High-film filters – When depth filtration meets Italian engineering

High-film filters – When depth filtration meets Italian engineering

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If you want crystal-clear water (not just "clean enough," but "diamond-clear"). If you want to backflush less frequently (every 4 weeks instead of every week). If you want to invest in longevity (20+ years instead of 5-10 years).

They have a sand filter. Standard model (plastic, 500mm diameter, 400mm filter height). The problem:

Problem #1: Filter bed too shallow
Standard filters have a filter height of 400-500 mm (shallow bed). Dirt is only filtered superficially (the top 10-15 cm of sand do its work, the bottom 25-30 cm do nothing). The result: the filter clogs quickly (the top layer is full) → you have to backwash every week (annoying, wastes water).

Problem #2: Poor water quality
A shallow filter means coarse filtration (only large particles are trapped; small particles pass through). The result: the water is "clean" (no leaves), but not crystal clear (slightly milky; you can't see the bottom sharply at a depth of 2 meters). Crystal-clear purists are dissatisfied .

Problem #3: Short standby time
Standard filters clog quickly (shallow bed fills up) → pressure rises (pressure gauge shows 1.5 bar instead of 0.8 bar) → backwashing is necessary (every week). This wastes: water (500-1,000 liters per backwash), time (20 minutes of work), and chemicals (water is diluted → pH value fluctuates → readjustment required).

Problem #4: Cheap material ages
Standard filter: Plastic (PE, PP – not UV-resistant) → becomes brittle after 5-10 years (sun destroys material) → cracks develop → filter leaks → replacement necessary (€300-€800).

There is a solution. One that solves all four problems at once – for the next 20 years.

The deepbed filter – a depth filter made of fiberglass-reinforced, yellow-coated polyester . Made in Italy. The special feature: 50% deeper filter bed (up to 950mm filter height instead of 400mm) → dirt is distributed over the entire depth (not just at the top) → filter clogs 3-4 times slower → you backwash every 4 weeks (instead of every week) → water is crystal clear (diamond quality).

What you will receive:

  • Depth filtration (high-bed principle) – 50% deeper filter bed = dirt is distributed evenly over the entire depth
  • Backwash every 4 weeks (instead of every week – saves 75% water + time)
  • Crystal-clear water quality – the finest particles are trapped (you can see the bottom clearly at a depth of 3m)
  • Fiberglass reinforced polyester + gelcoat – UV-resistant, chemical-resistant, 20+ year lifespan
  • Transparent lid – you can see the filter bed (inspection without opening)
  • 6-way valve – all operating modes (filter, backwash, rinse, drain, circulate, closed)
  • 3 sizes – for pools 80-180 m³ (Ø 650mm, Ø 800mm, Ø 950mm)
  • Made in Italy – professional manufacturing, not cheap goods
  • Working pressure 2.5 bar – robust, safe, durable

The result: You only need to backwash every 4 weeks (instead of every week) = 75% less work + 75% less water waste (36,000 liters/year saved with 12 backwashes instead of 48). Plus: The water is crystal clear (not "clean enough", but "diamond clear").

Saturday, 10:00 AM. Standard filter: Pressure gauge reads 1.5 bar (pressure increased, filter bed clogged) → You must backwash (valve on "Backwash", pump on, wait 5 minutes, 1,000 liters of water wasted). High-bed filter: Pressure gauge reads 0.9 bar (normal pressure, filter bed working evenly) → You can continue swimming (no backwashing necessary – filter will run for another 3 weeks).


