News, tips and inspiration from the world of pool and patio enclosures.
Every garden has its own specific features, and a standard catalogue model will not always fit. Whether you are dealing with a pool on a slope, need to connect the structure directly to your living room, or have a patio bordered by a wall, real-life projects are the best source of inspiration.
True luxury is reflected not only in the overall appearance but above all in effortless everyday use. Comfort is built deep into our DNA, and we believe that intelligently designed details are what transform an ordinary enclosure into a premium wellness space. Where is this comfort, often invisible at first glance, hidden?
A pool or patio enclosure is an investment covered by building insurance – as an ancillary structure or part of the building – rather than ordinary household contents insurance. Reliable protection against extreme weather requires the right natural-hazard cover in the policy and compliance with basic care requirements.
Regular, gentle care ensures that your enclosure continues to look and work as it did on the day it was installed. These are the key rules for safe cleaning and the correct pool chemistry, which has a crucial influence on the lifespan of the materials.
Proper care in demanding weather and protection from unexpected chemical effects will keep your enclosure in excellent condition for many years. These are the most important rules for safe, long-term operation.
Regular care keeps your pool enclosure looking flawless, its segments gliding smoothly and its lifespan at the maximum. Here is a clear maintenance guide that will keep your premium wellness oasis in perfect condition with minimal effort.
Water quality in a covered pool is not a matter of guesswork but of precise physics and chemistry. A well-designed pool enclosure acts as a protective shield that stabilises the environment, dramatically reduces the use of pool chemicals and saves you time.
The choice and proper preparation of the surface around your pool determines how securely your enclosure is anchored and how smoothly it runs for years to come. Here is an overview of the solutions that work, as well as the materials you should avoid.
The most common mistake when building a pool is leaving the enclosure until the last minute. For the structure to work flawlessly and be anchored safely, utilities, drainage and space for the tracks need to be built into the initial design. Here are the key construction parameters to get right before the first spade goes into the ground.
