IASO’s foam covers — also known as thermal foam pool covers — create a floating barrier that significantly reduces evaporation, helps maintain the water temperature and lowers the use of chemical products. Lightweight, custom-made and easy to handle with a roller, they are an efficient solution for both residential and professional pools.
A foam cover is a closed-cell foam sheet that floats and acts as an insulator. By reducing evaporation — the main source of energy loss — it retains heat and stabilises the climate (especially indoors); outdoors, it protects from dirt and radiation and allows for longer use. It is custom-made for any geometry and operated with manual or motorised rollers; it can include reinforced edges, eyelets or towing strips. The material resists chlorine, salt and UV, and is cleaned with water and neutral detergent. It is not a child-safety system nor a perimeter enclosure. It reduces heating and maintenance costs (less make-up water and disinfectants) and, due to its light weight, is suitable for hotels, sports centres, spas and homes. Related products: rollers, automatic slatted covers and winter pool covers to complete the solution depending on the season.
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At REBUILD 2026, IASO presented a new range of modular structures within its Textile Architecture line. The proposal responds to an increasingly common need in many projects: to create shade, protection and outdoor comfort with lightweight, adaptable and easy-to-install solutions.
More than a catalogue launch, this presentation represents a different way of bringing textile architecture to a wide variety of spaces and uses. A clearer way to understand how a lightweight roof can organise an environment, improve its habitability and expand its potential uses without resorting to heavy or visually invasive systems.