Why Hide a Pool Pump or Filter?
Pool equipment is usually placed where it is practical, not where it looks best. Screening can reduce its visibility from the pool, patio, windows or seating areas and make the backyard feel more organized.
What Can Be Screened?
- Pumps
- Filters
- Heaters
- Valves
- Pipes
- Control equipment
- Chlorination systems
- Related mechanical equipment
Do Not Fully Enclose the Equipment
Pumps, filters and heaters need access for service and some equipment also needs ventilation. Follow manufacturer clearances, keep working areas open and avoid tightly sealed boxes.
LatticeSmart for Pool Equipment
Decorative panels can create a modern visual barrier around equipment without making it difficult to reach. One screen may be enough, or an L-shaped layout can cover two important viewing angles.
No Rust. No Rot. No Fading. Low Maintenance.
What Panel Size Works Best?
3 ft × 6 ft is useful for taller equipment or multiple components. 4 ft × 4 ft is a practical choice for more compact systems.
Maintain Service Access
Technicians should be able to remove lids, change filters, inspect valves and reach electrical or plumbing connections. A removable panel or open side can make this easier.
Before You Install
- Measure equipment width and height
- Locate pipes, valves and electrical panels
- Preserve service and ventilation space
- Identify the main viewing angle
- Take photos from the pool and patio
Ready to plan your project?
Show us the space.
Send us a photo, approximate dimensions and your ZIP code. We can help identify a practical panel size and layout for the application.