

Inlet Fittings
Inlets return filtered water to the pool and keep it circulating — poor inlet placement or cracked fittings leave dead spots where algae grows. We supply wall and floor inlets, adjustable eyeball fittings, conduits for liner and concrete pools, plus PVC unions and valves.
- Wall & floor inlets — all sizes
- Adjustable eyeball fittings
- Liner & concrete conduits
- PVC unions & valves in stock
- Replacement fittings for old pools
Why Choose Our Inlet Fittings?
Even circulation, no dead spots — fittings for every pool type.
Even Flow
Filtered water reaches every corner.
Adjustable
Eyeball fittings aim the flow.
Exact Fit
Concrete and liner options.
Spares Ready
Unions, valves and seals in stock.
Circulation Done Right
Filtered water has to come back into the pool somewhere — and where it enters matters. Correctly placed, adjustable inlets push clean water across the whole pool, sweeping dirt toward the skimmer and drains instead of letting it settle in dead corners.
We supply complete inlet fittings for new construction and replacements for damaged or leaking fittings in existing pools, with the conduits, unions and valves to finish the job properly.
- New-build and replacement fittings
- Adjustable flow direction
- Leak-free seals and unions

Every Corner!
Inlet Fittings and Healthy Water Circulation
Inlet fittings, also called return fittings, are the wall outlets that send filtered, treated water back into the pool. Their direction matters more than most owners realise: angled correctly, they create a gentle circulation pattern that carries surface debris towards the skimmer and stops treated water from short-circuiting in one area. Stagnant corners are where algae and cloudiness usually begin. Inlet eyeballs can be adjusted by hand, and the number and position of inlets are planned around the pool’s shape, so steps, ledges and the deep end all receive moving water. Replacing a cracked or missing inlet is a small job that keeps circulation working as designed.
Which way should inlet eyeballs point?
Angle them slightly downwards and in one consistent direction around the pool, so the water circulates in a loop towards the skimmer.
Why does one corner of my pool turn green first?
That corner is likely a dead spot with little circulation. Adjusting the nearest inlet often fixes it without any extra chemicals.
Can inlets be replaced without draining the pool?
Eyeballs and faceplates can often be changed from inside the pool; the fitting body itself is usually renewed during renovation work, with the water level lowered.
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