirements. By limiting the exposure of the water to external contaminants, the automatic cover also helps to slow down the growth of algae and bacteria, thus maintaining clearer and healthier water.

Reduced evaporation and water savings

In summer, water evaporation is a natural phenomenon that can cause the water level in the pool to drop significantly, forcing owners to refill it frequently. An automatic cover limits evaporation by creating a physical barrier on the surface of the water. This reduction in water loss is particularly beneficial in regions where water use restrictions are frequent. By limiting the need to refill, you save money while enjoying the benefits of an automatic cover for the safety and maintenance of your pool.