What Are Floating Covers?

Behind every effective floating deck, there is a material that does the real work.

Floating covers are engineered systems designed to rest directly on the surface of stored water, forming a continuous protective barrier. Rather than simply floating, these systems are purpose-built to reduce evaporation, limit contamination, and protect water quality under demanding environmental conditions. They are manufactured using specialized materials that combine buoyancy, mechanical resistance, and long-term durability

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