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About Winter Pool Covers
If you are trying to keep dirt and debris from entering your pool, especially during the winter months, a pool cover is exactly what you need. Winter pool covers are perfect to keep all that debris out of your pool when it is not in use. These types of covers protect your pool from the harsh winter weather by preventing anything from entering the water.
There are different winter pool covers available for a variety of applications. If you have mild winters with small amounts of debris or leaves, consider an economy cover such as the 8 or 12 year rated winter cover or even a mesh winter cover. For more severe winters with heavy snow, rain, leaves and debris, a heavy duty cover such as the 20 or 25 year rated winter cover will suit your needs much better.
A leaf net cover can be added to any pool cover and is intended to allow you to get those leaves and debris off your pool easily, and without removing the traditional winter cover.
To secure your inground winter swimming pool cover to your pool, you will need to use water bags, aqua blocks, or another heavy, non-abrasive, and contaminant-free weight. Using the proper method to secure your cover will keep your cover in prime condition for years.
Inground Pool Winter Covers FAQ
Should I cover my inground pool for the winter?
Yes, covering your inground pool prevents debris and reduces the risk of algae, saving cleaning time in spring.
What's the difference between an inground pool cover and a winter pool cover?
Regular pool covers are for daily use and are lighter, while winter covers are heavier and designed to withstand colder conditions.
Should the inground pool winter cover be tight or loose?
It should be tight enough to prevent debris and animals from entering but have some give to handle snow and ice weight.
What type of inground pool winter cover should I buy?
Choose based on your climate: mesh for mild winters, solid for heavy debris and snow areas.
Does the color of an inground pool winter cover matter?
Darker covers can help absorb more heat, potentially reducing the chance of freezing in very cold climates.
How to choose an inground pool winter cover?
Consider your pool’s shape, size, local climate, and the level of protection you need to determine the best type.
