Rectangle Inground Safety Covers
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STEP 2 - SELECT YOUR COVER PREFERENCE & POOL SIZE
What's the difference between a solid and a mesh safety cover? Mesh Safety Covers allow water to drain through the mesh material into your pool. They’re typically lighter, which makes them easier to maneuver, and they are also less expensive. They will catch leaves and larger debris, but they let in some sunlight and sediment. This may result in some dirt in the pool and encourage algae growth, which could lead to a slightly more challenging pool opening in the spring. Select covers available in green, blue, tan, gray, and black. Solid Safety Covers are made from a non-permeable material; solid safety covers won’t let sunlight and debris into your pool. They feature a mesh filtration panel to allow water to enter the pool but keep out all but the smallest particles, which means you’ll be able to start swimming sooner when springtime rolls around. However, they are heavier and typically more expensive. Select covers available in green, blue, tan, and gray.
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Learn More About Safety Covers
Video: Introduction to Safety Pool Covers
Video: How to Close an Inground Pool
Video: Measure & Install Your Safety Cover
Article: What to Know about Cover Anchors
