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We're seeing it more and more often: PVC slats that lose their shape after a hot summer. How can it be that a material that has been the standard for decades is suddenly reaching its limits? In this blog post, we dive into the technology behind the "Vicat softening point," the impact of changing environmental regulations on plastics, and why (Re)Cover is the first on the market to introduce a structural solution in light grey polycarbonate.

When choosing a pool cover, color and appearance often play a significant role. A grey slat gives the pool a timeless look that fits well in most gardens. But besides aesthetics, there are also technical differences between PVC and polycarbonate that you shouldn't overlook.

Climate change is taking an ever-increasing economic and social toll. It's clear: we must invest in emissions reduction, smart adaptation, and international cooperation to limit these costs in the future.

Owning an indoor pool brings a lot of fun, but also considerable energy costs. An effective way to reduce these costs is to use a pool cover.

As a proud owner of a private pool, you not only want to enjoy cooling and relaxation, but also ensure a safe environment for yourself, your family and your pets. We tell you more about laws and regulations in the Netherlands.

Save energy and keep your pool comfortably warm? A good slatted cover makes it possible! Choose energy savings of up to 80% with solar slats.