Landy (Guangzhou) Plastic Products Co.,Ltd--safety cover

Not sure if your safety pool cover need to be repaired or replaced? Email us some pictures of your cover and we'll happily give you some advice. Usually small rip or tear in a  pool cover  under 6" in length can typically be patched by yourself with a repair pool cover patch kit. We can send the repair kit straight to your front door. To make a  good mesh pool safety cover repair , here are some tips for you: 1. Clean and dry the area to be patched. 2. Cut patches to create rounded corners, or oval patches. 3. Patch on both sides for extra durability. 4. Place something heavy on the patch for 6-12 hours before folding. 5. Don't fold the cover on the patch, allow it to lay flat. Safety covers that lose their straps along one side of the pool, or have holes larger than 6"need to be sent to us for proper repair to ensure safety. Replacing your safety pool cover is easy and convenient. But if you've got a rip along one whole side of the cover,or if the...

When choose safety covers, some pool owners may prefer  solid pool safety covers  while others may like mesh safety covers.All of them can secure the safety of your kids and pets. Safety mesh pool covers  are designed to prevent water from collecting on top of the covers by allowing rain and melted snow to drain right into your pool. However, the mesh is woven tightly enough to allow debris to settle on top. Even though the rain will get through, you won't have sticks, leaves, and bugs on the bottom of your pool in the spring time. You will have some fine sediment to vacuum up when you open your pool, though, as a mesh cover is not impervious to dust and dirt. Mesh safety covers vary in their specifications when it comes to sunlight. Some are simply resistant to the sun's destructive ultraviolet (UV) rays. Others are created to block as much as 99 percent of sunlight. Why would you want to keep the sunlight out of your pool? Doesn't the sun help warm your pool? W...

There are some enemies that threaten your in-ground winter cover, including: Ice, Rain, Snow, Trees and animals. 1. Protecting Against Ice To protect your winter cover against ice, let the ice melt so you can remove it with a winter cover pump. Don’t try to remove the frozen ice because it can have sharp edges. Pool covers will be damage by sharp objects. You can also prevent large ice build-ups by keeping a 1/2” water level on top of the pool cover. But if you have a  mesh winter pool cover , you don’t need to do it because ice would melt and just fall through. 2. Protecting Against Wind To protect your winter cover from wind, keep that 1/2” of water on top as it also helps with the ice. If you have a  tarp cover instead of a safety cover, use water bags or aqua-blocks to hold your cover down. 3. Protecting Against Trees To protect your cover against trees, hire a professional tree specialist to remove any overhanging tree limbs that ma...