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Winter & Outdoor Swimming Pool Covers

Winter & Outdoor Debris Pool Covers

Properly protecting your swimming pool over the winter period is essential if you want to return to a happy and healthy pool come spring. One of the best ways to do so is with a durable winter pool cover, which will prevent debris from contaminating your water and ensure there’s less work to do when it's time to open your pool again. 

Browse our bespoke winter covers and fixings, perfect for seeing you through the colder weather. 

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What is a Winter Pool Cover? 

 

Specifically designed for use in the off-season, winter covers can come in several forms: solid and mesh pool covers. Our outdoor winter pool covers are made with a mesh material that allows excess water (i.e. rain or snow) to drain into the pool, preventing flooding and ensuring the cover won't get weighed down. 

Each of our winter pool covers is a bespoke, made-to-order item that caters to the dimensions of your pool. Use our winter pool cover calculator to see what size cover you need. 

These covers are for inground swimming pools and will be fixed flush with the pool’s surrounds. For other options, see our above-ground winter pool cover

 

Do I Need a Winter Cover For My Pool? 

 

Yes, we always recommend using a winter cover when you’re closing your pool down for the off-season. A properly secured cover protects your pool from debris and supports chemical retention. 

If you don’t cover your pool in the winter, you risk pesky algae growth and dirty, imbalanced water. Poor winter maintenance will mean you’ll have to use more chemicals and put in additional work when you’re getting ready for the swimming season. 

Covering your pool is a key step when it comes to closing down your pool, but there are a couple of other tasks to consider, too – check out our step-by-step guide on how to winterise a pool to find out more.