Low pool enclosure – Dallas – function and benefits
Dallas is a range of pool enclosures for protecting your pool without dominating the garden. The enclosure reduces dirt and evaporation and improves heat retention, which can simplify pool care and extend the swimming season.
The low profile preserves the view across the garden, while sliding sections make the pool easy to open and close. When comparing pool enclosures, consider the complete arrangement: internal width, length, height, rail system, door position and the space where the sections will retract.
How to choose the right pool enclosure
Always measure the pool's maximum external dimensions, including coping, ladders and other protruding features. Also check that the surface is level and stable along the entire rail. Do not choose solely by the pool's nominal size; the installation dimensions determine which model fits.
Check before ordering
- Dimensions of the pool and installation area
- Connections, compatibility and what is included
- Positioning, access and future servicing
Installation, care and service life
Clean the rails regularly and keep them free from gravel, leaves and ice. Move the sections gently and check locks and fixings at regular intervals. Always follow the range's specific instructions for snow loads, wind and winter storage.
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Dallas with multiwall or solid clear plastic
Dallas is described as having a low, rounded shape and 55 × 40 mm profiles. The product information lists options with 8 mm multiwall plastic or 4 mm solid clear plastic. Your choice affects both appearance and visibility through the enclosure. Check which material is included in the variant you order and how its surfaces should be cleaned.
Sizes in the category include 3.5 × 6 and 4.5 × 8.5. Use the enclosure drawing to compare these with the pool's water surface and coping. Also mark the door position, paths and the area where the enclosure will stand when opened.
Plan for the enclosure's full movement
The sections must slide without hitting ladders, raised edges or fixed fittings. Check the supporting surface and fixings on the rail section behind the pool too. When buying accessories, identify the Dallas model's generation and profile. Compare materials and shapes across more low pool enclosures, and find additional rails under pool enclosure accessories.
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