Attractive pool cover

TomAtlanta

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Sep 10, 2011
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Atlanta Ga
I have a good quality black pool cover, but it is ugly.
We thought of leaving the cover off for the winter, but cleaning out the leaves every day is more work than I realized.
The transparent bubble solar covers are attractive but don't keep out leaves.
I have looked on line but I can't find a good quality transparent cover that would look good and keep out the leaves. Does such a cover exist?
 
This is the only thing that I can think of that may help you. http://www.allsafepool.com/pool-safety-net/ Please note though, that I had a customer who had this installed, they used it twice and now it sits in the garage. It's supposed to be a competitor to a child safety fence but when you compare the two the net is just an inferior design compared to a fence. They only used it twice because it's takes to long to put on and take off (about the amount of time a safety cover takes) . The customer now uses a child safety fence.

http://www.allsafepool.com/pool-safety-net/
 
X-PertPool said:
This is the only thing that I can think of that may help you. http://www.allsafepool.com/pool-safety-net/ Please note though, that I had a customer who had this installed, they used it twice and now it sits in the garage. It's supposed to be a competitor to a child safety fence but when you compare the two the net is just an inferior design compared to a fence. They only used it twice because it's takes to long to put on and take off (about the amount of time a safety cover takes) . The customer now uses a child safety fence.

http://www.allsafepool.com/pool-safety-net/

Wow, that just does not look safe to me. If the net has any stretch and a kid fell forward, seems like their arms would go right through the net resulting in their face being in the water. A toddler or even young child would not likely have the ability to try to pull their arms out or be able to roll themselves over onto their back ... shoot some adults would probably struggle as well.
 
It's pretty tight, from what I can remember the rope feels rigid like the plastic rope use in rope floats to section off the deep end of a pool. The customer asked me about it one day if I ever heard of it because it was on Oprah. I never seen or heard of it until the day I showed up and it was installed. Regardless it is dumb, why suspend a body over a pool when you can separate the child from the pool with a fence. Unless you have babies jumping off a roof into your pool there is no foreseeable advantage to the net in my eyes.

BTW the best part about the net is the reel it comes with. Looks so homemade (its made of pvc pipe furniture) :)
 
It's late in the day, I've been looking at my computer screen for hours, and my eyes aren't what they used to be. That said, ...

... I opened your thread with great interest, because I thought it said "Attractive pool owner."

Cheers!
 
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