RETRACTABLE SWIMMING POOL ENCLOSURES

Welcome to The Pool Enclosure Company (TPEC). We provide a large range of premium telescopic / retractable swimming pool, spa and terrace enclosures throughout Australia.

Our Retractable enclosures are the ultimate lifestyle product, allowing year round usage, and when the weather permits your pool or outdoor area can be opened within minutes providing the most versatile, stylish and cost effective solution for enclosing a pool, spa or outdoor area. Reducing maintenance and increasing safety, usage, and also property values.

We are passionate about delivering a premium product and seamless projects so we partnered with the Worlds leading supplier, IPC. The IPC Team are the most recognised manufacturers of telescopic, retractable swimming pool, spa and terrace enclosures in the industry, World-wide. Our products are available in 40 countries, including the USA, France, Germany, Italy and New Zealand. TPEC are the IPC Team member for Australia.

We run all of our project start to finish and our retractable enclosures can be installed on existing pools, spas, or terraces or alternatively integrated into new pool or house projects. We often work with leading pool builders, builders, landscapers, and architects to produce premium, high quality integrated enclosure projects.

TPEC are National members of the Swimming Pool and Spa Association (SPASA). In 2013, we were awarded the Gold Sustainability Award with SPASA Victoria, recognising the quality, sustainability and innovation of our telescopic / retractable pool enclosure products and skilled workmanship. In 2014 we were finalists in the SPLASH Environmental Awards for the sustainability product category.

With TPEC you get the Worlds leading product designed and installed by and experienced professional team.

Our goal Change the way Australians use/manage their pools and outdoor areas.

All enclosures are 100% custom designed and have a number of optional design features, including lateral sliding, hinged or lift up doors, as well as ventilating windows and other special features to meet client requirements and site capabilities.

We have endless design capabilities with low, medium, high and lean-to pool enclosures. Our retractable swimming pool enclosures have huge benefits if you have a swimming pool. You can swim any time of the day/night, year-round and still enjoy an outdoor pool when the weather permits, plus reduce 75% of ongoing maintenance and costs. Our pool enclosures will reduce heating and cleaning requirements, minimised water evaporation and chemical use, and maximise safety through controlled key entry and UV protection.

Our retractable lean-to pool enclosures and terrace enclosures feature one ground level track and one wall/overhead track ideal for extending an outdoor area for your home or business.

Our swimming pool enclosures and terrace enclosures are the ideal alternative to a traditional indoor pool / permanent structure, extension, patio, cabana, sail or motorised, automated and multifunctional pool cover systems.

All of our enclosures are manufactured in Europe to ISO 9001 Quality Management standards and ISO 14001 Sustainability Management standards. Materials used include aluminium, UV protected polycarbonate, glass, stainless steel and rubber. The track system is a patented, low profile, walk-on design.

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One of the best things about being a homeowner is having a plot of land to call your own, where you can enjoy nature in the peace of your own backyard. While enjoying sunshine, fresh air and maybe even a splash in the pool is always welcome, lets face it there are some aspects of outdoor living that even the most ardent nature lover could do without, including insects, pollen, mosquitos, and other nuisances.

Phifer manufactures outdoor pool and patio screen to block bugs and allow you to enjoy the great outdoors in comfort. Backed by more than 60 years of manufacturing and innovation expertise, our screening is suitable for use in a variety of screening projects to build the patio screen enclosure of your dreams. Similarly, many of the same screening products we offer are excellent for use in pool cages and enclosures -- keeping bugs out and cool breezes inside when youre enjoying the pool, and keeping your pool free from leaves and other debris when youre not using the pool, too.

Which Phifer screening product is right for your pool and patio needs? Well walk you through available pool and patio screening options to help you narrow your choices and find a screen that best suits your needs.

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Spend less time cleaning and more time relaxing with a pool enclosure by Lifetime Enclosures. Our glass or screen pool enclosures provide protection from insects and harmful UV rays, provide added safety when closed and locked, and add to the beauty and value of your home.

