Typical Enclosures costs range from lows in the $45 psf range to over $80 psf. Applicable taxes, shipping, site prep, installation are all considerations. See our blog for more info. http://www.coversinplay.com/blog/how-much-do-these-things-cost/

How wide can you go. How much space would you recommend on the sides of the pool for seating? We are looking at putting in a 20x40 gunite pool. What size cover would you recommend. This is new construction so we would build to accomodate your enclosure. Do you have samples of instances where the enclosure stores into the side of a pool house, etc. so it isn't that visible when it is open? Thanks

People who purchase pool enclosures typically fall into two categories. There are those who simply want to swim or need to swim, whether for therapy, training or regular exercise. For most of these people, being in the water is the goal. There is no need for lounges, tables or chairs.

For others, the pool enclosure is a space more for entertainment, for friends and family, tables and chairs, sunbathing lounges, even landscapes. Covers in Play can make enclosures to any width and any layout design. Enclosures can be designed to be hidden from view when retracted, on top or behind a building or projection, or in whatever way can be conceived. The system is completely versatile. If you can dream it, Covers in Play can build it.

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