Ultra-low pool enclosure – Sydney

Ultra-low pool enclosure – Sydney – features and uses

Sydney is a range of pool enclosures and accessories for reducing dirt in the pool, limiting evaporation and retaining more of the heat already in the water. The range has a defined purpose, but your choice must always reflect the pool's actual dimensions and installation site.

When comparing models, consider the internal width, overall length, maximum height, number of sections, rail design and where the enclosure can be retracted. Doors, pool coping, ladders and other protruding parts can affect which size will fit.

Choose the right enclosure for your pool

Measure the pool's maximum external dimensions and check that the surface along the rails is level, stable and long enough. Consult the product sheet for the specific model, as dimensions and design may vary between sizes.

What to check

• Pool dimensions and construction
• Capacity, connections and installation space
• Compatibility with existing equipment
• Care, servicing and winter care

Installation and routine care

Keep rails and wheels free from gravel, leaves and ice. Check locks and fixings regularly, and always follow the model's instructions for wind, snow and winter care.

Contact Pooltime if you would like help choosing Sydney. Send your pool dimensions and details of the existing equipment so we can more easily check which solution suits your project.

Sydney with a single rail

The Albixon Sydney in the range combines an ultra-low profile with a single rail and anthracite-coloured profiles. A single rail affects how the pool surround can be arranged, but both sides still need preparation in accordance with the drawing. Check which side the rail belongs on and how the sections move during opening.

Size names such as 3.5 × 6 or 4 × 8 are a starting point for selection. The essential checks are the enclosure's actual internal and external dimensions, rail position and clearance above coping and ladders. Also note the enclosure's retracted length, particularly if there is a hedge or wall behind the pool.

Compare the low height with your intended use

An ultra-low enclosure is often chosen for its discreet appearance. If you want to move around or swim beneath it when closed, examine the height and access for that specific model. Also read the instructions for cleaning, locking and winter care. For a wider comparison of profiles and designs, see low pool enclosures and the complete pool enclosure range.