Our screen enclosures are custom designed and built using only the highest quality materials. Theyre economical, quick to install and keep your pool free of pests and blowing debris. The all-aluminum framing and baked-on triple coat finish are impervious to the elements. Our screens also reduce the temperature of your pool an average of 3-10 degrees which ultimately saves on the cost of chemicals.

Glass pool enclosures, also known as solariums, are constructed of all-glass walls with operational windows, and come with the option of a solid composite roof with curved-eave glass or an all-glass roof.

We offer an array of options from which to choose resulting in an outdoor living space perfectly suited to your needs and your homes architecture.

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For over 20 years, Florida Pool Enclosures has provided the highest quality Pool Enclosure, Screen Room, Sun Rooms, Screen Porches, Screen Enclosures, Glass Room, Vinyl & Aluminum Fencing and Concrete Paver services throughout Central Florida. Providing industry best services in Orange, Seminole, Osceola, Lake & Volusia Counties for over two decades has enabled us to set the bar with our experience and ability to handle all of your screen enclosure needs. Florida Pool Enclosures holds all required licensing, maintains a prestigious membership with the Aluminum Association of Florida, and has an established A+ BBB rating.

Founded in 1996, Florida Pool Enclosures has continued to uphold its strong reputation in the Central Florida community and screen enclosure industry alike. As a family owned and operated business, we take great pride in providing our customers with the absolute best service from our sales process, installation windows, warranties and beyond. The materials we use is proven and backed by our custom engineering, with over 20,000 projects completed, you can rest assured that you hired the right licensed contractor in Florida Pool Enclosures.

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Looking for a place where you can relax, enjoy your patio and its beauty but unpredictable weather will never let you? Dont be hampered by wind and rain, enjoy the many benefits of a retractablepatio enclosurefrom Pool and Spa Enclosures.CORSO patio enclosures allow you to use your patio all year round. The main advantage - retractibility - enables you to completely slide the enclosure open in nice weather. This way you can enjoy your patio in any weather throughout the year. That is why this enclosure is a unique solution for your patio. Lean-to structure with vertical walls allows you to maximize the interior space of the enclosure and increase its usability. The enclosure works on two rails one is mounted on the house and one on the ground. Thanks to those rails you can slide each section in both directions. This way you can enjoy your patio in sunny days as well as when it rains. There are endless uses of the patio enclosure you can create a new smoking room, covered outdoor dining area or simply storage space. Using patio enclosure CORSO significantly reduces heat loss and contributes to savings in heating cost.

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Enjoy nice weather from the comfort of your home.

One of the nicest things about Florida is enjoying those beautiful weather days almost year round.Though, enjoying this weather in the comfort of your very own screen enclosures is even better.For a quality screen enclosure that will last, trust the experts at Broward Screen and Window Inc.

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The screening and roofing your home needs when harmful weather strikes.Not only will your new screen enclosure or roofing satisfy your needs, but the quality materials and craftsmanship that they will be installed with will ensure their longevity. And as theyre backed by 5 year warranties, we can promise that!

Enhance and protect your screening and roofing.Call954-581-1885today for your FREE estimate on any of our screen enclosures, rescreening, roofing, or steel columns and super gutter installations.

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Metro Screenworks pool and patio screens are heavier window screen material perfect to use in larger areas such as screened-in porches, patio-enclosures,and enclosed pools. This enclosure window screen material is designed for applications where extra strength is desirable. We offer a wide range of screen sizes to suit contractor needs and our screen meets the Florida Code for screened enclosures.

Screen Mesh: 18 x 14, Diameter .013'' available in charcoal color. Gray screening color available by phone order.

Not sure what size of custom screen you need? Read more about measuring for your custom screen or replacement window screen frame here!

For all other questions about your custom screens, check out our FAQ page or Contact us! Want more ideas for your custom screens or sliding screen doors? Read our blog!

