Our blanket was installed on Wednesday and the guy you sent out is bloody brilliant. Even Brad has said its the best installation he’s seen and exactly why we use you, beautifully done. Thanks very much.
Have a great weekend, our pools already at 29 so I know what we will be doing 😉
Liz - Pooltopia
Walliston WA
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At Daisy, we use a 3D point-capturing device to measure pool shells in the manufacturer’s yard, enabling us to robotically cut our pool covers to match the pool shell's exact shape. These covers come complete with radius corners so they can be cut to fit the waterline or installed oversized with an upturn.
Our pre-cut pool cover data is collected from new pool shells to ensure shape accuracy. Variations in cover fit can occur from the pool installation due to the pool base screening and backfilling affecting the top profile of the pool, or if the manufacturer alters the mould. This can result in a slightly different cover fit, perhaps even showing water or uneven upturn in some areas. There is nothing wrong with the pool installation or the cover fit, and this doesn't affect the cover's functionality.
Our standard upturn cut leaves a 20mm upturn, with the option of a waterline cut.
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Choosing the right Acoustic Box enclosure starts with understanding how each configuration works and where it’s best suited. Whether you’re working with limited space, wall-mounted equipment, or open plan pool equipment you’re keen to conceal, the Acoustic Box range offers three core enclosure types designed to deliver effective noise reduction, compliance and a clean finish.
The Freestanding, Backless, and Deep Backless Acoustic Box enclosures are all built using the same high-quality modular panel system, with variations in depth and rear configuration to suit different site conditions. Each option is designed to reduce pool equipment noise by up to 80%, protect equipment from the elements, and provide easy access for servicing and maintenance.
Below, we break down the differences between each enclosure type to help you select the right solution for your pool equipment layout, space constraints and installation requirements.
Freestanding Acoustic Box enclosures are ideal for pool equipment located in open or exposed areas where there is no wall, fence or structure to mount against. Designed as a fully enclosed solution, they provide effective noise control, weather protection and a clean, standalone finish for open-plan pool equipment layouts.
A free standing pool pump & filter enclosure includes a rear panel with wooden insert to mount equipment, providing a fully enclosed structure on all sides.
Best suited for situations where there is ample space behind the equipment and something to mount, ensuring full protection and sound insulation.
Backless pool pump & filter enclosures utilise two wall strips to connect the pool pump and filter enclosure to the wall, with a horizontal bridge attached to the top of the wall strips to ensure the system is fully enclosed. These wall strips are to be attached to the wall, with three locations available along the height.
Additional Depth Note: Backless pool pump & filter enclosures add 50mm to the depth of the Free Standing model
Designed for scenarios where the equipment is located within 50mm of a wall. The absence of a rear panel allows the box to fit against the wall, providing flexibility for equipment, pipes, and electrical connections to be positioned on the wall inside the pool pump and filter enclosure.
A Backless enclosure removes the rear panel and uses a 50 wall strip between the side panel and wall. This allows the enclosure to sit closer to a wall or fence while still providing acoustic control and access.
A Deep Backless enclosure uses a deeper 150mm wall strip, increasing the overall depth of the enclosure while remaining open at the back. This option is ideal where equipment needs extra clearance or where wall-mounted components need to sit comfortably within the enclosure footprint.
The image below shows how the extra 100mm for the Deep Backless wall strip can be cut to fit the down pipes or other vertical objects through and still give the lid the 50mm clearance required to open.
Uses 150mm wall strips to mount the enclosure to the wall. This creates enough space for the lid to open fully, even when obstructions like conduits, water pipes, or downpipes are present.
Deep Backless enclosures include:
2 vertical wall strips mounted at 3 available height positions
1 horizontal bridge across the top for structural enclosure
No rear panel, allowing flexibility for pipes, conduits, and electrical fittings directly on the rear wall within the enclosure.
Rollers are typically supplied to suit the main body of the pool (A only) to have the step area either folded over or as a separate piece, however, you can order the roller to suit the main body plus the step area (A + A1) so the pool cover and step area is recovered ‘flat’ onto the roller.
If the step area is to be folded on the cover for recovery, it is recommended to have the roller at the non-step area end so the folded section recovery is as small as possible.
Folding a step area at the start of the pool cover recovery is not recommended as the cover becomes thicker on the fold side that will make the roll uneven.
Folding large step areas is not recommended.
Note: Some roller models cant have step areas folded over, contact Daisy for tricky installations.