POOL COVER HEAT RETENTION

Closed-cell foam is used to make heat retention covers. They are typically 6mm thick for swimming pools and 8mm thick for use in a spa.

As they're good at reducing condensation, chemical use, and retaining heat, they're commonly used for indoor pool covers all year round. In summer, they're excellent covers on outdoor swimming pools.

The foam cover's added heat retention capabilities make it more cost-effective than bubble coverings, offering significant savings in terms of energy and chemical use.

Why Should You Purchase a Foam Swimming Pool Cover for Your Pool?

Our heavy-duty closed-cell polyethene foam heat-retaining pool cover material (500gm3 and 640gm3 respectively) is ideal for use on household indoor and outdoor pools, spas, and hot tubs, as well as school and commercial pools and spas.

The main advantages include:

Durability

The durable woven top and bottom sheets lend extra strength to frequently used pools, resulting in a longer lifespan! Our pool cover material is made to last.

Decreases Operational Expenses

Foam is widely regarded as the best heat retention cover on the market today. Although it was built for commercial or school swimming pools, it can also be used in a private home pool to provide the same result.

Due to the reduction in heat loss from the pool's surface, the closed-cell polyethene foam material has been specifically engineered to reduce wasted energy and expenses, allowing those with indoor pools to save significantly in operating costs.

You may reduce humidity, condensation, and evaporation, as well as improve the atmosphere, by installing this cover on your pool. When used effectively, our coverings can reduce heat loss by up to 90%!