Invisible by Design

Adjustable by Design

No two pools are the same, and Aussie UnderCover® systems are built around that reality rather than forcing a standard fit. Every system is adjustable on site to suit the pool's exact width, steps, and curves — whether it's a plunge pool, a lap pool, or a custom freeform shape. This matters at the design stage because it removes the pressure to compromise pool geometry around a fixed-size cover housing. Instead, the system is calibrated to the pool, not the other way around.

For retrofits, this adaptability extends further: mechanism-only kits allow an existing lid and cavity to be upgraded internally without demolishing or rebuilding the surrounding structure, which is a significant saving in both cost and disruption on renovation projects.

A significant feature of the Aussie UnderCover system is its adaptability to various lengths and widths. Every system can be trimmed on site to meet to exact length required, as well as widened to meet the needs of the finishing surface, especially wide timber boards. Pit openings are generally 400mm for tiled lids and up to 450mm for various timber or composite finishes.

Accessible by Design

Every system is shipped with detailed plans, step-by-step instructions, and layout diagrams, making it straightforward for a builder or trade to install without needing specialist training. Most installations are completed in one to two days depending on site conditions. For new builds, the pit and roller can be integrated during construction — coordinated directly with pool builders, landscapers, and contractors — which simplifies sequencing and avoids costly retrofitting later.

Most importantly, once the system is installed all parts remain fully accessible for maintenance or changeover in the unlikely event of an issue. The manual lift lid or PowerLift® lid frames give full access to the internals without being limited to a 200mm opening or an unsightly metal finish.

Where a project calls for professional installation, Aussie UnderCover's national dealer network provides local support in most regions, in addition to direct installation services in the Shoalhaven, Illawarra, Sydney, Brisbane, Gold Coast Melbourne, Adelaide, Canberra, and Perth areas.

Adaptable by Design

Aussie UnderCover offers manual, semi-automatic, and PowerLift-equipped systems, giving designers real flexibility depending on the project brief, budget, and end-user lifestyle. Manual systems suit smaller pools and clients who prefer a non-powered, low-maintenance setup with no electrical components required. Semi-automatic systems use a low-watt motor for remote-control operation, suited to larger pools or higher-use residential and some commercial settings.

The PowerLift® lid frame system extends this adaptability further. Where a design calls for heavier finishes — thick porcelain, heavy natural stone, or concrete lids exceeding what a standard system can support — PowerLift® is engineered to lift up to 300 kg effortlessly via remote-controlled, actuator operation. It's also available as a retrofit, so an existing Aussie UnderCover installation can be upgraded later without a full system replacement. This means the choice of finish material doesn't need to be locked in until much later in the design process.

Affordable by Design

Specifying a hidden pool cover doesn't need to mean an unpredictable budget. Manual systems start from approximately $2,800 supply-only, with semi-automatic systems from around $3,700, and the PowerLift lid frame available as an add-on from $855 to $1,200. Because every system is designed and manufactured in Australia, lead times and pricing stay more predictable than imported alternatives, and mechanism-only kits offer a lower-cost upgrade path for projects working with an existing pit or cavity. Flexible finance is also available for clients through Handypay, which can help move a project over the line without design compromises.

Attractive by Design

The defining feature of an Aussie UnderCover system is that, once installed, there's nothing to see. The lid is designed to finish flush with the surrounding surface and can be tiled, paved, timber-decked, or finished in composite material to match the rest of the pool area exactly — including compatibility with tiles up to 200mm thick. There's no visible roller, no housing break in the sightline, and no compromise to the landscaping or architectural intent. For designers working with a considered material palette, this means the pool cover simply ceases to be a design constraint.

Designed and Made in Australia

Every Aussie UnderCover system is engineered specifically for Australian conditions — UV-stabilised materials, corrosion resistance for coastal environments, and components tested against our climate extremes. The company is Australian owned and operated, manufacturing from its facility in Nowra, NSW, and has more than 15 years of experience supplying pool cover systems nationally, backed by SPASA Gold and National Finalist awards.

For builders, designers, and architects looking to specify a pool cover system that won't compromise the finished result, Aussie UnderCover's hidden systems — with the PowerLift lid frame available where heavier finishes are required — offer a way to meet functional, budget, and aesthetic requirements without trade-offs.

For technical specifications, CAD details, or to discuss a project, contact the Aussie UnderCover trade team on 1300 722 009 or visit aussieundercover.com.au.