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Mesh pool covers are made of the strongest, most durable mesh material specifically designed to protect your children and make your pool maintenance easier. They support up to 485 pounds of weight when needed.
Sometimes known as winter pool covers or pool safety covers, many areas of the country use inground pool covers during the winter months to prevent debris and snow from infiltrating their pools. Rainwater will pass through the mesh fabric, but leaves and debris will stay out.
Once summer comes around, owners of mesh pool covers can remove it themselves and tuck it away for next time. For those who are lucky enough to have swimming weather year-round, these inground pool covers can still be used to provide a strong safety barrier that keeps children and pets out of the pool, regardless of the climate.
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Read on to learn about the many features and benefits of a pool safety cover for your swimming pool, and discover why All-Safe® mesh pool covers are a top choice for pool owners nationwide. The safety, convenience, and peace of mind a pool cover can bring are priceless.
A mesh pool cover, or a winter pool cover, is a great option for swimming pool safety. The strength of inground pool covers primarily comes from the straps that stretch across the pool and anchor the material onto the pool deck. These straps are spaced about every three to five feet and create a strong, durable and weather-resistant mesh grid.
The mesh is practically impossible to break with your bare hands and has been seen supporting the weight of a car or even a baby elephant, though we don’t recommend trying that yourself. Winter Pool Covers from Cover Company, covers are independently tested to meet or exceed standards of safety set by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM).
We custom-fit every mesh pool cover to the correct size and shape of your pool for optimal safety and protection. You can even choose from several different colors, including green, gray, tan, blue, and black, to match your outdoor area. The ideal layout for an inground pool cover is one that does not have raised walls, multiple step-ups, or rock formations. However, those can be addressed depending on the situation. Custom pool covers look and function best when they are flat, so pools with anything more than ladder rails, dive stands or single step-ups should be evaluated to make sure the product is the right match for your needs.
All products are available through your local independent reseller. After a free estimate, your reseller will help you plan your pool safety measures and what products will work and look best for your home.
The average cost for a mesh pool cover is between $2,500 and $4,500, including installation. This cost depends on where you live and the design of your swimming pool. Because we customize your pool cover, large freeform-shaped pools that have different levels and obstructions will cost more than small single-level rectangular pools.
Once you approve the design and layout, the manufacturing process will begin. During our busy season, this process can take four weeks or more because of the influx of custom orders, but during the off-season, this time will typically be less. Once your inground pool cover is complete, we will ship it to your local installer or directly to your home.
Your reseller will then work with you to schedule the installation. This generally takes one day, but very large or uniquely-shaped pools may take multiple days. Once installed, your local reseller will show you how to easily remove and reapply your mesh pool fence.
And that’s it! You’ll be all set to enjoy your pool with the safety of your children and pets secure.
While your local reseller will teach you how to remove and replace your mesh pool cover safely, most of our customers only remove and replace their covers a few times a year. Maintaining your inground pool cover does not take much work, but we do not recommend that inexperienced individuals attempt to move the mesh pool cover by themselves because the covers can be heavy.
It can take 10 to 30 minutes or more to remove an inground pool cover of average size, and larger covers can take even longer.
If you have experience hammer drilling and/or core drilling into concrete, among other construction experience, you can likely install your inground pool cover yourself. It is important to note, however, that any drilling mistakes are expensive and not easily fixed, which is why we always recommend professional installation.
Using a professional also preserves the manufacturer’s warranty. The best solution is to talk to your local reseller about your concerns and to find the best option to fit your budget.
If you feel that a pool cover may not be right for you, All-Safe® offers a variety of pool safety solutions to fit your needs. Browse our selection of Removable Pool Fences and Pool Safety Nets for more information, and be sure to discuss availability with your local reseller.
Fences, safety nets, or pool covers — we’ll guide you to the best option for your pool.
No obligation. We’ll connect you with a trusted local pool safety professional.