The 5 most important advantages at a glance:

  • Depth filtration = 3-4x longer service life : 50% deeper filter bed (650-950mm height instead of 400mm), dirt is distributed over the entire depth (not just the top 10 cm), filter clogs 3-4x slower, backwashing every 4 weeks (instead of every week = 75% less work)
  • Crystal-Clear water quality = diamond clarity : The finest particles are trapped (even 10-20 microns – the smallest suspended solids), the water is not just "clean" but "crystal clear", you can see the bottom sharply at a depth of 3m (like freshly cleaned glasses), Crystal-Clear purists are happy
  • Fiberglass reinforced polyester + gelcoat = 20+ year lifespan : GRP reinforcement (like boat hulls – extremely robust), gelcoat outer coating (UV-resistant, chemical-resistant), no yellowing, no embrittlement, no aging (sun/chlorine do not damage the material), 20+ years of use (standard filters: 5-10 years)
  • Transparent lid = visual inspection without opening : You can see the filter bed (sand level, degree of contamination) without opening the filter, know exactly when backwashing is necessary (no guessing – see), save time (no unnecessary opening/closing)
  • 3 sizes for pools 80-180 m³ = perfect scaling : Ø 650mm (up to 80 m³, small pools), Ø 800mm (up to 140 m³, family pools), Ø 950mm (up to 180 m³, large pools), each size optimally dimensioned (not oversized, not undersized)


For whom is this high-efficiency filter ideally suited?

Reality check : The high-layer filter is for Crystal Clear purists and maintenance haters who want the best water quality and infrequent backwashing – and are willing to invest in premium quality (more expensive than standard filters, but pays for itself through longevity and water savings).

✓ "Crystal Clear Purists" – people for whom water quality is binary
You're a perfectionist. Water quality is binary for you: either it's "diamond clear" (you can see every grain of sand at a depth of 3 meters) or it's dirty. Slight turbidity is unbearable. Standard filter: water is "okay" (no leaves, but slightly milky – 20-50 micron particles float through). High-performance filter: water is crystal clear (even 10-20 micron particles are trapped – the finest suspended solids). You're happy.

✓ People who hate backflushing (waste of time + waste of water)
Backwashing is a pain. Every week: go to the equipment room, turn the valve to "Backwash," start the pump, wait 5 minutes, turn the valve to "Rinse," wait another 2 minutes, then turn the valve back to "Filter." 20 minutes of work. 1,000 liters of water wasted. At 48 times a year: 16 hours of work + 48,000 liters of water wasted. With a high-layer filter: backwashing every 4 weeks (12 times a year) = 4 hours of work + 12,000 liters of water = 75% saved .

✓ People with variable filter pumps (Flotide, Inverter) – which filter 24/7
They have an inverter pump (runs 24 hours at low speed – slow continuous filtration). The problem with standard filters: the shallow filter bed still clogs quickly (because continuous filtration = a lot of dirt over time). High-bed filters: deep filter bed = dirt is distributed → filter clogs much more slowlyperfect for 24/7 filtration .

✓ People with large pools (60+ m³) – who need high flow rates
Your pool is 10 x 5m (50 m³) or larger. You need: a flow rate of 25-35 m³/h (for two circulations per day). Standard filter (Ø 500mm): Too small → filter speed >60 m/h (too fast – water rushes through, filtration is poor). High-bed filter Ø 800mm: 25 m³/h at a filter speed <50 m/h (optimal – water flows slowly through the filter bed = better filtration).

✓ People with heat pumps/solar panels – optimizing the overall system
Your pool is heated (heat pump €3,000, solar heating €2,000). You want: The system to run efficiently (lower filter velocity = heat pump works better). High-profile filter (larger filter surface) → lower filter velocity → heat pump/solar works more efficiently (less pressure loss = less pump load).

✓ People with saltwater pools – who need corrosion-free material
Your pool uses salt electrolysis (5-10 g/L salt). A problem with standard filters is that the plastic ages faster (salt attacks the material). High-layer filters (GRP + gelcoat) are corrosion-free (salt/chlorine do not damage the material) → same lifespan as freshwater pools.

✓ People who want to make a real investment once (20+ years of use)
They hate the saying "buy cheap, buy twice." Standard filters (€300-€600): Last 5-10 years → need to be replaced 2-4 times (over 20 years) = €1,200-€2,400 total . High-performance filters (€800-€1,500): Last 20+ years → one-time investment = cheaper in the long run (plus: better water quality + less maintenance).

