The Benefits of Using a Pool Cover Roller

 

1. It Makes Life a Whole Lot Easier

The idea is that using a roller makes putting on and taking off a pool cover a breeze — the entire process takes less than a minute. It's a tremendous hassle without a roller. Although solar pool covers are quite light, they are still quite large. And drenched. Thermal pool blankets are not only large and moist, but also somewhat weighty. So, depending on the sort of pool cover you have, you either need a pool cover roller or you really need a pool rollers Geelong in terms of just making life simpler.

2. It Will Keep Your Pool Cover Safe

When you remove a pool cover manually, it's likely to get dragged over uneven ground, rocks, and other obstacles, perhaps scraping or torning it. A pool rollers Geelong, on the other hand, eliminates this danger totally, extending the life of your pool cover.

3. It Will Cover Its Own Costs

The whole objective of having a pool cover is that it not only keeps your pool warm and reduces cleaning time, but it also lowers your pool's operating expenses by 50 percent or more. However, the cost savings will only be seen if you use your pool cover as often as you should. And the easier it is to put on and take off the cover, the more likely you are to do so.

Rollers for pool covers come in a variety of shapes and sizes.

Pool Cover Rollers (Manual)

The most frequent and least expensive form of pool rollers Geelong is the manual roller. They're often made of stainless steel, aluminum, or a combination of the two. They generally include a central telescoping pole that allows them to be adjusted to fit most pool sizes.

They operate in a straightforward manner. A crank handle or a wheel might be found on one side. You wind the handle/wheel to uncover the pool, and the roller smoothly slides the cover off the water.

Rollers for Automatic Pool Covers

At its most basic level, automatic pool covers are just manual pool covers with a motor that cranks or turns the wheel for you. As a backup, they frequently have a manually-turned handle/wheel. When it comes to exposing your pool, these more basic automated rollers are merely automatic. You'll still have to grasp the corner of the cover and walk it down to the other end to cover it. Not that it's a difficult task - plus they eliminate the need to twist or wind the lid off.

Rollers for the pool cover that are hidden

Hidden pool cover rollers are a terrific, and certainly spectacular, alternative if you have a larger budget, are concerned about the aesthetics of more typical pool cover rollers, or simply want to feel like James Bond, or at least one of his richer villains. The roller unit is essentially "hidden" in a compartment buried in the ground, pool surround, beneath the deck, or behind a water feature. The compartment's top is normally made of aluminum or wood and sits flush against the pool's edge.

Manual or automated hidden pool cover rollers are available. Some concealed pool cover rollers are track-directed, which means that the pool cover is guided by tracks fixed on the pool surround or beneath the pool flooring.