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Flat Pool Leaf Skimmer with Wing Nut Fixing

Reference: PLAP

The flat leaf collector with wing nut fastening It allows you to remove leaves, insects and small debris floating on the surface of the pool. It attaches to a compatible pole via its wing nut system, making it easy to reach different areas of the pool from outside. It is a practical accessory for the routine maintenance of private, communal and professional swimming pools. Product code PLAP.

Units per box: 24

Complete your order with Telescopic poles.

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Product information

Flat leaf skimmer for cleaning swimming pools

The flat leaf collector with wing nut fastening It is a hand-held accessory designed to remove leaves, insects and other debris floating on the surface of the water. Regular use helps to keep the pool clean and reduces the amount of debris that might end up in the skimmers, the pump’s pre-filter or at the bottom of the pool.

Its flat design allows the net to be moved close to the surface using gentle, controlled movements. It is particularly useful for carrying out quick checks before opening a swimming pool to the public, after periods of strong wind or during routine maintenance tasks.

This model has the reference number PLAP and is supplied in boxes of 24.

Wing nut fastening system

This version includes a fastening with a wing nut. The leaf collector must be attached to a pole that is compatible with this mounting system.

Before placing your order, it is advisable to check the type of connection used by the available pole. Trypool sells a 3.6-metre mixed-use telescopic pole compatible with both screw-on and clip-on accessories. Also available is the 4.8-metre mixed-use telescopic pole for larger swimming pools.

The pole should be chosen according to the size of the swimming pool, the distance it needs to reach and the type of accessory to be attached.

Recommended use of the leaf collector

To remove debris, it is recommended that you lower the net slightly below the surface and move it slowly towards the leaves or insects. Movements that are too rapid may push the debris around the frame rather than drawing it into the net.

After each use, it is advisable to:

  • Empty out all the waste that has been collected.
  • Rinse the net with clean water.
  • Check that the fabric is not torn.
  • Check the fastening and the wing nut.
  • Allow the product to dry before storing it.
  • Store it away from direct sunlight.

Leaves or organic debris must not be left inside the net, as they can cause odours and lead to the fabric deteriorating.

The difference between a flat leaf collector and a bagged leaf collector

The flat leaf rake is primarily designed to collect debris close to the surface. Its design allows for quick passes and makes it easy to empty after each use.

When you need to collect a larger amount of dirt or reach debris that is deeper down, you can use the bag-type leaf rake with wing nut fastening. Its bag offers greater capacity and is better suited to accumulated leaves or dirt lying beneath the surface.

Basic equipment for manual cleaning

The leaf collector can form part of a maintenance team alongside a 44 cm curved brush with wing nut fastening, designed to remove dirt clinging to surfaces, and a 35 cm aluminium manual pool cleaner for cleaning the bottom.

Each accessory serves a different purpose. The leaf skimmer removes floating debris, the brush dislodges stuck-on dirt, and the pool cleaner allows you to vacuum up debris that has settled on the bottom.

This product is designed for maintenance staff, installers, housing estates, hotels and professionals who need a simple tool for the day-to-day cleaning of swimming pools.

It does not include Telescopic pole.

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