Winter Covers


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Round, Oval & Rectangular Winter Pool Covers

When it’s time to wrap up the summer swim season and close your pool, you want to ensure you have the right cover for the job. At WinterPoolSupplies.com, we offer a variety of covers in different sizes, materials, and durability to make it easy for you to find exactly what you need.

Start by selecting the appropriate size and shape for your inground or above ground pool. We provide winter covers for round, oval, and rectangular pools. Next, consider your budget and decide whether you want a solid or mesh cover. All our above ground covers come with a winch and cable for secure fastening. Don’t forget other essential items for closing your pool, such as air pillows, water bags, and cover clips.

We recommend Buffalo Blizzard® covers, known for their ability to withstand the harsh winters of the Great Lakes. Available in various quality levels; good, better, and best; these covers are strong and dependable.


What If I Don’t Use a Cover to Close My Pool?

Although not mandatory, using a pool cover during winter is strongly advised. Without a cover, you'll face a significant amount of debris and algae buildup in the spring. Additionally, you’ll spend more on chemicals as they will deplete faster due to increased exposure to the elements.


What Is The Difference Between Mesh and Solid Winter Covers?

The answer depends on when you close your pool and when you plan to reopen it in the season. A mesh cover is ideal for areas with heavy snow and rain since it allows water to drain through. However, it also permits sunlight and small debris, such as dirt, to enter the pool. This may require extra care when reopening the pool. On the other hand, a solid cover requires less effort in the spring but demands more maintenance and monitoring during winter. Since it is solid, it does not drain automatically, so you will need to periodically remove water from the cover. While using an air pillow with solid covers is highly recommended as it helps channel water to the edge for removal, it is not mandatory.


How Can I Simplify My Pool Closing Process?

Simplify your pool closing process by conveniently obtaining all the necessary chemicals with one of our winterizing chemical kits. With a single purchase, you'll be fully prepared for winter! Visit our Winterizing Chemical Kits page to find the perfect kit for your pool.