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Screen Pool Enclosures are trending in South Florida. They provide the perfect outdoor oasis for entertaining and even enjoying a little bit of alone time. When facing heavy hurricane winds, they need to be designedto stand firm. At Alumicenter, our philosophy is to build a strong, lasting product while keeping the engineering and design in balance with the landscape. We use strong aluminum beams and engineering to tighten the roof bracing combined withspecial hardware to attach the enclosure to the concrete deck. Our Screen Patio and Pool Enclosures consistently meet or exceed Dade County Building & Safety Codes.

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We provide our customers with all available options when it comes to choosing the best design and layout, every project is unique and each job is designed to fitindividual customer needs

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Our pool enclosures come in different shapes, and sizes according to your desires. Therefore, pricing is done on an individual basis, the standard pricing is calculated by the sf of the walls and the sf of the roof.

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When building or replacing a screen enclosure in Florida, they need to be engineered to the wind zone exposure presented in the latest revision on the 2010 building code including Miami -Dade & Broward county.

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Are you thinking of adding a screened enclosure? Our gallery willgive inspiration and new ideas for your project. Our gallery includes recent and past projects in Miami Dade & Broward county.

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Keep your patio and pool free from bugs, glare, debris and nosey passersby with our excellent outdoor Pool and Patio screening solutions, factory direct from Metro Screenworks. Our custom screen products and screen systems are the best on the market and are made in the U.S.A. with the highest quality window screen materials and parts. We at Metro Screenworks want you to have the custom screens that you want and need, and will work with you to make sure you get the exact product you need.

We have a large inventory of custom screens, screen systems, sliding screen doors, patio screen doors and more available both assembled and unassembled so you can get just what you need at a price that fits your budget.

Unsure of what you need for your screened in porch or patio? Get the best custom screening solutions for your screened enclosures and patio from the experts at Metro Screenworks. Give us a call at 1-800-413-2579 to discuss the best screen options for your needs.

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Within a narrow angle of vision you can see: shadows of leaves; the dusty soil and stubborn flora of this wooded part of Spain; light bouncing off water; the shaved and polished pebbles of a curving concrete floor; dark steel posts and beam; a curving concrete slab above; above that, a cylindrical water tank in the graded earth colours of a creme caramel; sky; the head and red tap of an external shower; a silvery shower curtain; strings of bare lightbulbs; a white steel pod containing an outdoor toilet; and a big stainless steel cupboard whose angled mirrored surfaces cause it to melt into greenness. Due to a fall in the ground, the trees behind show their foliage rather than their trunks. An elusive honeycomb pattern is set up by the moir effect of the perforated steel wrapping of a freestanding sink unit.

This dense assemblage of stimulations widens out into a larger structure, a perfect 45-metre-wide concrete circle inscribed with multiplying effects of transparencies and reflections. Its like a wood, in that the substance (trees, building materials), without which you couldnt call it a wood (or building), keeps dissolving into shadows, light and depth, without going away altogether. This the use of materials, light and space to intensify experience is what architecture should do. A lot of the time it doesnt get the chance.

This fascinating structure is a holiday house, recently built in the wooded, mountainous district of Matarraa, in Aragon, just over the border from Catalonia. It is one of two so far completed in a development called Solo Houses, which is planned to include a total of 15 plus a hotel, each designed by a different architect. The project was invented by a Paris-based couple, Christian Bourdais, who formerly traded in antiques from south-east Asia, and Eva Albarran, a producer of cultural and artistic events. The idea is to build a collection of architecture as others might art, to make a history of what is architecture at this moment in time, to commission the best possible designs, to follow architects as far as they will go.

The overall project is a bit like Alain de Bottons Living Architecture programme of architect-designed holiday homes, except that Solos are all in the same 100-hectare location. It also resembles the Serpentine Galleries annual architecture pavilion, with the difference that these houses are permanent and habitable. Two of the architects recently favoured by the Serpentine, Smiljan Radi from Chile and Sou Fujimoto from Japan, are working for Solo, and Hans Ulrich Obrist, the Serpentines artistic director, is advising on a programme of artworks for the development. Indeed, this concept of the architectural collectible could be called obristism eclectic, well informed, international, knowing, with preferences for the idiosyncratic but about-to-be-recognised, for the intellectually alive and the mildly decadent.

