A swimming pool skimmer is a crucial component of a pool’s filtration system. It is designed to remove debris such as leaves, insects, and other floating materials from the water surface before they sink to the bottom. Skimmers help maintain water cleanliness and clarity, reducing the workload on the pool’s pump and filtration system.

Skimmer Mouth: The opening through which water and debris enter the skimmer. It is positioned at the water line.

Weir Door: A floating flap that allows water and debris to enter the skimmer but prevents the debris from floating back into the pool.

Skimmer Basket: A removable basket inside the skimmer that catches debris, preventing it from entering the pump and filter.

Skimmer Lid: A cover that provides access to the skimmer basket and prevents large debris from falling into the skimmer.

Throat: The channel that connects the skimmer mouth to the skimmer basket.

Suction Line: Connects the skimmer to the pool’s pump and filtration system, allowing water to be drawn through the skimmer.

Debris Removal: Efficiently removes floating debris from the pool surface, keeping the water clean and clear.

Improved Circulation: Enhances water circulation, ensuring that the entire pool volume is filtered more effectively.

Ease of Maintenance: The skimmer basket is easy to remove and clean, making routine maintenance simple.

Durability: Constructed from high-quality, UV-resistant materials that can withstand harsh pool environments and prolonged exposure to chemicals and sunlight.

Versatility: Suitable for use in both above-ground and in-ground pools, with various models available to fit different pool types and designs.