Daisy 350 Micron Illusion Solar Cover

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In Austraila, evaporation is not a small problem; it is a constant battle. The afternoon Fremantle Doctor can strip centimetres of water from an uncovered pool in a single week, while our high UV index degrades cheaper plastics. The Daisy 350 Micron Illusion Solar Pool Cover is an Australian-made solution we recommend, engineered specifically for these local challenges. Its translucent design allows the colour of your pool’s interior to show through, maintaining the aesthetic you chose while providing serious protection.

This is not just about saving water. It is about managing the specific water chemistry issues we see across Perth. For our clients in Ellenbrook and Wanneroo using bore water, reducing evaporation means the high calcium and mineral content becomes less concentrated, preventing scale buildup on salt cells and heat pump elements. For coastal homes in Scarborough or Mandurah, it means less salt spray and airborne debris entering the water, which reduces filter cleaning cycles and chemical demand.

Product Category – Pool Covers

 

Frequently asked questions

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The material is specifically stabilised for the high UV radiation levels we experience in WA. While all plastics degrade over time, the 350-micron composition is engineered to resist becoming brittle for years, which is why it is backed by a 5-year pro-rata warranty.

Yes, it makes a significant difference. It prevents the majority of debris, from Jacaranda blooms in November to dust from summer easterlies, from entering your pool. This reduces the load on your skimmer basket and filtration system.

Absolutely. We custom-cut every cover on-site. We have fitted these covers to everything from classic kidney shapes in older Duncraig homes to complex freeform pools in new estates in Baldivis.

It is highly recommended. By controlling evaporation, you prevent the concentration of iron and calcium that leads to staining and scaling, a common and costly problem for bore water users across the Swan Coastal Plain.