Conseils sur les fuites de piscine
Here's what you need to know: yes, an inground pool that loses too much water during winter can be damaged, even when the pool has been properly closed. The exact risk depends on the pool construction, cover type, groundwater conditions,...
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At its core, a water bag splits during freezing weather because the water inside changes from a flexible liquid into expanding ice while the vinyl, seams, and valves are being exposed to cold-weather stress. A properly installed water bag is...
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At its core, a burst water bag is a small problem that can become a much bigger pool-cover problem if it leaves part of the perimeter unsecured. Water bags, sometimes called water tubes, add weight around many solid in-ground winter...
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It's time to rethink the assumption that a cover pump can only remove rainwater sitting above a swimming pool. Under the wrong conditions, a pump positioned on a solid cover can begin removing actual pool water, sometimes without the owner...
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Let's connect the dots: if you uncover your pool and discover that the water level is noticeably lower than expected, the solid cover may seem like the obvious suspect. A properly functioning solid pool cover normally reduces evaporation dramatically, so...
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