F.A.Q.

We know that purchasing a pool cover often raises many questions. That’s why we’ve gathered here the answers to the most frequently asked questions about Coverseal, its installation, maintenance, and much more.

You’ll find them below, organized by topic or accessible through the quick search.

General Information

Coverseal pool covers are compatible with almost any pool design, regardless of shape or size. However, some certain site conditions may prevent installation.
These include:
– A concave deck surface
– A slope towards the pool
– Certain deck structures (hollow composite decking, slopes greater than 4%, etc.)
Our engineering team will be happy to review your project and answer any questions you may have.
Yes. A Coverseal can be installed on most deck surfaces, including concrete, as long as the surface is stable and in good condition to ensure secure anchoring and long-term durability.
We offer two types of tracks to ensure optimal installation: the standard track and the all-surface track. Depending on the levelness of your concrete deck, our team will determine the most appropriate solution to ensure maximum durability and long-term performance.
Yes. A Coverseal can be installed on most deck surfaces, including wood, as long as the deck is structurally sound and strong enough to remain stable over time.
We offer two types of tracks to ensure a secure installation: the standard track and the all-surface track. Depending on the type and structural integrity of your deck, our engineering team will determine the most appropriate solution to ensure long-term durability and performance.
Yes. A Coverseal can be installed on brick coping as long as the bricks are properly installed, stable and structurally sound. This ensures secure anchoring and long-term stability.
In this case, the all-surface track is typically recommanded to ensure a secure and long-lasting installation.
Yes. A Coverseal can be installed on a natural stone as long as the slabs are properly installed, stable, and securely set. This ensures secure anchoring and prevents any movement that could compromise long-term stability.
We offer two types of tracks depending on your deck surface: the standard track, designed for level surfaces, and the all-surface track, recommended for uneven or irregular surfaces. Our engineering team will determine the most appropriate solution to ensure long-term durability and performance.
Yes. A Coverseal can be installed on pavers as long as they are properly installed, stable, and show no movement or settling.
To ensure secure and long-lasting anchoring, we offer two track systems: the standard rail and the all-surface rail. The latter has been developed for irregular anchoring surfaces such as clinkers and will, therefore, ensure the performance and durability of the installation.
Yes. A Coverseal can be installed on porcelain tile as long as the surface is properly installed, stable, and securely set to prevent movement or shifting over time.
We offer two track systems: the standard track and the all-surface track to ensure secure anchoring. Depending on the levelness of your tile surface, our engineering team will determine the most appropriate installation method to ensure long-term durability and performance.
Yes. A Coverseal can be installed on a solid composite decking as long as the deck is properly installed, stable, and structurally sound to prevent movement or shifting over time.
We offer two track options: the standard track and the all-surface track. For solid composite decking, the all-surface track is typically recommended to ensure secure anchoring and long-term durability.

Yes. Our Product is designed to meet the highest safety standards and can support significant weight. However, it is a safety cover – not a play surface.

We strongly advise against allowing children, adults or pets to play on the membrane, use it as a trampoline, or stand on the housing, as this could cause damage to the cover.

