To fit the free form pool shape, customers often have to enlarge the cover, i.e. order the cover more than necessary and cut the biscuit cover to fit the free form pool, using the inside of the pool bay as a guide.
Encouraging the industry to share pool covers that allow more people to cover their pools.
This easy-to-use pool cover is revolutionizing the way cover is disposed of and distributed without the hassle of shipping costs, and allows merchants to keep cover in stock so pool owners never go home empty handed.
Addressing an issue that prevented all pools from using caps after a worsening water shortage was mandated to encourage all pools to be closed.
Additional issues with full cover processing
Another common limitation to using full covers is that in the past the only devices sold for these covers were roll covers, large and expensive towel sets similar to those that sit at the end of a pool and are claimed to be valuable deck space.
The problem with cover rolls is that curled free-form cover rolls won't work very well, even if you cut your biscuits too big to fit in your pool. If you have limited or no deck space, where will you place your reels?
For those millions of pools without jacks, there is an innovative half-roll cap solution that can help you remove and manipulate pool covers that cannot use a cap roll.
