Rollers for in-ground pools

• UV-resistant cover as soon as the canvas is rolled up (avoids overheating/UV which causes the bubbles to burst).
  
• Monthly inspection: tighten the hardware, check straps/fasteners(replace if cracked), check bearings/wheels and tips.
  
• Tension & alignment: distribute the straps, center the canvas to right winding; avoid tightening “all the way” so as not to crush the bubbles.
  
• Windproof: if windy area, weigh down/secure the base (weights or anchors) and lock the wheels.
  
• Winterization:rinse, dry, drop the canvasunrolled and drysafe;retract the reel(or disassemble the tube) to avoid winter frost/UV.
  
• Long term: prefer screwsstainless steelLightly lubricate axles/wheels if the manufacturer allows it; store atdryand in the shade.
  

• Speed & simplicity winding/unwindingsoloin <1 min, without battling with the web.
• Fabric durability: less than prints/folds, bubbles that burst less; the UV-resistant cover on the reel limits degradation in the sun.
• More efficient heating: on puts on/takes off more often at the right time (night/day), therefore better thermal gain And less evaporation.
• Safety & storage: clothneat and stable, less risk of tripping; reduced clutter at the edge of the pool.

When installing a solar cover roll on a round above-ground pool, it is best not to attach it to the coping stones, as the weight of the roll and the cover could damage them.

Instead, install the roller outside the pool, either on the patio or on wooden or metal supports adjusted to the pool's height. Position the roller at one end of the pool so it can roll and unroll the cover in a straight line. Then, assemble the telescopic tube, attach the solar cover with the provided clips, and use the crank to roll or unroll the cover. This method ensures easy and safe operation while extending the life of both the cover and the pool structure.