Unlike most motorized pool covers or enclosures that require electrical wiring, the Coverseal All-Season Pool Cover operates autonomously.
In the Automatic version, the system is powered by integrated solar panels that charge built-in batteries.
For indoor pools, the Automatic model can also be connected to a dedicated power line to ensure reliable operation without solar exposure.
Regardless of the model you choose, Coverseal helps maintain water wuality, fully secure your pool and significantly reduce energy costs.
Like any material exposed to UV rays, the membrane may experience slight discoloration over time. This is a natural process and tends to be more noticeable on darker membrane colors.
The housing is powder-coated aluminum, which provides excellent durability and long-term resistance to sun exposure and pool environments. However, similar to a car’s paint finish, slight fading may occur over time.
We also offer speciality finishes such as “mirror effect” or “metalic effect”. In these cases, the housing is manufactured using composite panels designed to maintain their appearance and quality for many years.
Yes. By blocking sunlight from reaching the water, Coverseal significantly reduces algae growth and helps maintain cleaner, better-balanced water.
By limiting exposure to sunlight and debris, the cover helps stabilize water chemistry, resulting in clearer water that feels more comfortable and looks crystal-clear.
This added protection also reduces the need for chemical treatments – which can be costly, harsh on the skin, and less environmentallu friendly – allowing you to enjoy cleaner, healthier swimming with less maintenance.
Unlike many other pool protection products, the Coverseal pool cover does not require any special winterization. Once installed, it remains fully functional throughout the winter without need for additional equipment.
The only precaution is to maintain the normal water level so the water can help support the membrane in the event of heavy snowfall. This helps prevent unnecessary stress on the cover.
As a true all-season solution, Coverseal maintains its clean, elegant appearance year-round while effectively protecting your pool. In the spring, you’ll enjoy cleaner, better-preserved water – with minimal debris buildup and reduced algae growth.
Yes. The membrane maintains a smooth, taut appearance, with a slight engineered slope of approximately 1/8 inch per foot. This built-in design allows water to drain properly and prevents pooling.
Combined with centrally positioned drainage openings, this feature helps limit debris accumulation. Leaves that settle on the surface are typically brown away by the wind.
Over time, the membrane maintains its original tension, the initial engineered slope does not increase. In areas with heavy snowfall or extreme weather conditions, maintaining a normal water level is especially important so the water can help support the membrane and prevent unnecessary strain.
Yes. Your pool stays significantly cleaner when protected with a Coverseal. Unlike in-water or above-water cover systems, our cover does not sit in the pool. Its tensioned membrane acts as a barrier against debris and external contaminants.
Leaves, dust, and other debris do not accumulate on the surface. Instead, they are naturally blown away by the wind, preventing standing water or dirty puddles, a common issue with traditional tarp-style covers.
The result is cleaner water for longer, with less maintenance and fewer chemicals.

Under normal operating conditions, the batteries in the Automatic model typically last between 4 and 6 years.

However, extreme weather conditions; such as very high or very low temperatures, may reduce battery lifespan.

For Automatic models equipped with a winter mode switch (pre-2025 versions), it is important to turn the switch to “off” from September 1 through May 1. During this period, reduced sunlight may prevent proper charging, which could cause the batteries to fully discharge and require replacement.

Coverseal membranes are manufactured using premium, high-durability materials. The lifespan of the fabric primarly depends on local climate conditions, daily usage, and how well the system is maintained.
On average, membrane replacement may be expected after approximately 10 to 12 years, depending on environmental factors such as freezing temperatures, heavy snowfall, extreme heat, or sandy and coastal conditions.
Regular track cleaning is essential. The accumulation of sand or abrasive debris in the tracks can accelerate wear on mechanical components and may impact the longevity of the membrane over time.
No. Every Coverseal is fully custom-built to match the exact dimensions of your pool, your surrounding environment, and your aesthetic preferences.
There are no preset sizes – each system is engineerd in detail to ensure seamless integration and uncompromising protection.
This tailored approach not only maximizes safety and performance, but also preserves the look and feel of your outdoor space. Coverseal blends into your environment without overwhelming your design.
Yes. Coverseal is designed for year-round use, regardless of weather conditions. Its ultra-durable membrane effectively protects your pool from leaves, debris, and algae growth throughout every season, even during winter.
When warmer weather returns, your pool is clean and ready to enjoy, effortlessly.
Thanks to its quick operation and ease of use, Coverseal is a cover you can use daily. Many of our Customers open it every morning in less than a minute to enjoy a swim before starting their day.
Coverseal isn’t a compromise, it is a high-performance, elegant solution designed to fully secure your pool, significantly reduce energy costs, and elevate your outdoor living space.

Coverseal offers two types of tracks: the standard track and the all-surface track. In most installations, the standard track is used. It features a low-profile design measuring approximately 1.4 inches wide by 0.4 inches high, allowing it to remain discreet and blend seamlessly into the pool deck.

For uneven of less stable surfaces, the all-surface track is recommended to ensure secure anchoring and optimal performance.

Additionally, the tracks are fully enclosed, the drive belt is integrated within the track system, eliminating exposed moving parts and ensuring maximum safety.

The integrated solar panels remain effective even in cloudy or overcast conditions. However, in regions with limited sunlight, especially during shorter winter days, an additional solar panel can be installed to ensure full autonomy and consistent performance.

