PAVILION is a retractable pool enclosure and a retractable roof for other large spaces: atriums, restaurant halls and sports courts. In the UK it is known as a telescopic pool enclosure or a retractable pool roof. Vaulted aluminum sections, glazed with glass or polycarbonate, slide over each other and open the roof by hand or on a motor.
One structure reaches 26 m in width and 60 m in length. It is designed for wind and snow loads up to 220 kg/m², which is 50 psf.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Maximum width | 26 000 mm |
| Maximum length | 60 000 mm |
| Glazing | glass or polycarbonate |
| Wind and snow load | up to 220 kg/m² (50 psf, 2 354 Pa) |
| Configurations | 2, 3, 4, 6 and 8 sliding sections |
| Operation | manual or motorized |
| Finish | powder coating in any RAL color |
The usual job for PAVILION is an outdoor pool that has to work all year. Closed, the roof turns it into a heated hall; open, the pool is outdoors again in one move.
The same structure covers restaurant halls, hotel atriums and sports courts.
Polycarbonate is lighter to move, so it suits the largest sections and sports halls. Glass is heavier, clearer and quieter in the rain, which is what a restaurant or a hotel atrium usually needs.
Both options run in the same aluminum sections, and the choice is made per project together with the span and the load.
Up to 26 m wide and 60 m long.
Both ways. The sections can be moved manually or driven by a motor, which is set per project.
Wind and snow loads up to 220 kg/m², that is 50 psf.
Polycarbonate for the largest spans and sports halls, glass where the room has to look and sound like a building. Both run in the same sections.
Yes, that is its most common use. Closed it makes an indoor pool, open it leaves the pool outdoors.