How to install a pool enclosure?

Installing a pool enclosure can vary depending on the model (removable, telescopic, high, flat, etc.), but follows common steps. Proper site preparation is essential to ensure stability, safety, and longevity.

1. Soil preparation

First and foremost, the ground must be perfectly flat and clean. In some cases, it is advisable to lay a concrete slab or a perimeter ring beam to ensure stable support, especially for shelters fixed to the ground or with rails.

2. Verification of dimensions

Take precise measurements of your pool (length, width, coping stones) and check that the ordered shelter perfectly matches the technical constraints (space for movement, height under coping stones, etc.).

3. Assembling the structure

Each manufacturer provides detailed assembly instructions. Assembly is generally carried out module by module, with the arches being fixed, the profiles screwed in, and the glazing panels (polycarbonate, glass, etc.) being installed.

4. Installation of the modules

The modules are installed starting from one side of the pool. Depending on the model, they can be telescopic (interlocking) or fixed. Rails may be necessary for smooth sliding.

5. Verification and testing

Once the installation is complete, test the opening and closing of the shelter, check its watertightness, alignment, and overall sturdiness. Remember to install the locking mechanisms to ensure safety.

Professional advice: Even though some models are designed for self-installation, using a certified installer saves time and ensures a professional installation.