At Coverseal, we believe weather conditions should never limit the safety, protection, or usability of your pool.

Coverseal is a fully custom-built, all-season pool cover designed to provide long-lasting protection for your pool. Combining advanced technology, sleek design, and effortless operation, it keeps your water cleaner and better protected year-round while enhancing the look of your outdoor space.

It is a high-end solution that delivers safety, aesthetics and everyday convenience.

Cylinders are an optional feature available on the Automatic model. Their primary function is to provide additional lift, allowing the cover to clear larger obstacles more easily while improving the overall seal.
By enhancing the seal, the cylinders help limit debris infiltration and reduce heat loss, contributing to better water quality and improved energy efficiency.
Beyond their technical benefits, the cylinders also enhance the overall appearance of the installation. They allow the cover to lower smoothly and rest gently on the deck, creating a clean, refined finish that reflects the premium quality of the system.

Because many variables influence thermal performance, including temperature differences, air trapped beneath the membrane, wind, and rain, it is not possible to assign a precise R-value to the system.

However, Coverseal creates a highly effective seal over the pool, dramatically reducing evaporation. Since evaporation is the primary cause of heat loss in swimming pools, this sgnificantly reduces energy consumption and heating costs.

It also minimizes the need to refill the pool, promoting more efficient and cost-effective water management.

Coverseal pool covers have been manufactured in Belgium for over 15 years and are protected by internationally recognized patents.
They are distributed through authorized partners accross Europe, including Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, France, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Austria, and Norway) as well as in the Middle East and the United States.
Each Coverseal system is engineered with local climate conditions in mind. Whether facing extreme heat, freezing temperatures, heavy snowfall, or coastal environments, the design is built to perform reliably year-round, no matter where your pool is located.
Unlike in-water or above-water Automatic covers, Coverseal is a true all-season solution. It provides year-round protection with enhanced cleanliness, safety and thermal efficiency.
While slatted covers sit directly on the water and may allow debris to re-enter the pool when opened, Coverseal’s tensioned membrane sits above the waterline, creating a protective barrier that keeps debris out.
Compared to solar slatted covers, the key difference lies in the thermal performance. While solar slats can help warm the water, Coverseal significantly reduces heat loss by minimizing evaporation, without requiring addictional insulation.
Its design also blocks sunlight from reaching the water, helping reduce algae growth and lowering the need for chemical treatments, which can be environmentally friendly.
A traditional winter cover protects your pool during colder months, but it is primarily a seasonal solution designed for periods when the pool is not in use.
Coverseal, on the other hand, is a true all-season system that provides year-round protection.
Its tensioned membrane acts as a barrier against leaves, dust, and debris, significantly reducing algae growth and helping maintain cleaner water. It also reduces heat loss and enhances overall pool safety.
In short, while a winter cover serves a limited purpose, Coverseal delivers safety, performance, energy efficiency, and refined design throughout the entire year.
Unlike a traditional pool enclosure, Coverseal offers true everyday convenience. While some enclosures allow you to swim underneath them, they are often less convenient to operate and can feel bulky or visually dominate your outdoor space.
Coverseal, on the other hand, features a minimalist, fully customizable design that blends seamlessly into your backyard without overwhelming it.
It also blocks sunlight from reaching the water, helping reduce algae growth, maintain better water quality, and significantly reduces the need for chemical treatments, so you can enjoy cleaner, healthier water.
Choosing a Coverseal means investing in a premium solution that combines safety, performance, and refined design. Its innovative engineering protects your pool from debris and temperature fluctuations while reducing water, energy costs, and chemical treatments.
Easy to operate and seamlessly integrated into your outdoor space, Coverseal delivers year-round comfort and convenience, keeping your pool clean, protected, and ready to enjoy at any time.
Selecting Coverseal also means working with a company built on innovation and engineering excellence, collaborating with trusted local Partners to ensure quality and reliability in every installation.

Practical Questions

Yes, a pressure washer can be used, provided the spray pressure is kept low and a pH-neutral cleaner is applied.

Special attention should be given to the tracks, as regular cleaning is essential to maintain proper operation and extend the lifespan of your cover.