Solo Houses choices are those of enthusiasts who know their field and know what they like. Bourdais says he wasnt looking for the fashionable architects that everyone knows, but people of his own fortysomething generation who would think the same way that he does. They were babies when we met, he says, but in the six-year gestation of the project they have ascended some gradations of fame, including the Serpentines recognition of Radi and Fujimoto. For the location Bourdais spent six months touring Europe, looking at amazing sites in which it was also permitted to build. He settled on Aragon because its planning policies are more favourable to building in the countryside thanCatalonias.

The first house was by the Chilean couple Mauricio Pezo and Sofia von Ellrichshausen, who featured memorably in the Royal Academys Sensing Spaces exhibition of 2014. It is a concrete tower that spreads at the top, a right-angled mushroom that counters the usual intuition that, confronted with amazing views and amazing climate, openness is all. Inside the stalk you get dungeon-like darkness, water pipes glinting in the shadows, light coming mostly from viewing panels into the blue water of a pool. When you get to the top you find a square patio house in the sky, with the pool in the sheltered centre and an outer layer of rooms looking out in all directions. From here, finally, you getthe view.

The second, circular house is by the Brussels practice Office Kersten Geers David Van Severen who, since they set up in 2002, have been building respect for their nuanced and subtly subversive work. They wanted, they say, to make their Solo House the least like a house as possible to make contact in a light way with the landscape, and to somehow disappear. This does not mean, for them, camouflage, nor making something woody that might have been assembled by goblins you cant miss that the building is there but trying to coincide with nature.

They use the machine-age materials glass, steel and concrete of Mies van der Rohe and Le Corbusier, together with more louche fabric: curtains and screens that filter the light, touches of marble, stainless steel that warps reflections like a fairground mirror. They draw on a modernist fascination with the sensual and illusory that was often ignored by official histories but was practised, for example, in houses, interiors and exhibition pavilions by Mies and the textile designer Lilly Reich in the late 1920s and early 30s. Geers and Van Severen also exploit a modernist love of blurring inside and out: the elements of the house are divided into three enclosures about the perimeter of the circle, a thin sliver containing a kitchen/dining/living space and two more containing beds and bathrooms. You have to go outside to get from one to another.

The circle casts such a spell that you are mostly happy to pad about inside it, savouring the solitude

It then turns out that the outer walls are actually sliding screens that can be shunted out of the way, to expose like a falling beach towel the naked interiors. Beds, baths and kitchen stand open to the horizon. The screens create, along with the shimmers and reflections, a zone of instability and transience that is given definition by the precision of the circle. Further contrast is provided above the roofline, where are placed blunt necessary objects such as solar panels, water tanks and heating and filtration devices, shaped into cylinders, cubes and cones. The two cylinders have been given the colours of earth and sky by the artist Pieter Vermeersch, but otherwise these objects are as solid and factual as the lower level is evanescent. In keeping with the pervasive desire to play with expectations, their placing inverts the architectural hierarchy that traditionally puts the celestial anddreamy above the basicandchthonic.

You are free to wander outside the building into the woods, but somehow the circle casts such a spell that you are mostly happy to pad about inside it, savouring the solitude, mesmerised by the repetitions, correspondences and infinite variety of this horizontal, hedonic hamster wheel. The experiences of intimacy and vastness, of being alone in what is a sparsely populated landscape, are felt with more force inside the circle.

Holiday colonies built in lightly touched nature are not, of course, always good news, but so far the Solo Houses add to their surroundings rather than detract from them. They are there but they dont dominate. There are pitfalls too, in the obristist notion of building-as-collectible, as it tends to favour the statement over the liveable. This trap is also avoided, as for all its richness of materials and ideas the architecture knows when to stand back to allow you, as Geers puts it, just to make your life. The whole thing is rarefied and indulgent, of course, and its not going to solve any housing crises, but at the task it has set itself of creating architecture that is as good as it can be it succeeds.

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