Poolwarehouse

  It's a fascinating inquiry; the colder, more obscure and drizzlier evenings are presently back with us. In any case, with the proceeding Covid circumstance across the UK not aiding a large number of our endeavors to partake in a touch of idealism and stay in shape, you may be contemplating whether you truly need to close your pool for the colder time of year. All things considered, you may think, you put a great deal in your pool, so it might appear to be a disgrace for it to be 'down and out' for a particularly critical extent of the year. Things being what they are, is it plausible and attractive to continue to utilize your pool in any event, throughout the colder time of year? Or on the other hand would you say you are lucky to be simply putting one of our colder time of year covers on the pool and disregarding doing any genuine swimming again until the spring? Above all else… would you truly like to swim in winter conditions? We should not deny it – swimming i...

  There are a lot of lessons that we probably ought to have all learned since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic about two years ago now. One of those is surely that if circumstances change and you decide you wouldn’t mind whiling away the hours with your family in an inflatable swimming pool in your garden, by the time it even appears to you to buy one, there’s a good chance they will have already sold out everywhere!  Naturally, here at Pool Warehouse, we have a strong track record when it comes to maintaining a good stock of swimming pools in our online store. But we are also undeniably subject to the same global supply-and-demand constraints as every other business.  What point are we trying to make here? Well, we’re gently pointing out that if you think there’s even a faint likelihood of you wanting to buy an inflatable swimming pool for the spring and summer of 2022 – even if there aren’t any further coronavirus lockdowns – it’s probably a very wise idea to mak...