For the housing, we recommend using a microfiber cloth to help preserve its finish and long-term durability.

Because the membrane significantly reduces algae growth and prevents debris from entering the pool, shock treatments are rarely necessary.

However, in certain situations, a shock treatment may be required. In that case, it is strongly recommanded to leave the Coverseal fully open for 24 to 48 hours to prevent high chemical concentrations from building up beneath the cover, which could potentially damage the membrane.

No. The cover is not designed to support repeated impact or excessive weight. Doing so may cause damage to the housing or mechanical components.

Any damage resulting from improper use is not covered under warranty.

Yes. On the latest  Automatic models, you can control your Coverseal directly from your smartphone, provided you remain within view of the cover for safety reasons.
The dedicated mobile app also allows you to monitor key system information, including:
– battery charge leve,
– number of opening and closing cycles,
– alarm history and system alerts.
For earlier models, an upgrade may be available to enable smartphone control. We recommend contacting your local authorized Partner for more information.
It is not necessary to walk on it to clean the membrane to clean it. A pressure washer set to low or moderate power, or a telescopic pole, is more than sufficient.
However, you may carefully walk on the membrane barefoot or wearing flat, soft-soled shoes if needed.
As a reminder, Coverseal is designed to provide protection in the event of an accidental fall, but it is not intended to be used as a play surface.
Coverseal covers do not require any special technical maintenance. However, regular cleaning of the tracks and mechanical components is strongly recommended to remove sand, dirt, leaves, branches, or other debris that could affect proper operation and the lifespan of the system.
In addition, it is important to follow the guidelines outlined in the user manual, such as maintaining the proper water level in your pool, to ensure optimal safety and long-term performance.
Regardless of the model, your Coverseal can always be opened or closed manually if needed. Even in the event of a battery failure, a manual override system is available.
The manuel override should only be used during a power or battery failure and should not be used for routine operation.
Manual Operation Instructions:
1. Remove the two side covers (one on each side of the housing).
For models without cylinders, proceed directly to step 3.
2. On cylinder-equipped models, lift the housing on each side until you hear a click.
3. Locate the red motor cable and disconnect it.
4. Identify the manual override shaft and insert the extension provided at installation.
5. Attach the ratchet wrench to the end of the extension and set it to the desired direction.
You can now manually open or close the cover.
To restore normal operation, reverse the steps from 5 to 1.
For models equipped with cylinders, to lower the housing, gently lift is slightly and release the internal locking levers before lowering it back into position.
Yes. For safety reasons, and in compliance with ASTM F1346 standards, the cover must remain within your direct line of sight while it is opening or closing.
This ensures the safety of anyone near the pool and allows you to immediately detect if a person, pet, or object is in the pool area, or if debris such as branches, toys, or other items are on the membrane.
Yes. The membrane is manufactured using high-performance architectural fabric that has been used for decades in large-scale construction projects, including stadiums and exhibition centers.
It is supplied by Serge Ferrari, a globally recognized leader in advanced composite materials. The membrane meets stringent international safety standards, including NF P90-308 (December 2013).
This pre-tensioned, multi-layer polymer-coated fabric is engineered to support several tons of weight and return to its original shape after deformation. It is designed to provide long-term durability, safety and peace of mind for your family.
On earlier Automatic models, the winter switch allowed you to disable the remote control receiver to help preserve batterie life during the off-season, when sunlight is reduced.
It is recommended to turn the switch to the OFF position from September 1 through May 1. If left on during this period, limited sunlight may prevent proper charging, which could cause the batteries to fully discharge and require replacement.
Note: On the latest versions of this model, this switch has been removed, as energy management has been optimized and no longer required manual adjestment.
Preparing your Coverseal for winter is simple. Just follow these steps:
– Close the cover completely.
– Maintain the proper water level as outlined in the user manual.
– Clear snow from the solar panel(s) on Automatic model during heavy snowfall to ensure proper battery life.
– On earlier Automatic models, turn the winter switch to OFF to help preserve battery life.
Because the membrane blocks sunlight, algae growth is significantly reduced, helping keep the water cleaner over the winter months. In most cases, only minimal filtration is required, running your system just a few hours per day is typically sufficient.

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