From low-profile to high-rise, removable, sliding, and telescopic designs—the pool enclosure has become essential for private pools. With diverse models and varying prices, selecting the right one for your budget and needs requires expert guidance.
A pool enclosure is a protective structure installed around your existing pool, featuring glass panels supported by a steel, wood, or aluminum frame. As experienced pool safety specialists, we recommend enclosures compliant with NF P90-309 standards, alongside barriers, alarms, or covers, to meet legal safety requirements and prevent drowning risks.
Beyond safety, enclosures maintain water quality by shielding against leaves, insects, and debris. They extend your swimming season year-round, letting you swim comfortably even in rain or wind.
Pool enclosures come in various heights and technologies. Low enclosures (1 meter high) are discreet, pollution-resistant, and heat-retaining but limit poolside access. Semi-high models (1.20-1.80 meters) strike a balance, while high enclosures (1.90-3 meters) provide full standing room for year-round use and poolside enjoyment.
Technologies include sliding or semi-sliding, telescopic, and removable designs. Shapes vary: canted, straight, or dome. Our years of installations help clients match the perfect model to their pool and lifestyle.
Compare quotes from trusted installers to secure the best value. Prices depend on size, height, and technology. Low telescopic enclosures range from €6,000-€15,000; semi-high from €8,000-€17,000; high from €15,000-€22,500.
Low sliding models cost €3,500-€8,000; mid-high €7,000-€14,000; high €7,500-€20,000.
Low removable enclosures are €2,500-€6,000; fixed high models €9,000-€40,000.
Motorization for easy operation adds about €5,000 to materials and installation costs.
