POOLSTYLE 18" Classic Series Metal Back Brush Poly Bristles
Product Overview
An aluminum-reinforced spine maintains full-width downforce across all 18 inches without flexing or snapping under heavy pressure.
Unlike molded plastic frames that bow against deep-end walls, the Poolstyle 18-inch Classic Series features an aluminum metal back that keeps the entire brush face flat to the surface. Its non-abrasive polypropylene bristles scour away slick algae films without scoring delicate fiberglass gelcoats or vinyl liners. This brush is ideal for residential pool owners and service professionals alike looking for a reliable, heavy-duty tool that balances performance with care.
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Benefits & What Makes It Different
Rigid Aluminum Reinforcement
Prevents the brush head from bowing or warping when you apply heavy downward pressure against deep walls.
Surface-Safe Polypropylene Bristles
Firm enough to lift stubborn green algae films while remaining safe on vinyl, fiberglass, plaster, and painted finishes.
18-Inch Coverage Span
Wide sweeping profile cuts down total passes across broad pool floors and long wall runs.
Compatibility
- Attaches to standard 1-1/4 inch inner diameter telescopic poles via dual-pin clips
- Safe for all pool surfaces: vinyl, fiberglass, traditional plaster, pebble aggregates, and painted concrete
When To Use This
Pro Tip
Brush your pool walls from the water line straight down to the floor cove, then push the accumulated sediment across the floor toward the main drain so the circulation system pulls it directly to the filter.
Common Questions & Instructions
Can I use the Poolstyle 18-inch metal back brush on vinyl or fiberglass pools?
Yes. The bristles are made of flexible polypropylene, which cleans thoroughly without scratching, gouging, or wearing down vinyl liners, fiberglass gelcoats, or painted concrete finishes.
Why choose an aluminum-back brush over an all-plastic pool brush?
All-plastic brushes bend when pressed firmly against vertical transitions, causing the outer edges to lift off the wall. An aluminum back holds the core flat, transferring your push effort evenly across the entire 18-inch width.
How often should a pool brush head be replaced?
Plan to replace brush heads every 1 to 2 seasons. Once bristles begin splaying outward, stiffening from UV exposure, or shedding individual fibers into the water, scrubbing efficiency drops significantly.
Delivered today to your DFW neighborhood
Order this item by 2 PM Central on a weekday, and we'll have it on your driveway by evening. Same-day delivery is FREE to every ZIP in our DFW coverage area — no minimum — or it's free with our weekly service plan.