✓ People with premium pool facilities (who appreciate attention to detail)
Your pool is premium (natural stone terrace, LED lighting, counter-current system, pool robot). You want: Every component to be premium quality (no cheap filter next to a €5,000 heat pump). High-performance filter: Made in Italy (professional manufacturing), transparent cover (meticulous attention to detail), GRP + gelcoat (like a luxury yacht) → matches a premium system .


Product description: When depth meets uniformity

The concept: Depth filtration = dirt is distributed over the entire height

Standard sand filters have a filter height of 400-500mm (shallow bed). Problem: Dirt collects in the top 10-15 cm (where the flow velocity is highest) → the bottom 25-30 cm hardly function → the filter clogs quickly (the top layer is full, the bottom layer is empty).

Deepbed filters have a filter height of 650-950 mm (50% deeper). Advantage: Dirt is distributed evenly across the entire depth (top, middle, and bottom layers all work together) → filter clogs 3-4 times slower .

Why is that?

Filter velocity (m/h) = flow rate (m³/h) ÷ filter area (m²).

Example standard filter (Ø 600mm):

  • Filter area: 0.28 m²
  • Flow rate: 15 m³/h
  • Filter speed: 15 ÷ 0.28 = 54 m/h (too fast – water rushes through)

Example high-film filter (Ø 800mm):

  • Filter area: 0.50 m²
  • Flow rate: 15 m³/h
  • Filter velocity: 15 ÷ 0.50 = 30 m/h (optimal – water flows slowly)

At low filtration speeds: Water flows slowly through the filter bed → dirt is distributed over the entire depth (not just at the top) → filter works evenly → clogs much more slowly .

Fiberglass reinforced polyester + gelcoat – 20+ year lifespan

Material: GRP (glass fiber reinforced plastic) + gelcoat outer coating.

What is GRP?

Polyester resin (plastic) + glass fibers (woven) → laminated together → results in GRP (extremely stable, lightweight, corrosion-free).

Where is GRP used? Boat hulls (sailboats, motorboats), wind turbine blades, sports car bodies (Lotus, Corvette) – anywhere where extreme robustness + lightness + durability is required.

What is gelcoat?

Outer coating (similar to paint, but thicker) → protects GRP from UV radiation, chemicals, and mechanical wear.

Advantages of GRP + Gelcoat:

  • UV-resistant (sun does not damage material – no yellowing, no embrittlement)
  • Chemical resistant (chlorine, salt, pH minus – none of these attack the material)
  • Corrosion-free (no rust, no oxidation – ideal for saltwater)
  • Smooth surface (gelcoat is mirror-smooth – easy to clean, no biofilm formation)
  • 20+ years lifespan (with proper use – like boat hulls)

Comparison to standard filters (PE/PP plastic):

Standard filter: PE/PP plastic (polyethylene, polypropylene) → not UV-resistant (sun destroys material) → becomes brittle after 5-10 years → cracks develop → replacement required .

High-film filter: GRP + Gelcoat → UV-resistant → no embrittlement → lasts 20+ years .

Transparent lid – visual inspection without opening

Standard filter: Lid is opaque (white, grey) → You cannot see what is inside → You have to guess when backwashing is necessary (according to manometer pressure – but the manometer only shows "symptom", not "cause").

High-layer filter: The lid is transparent (see-through) → You can see the filter bed (sand level, degree of contamination, water level).

What can you see?

  • Sand level (is there enough sand? Or was sand lost during backwashing?)
  • Level of contamination (top layer dark = filter is full → backwashing required)
  • Water level (is the filter properly vented? Or is there air in the system?)
  • Cracks/damage (is the filter bed uniform? Or has a channel formed – "channeling" = water flows through a channel, bypassing the filter bed)

Advantage: You can see exactly when backwashing is necessary (no guessing) → You save time (no unnecessary opening/checking) + optimize the backwash interval (not too early, not too late).

6-way valve – All operating modes

Standard in all high-layer filters: 6-way valve (top-mount, mounted on the lid).

6 operating modes:

1. Filter (Filtering): Normal operation. Water flows from top to bottom through the filter bed → filtered → back to the pool.

2. Backwash: Water flows from bottom to top (reverse direction) → filter bed is stirred up → dirt is rinsed out → flows into wastewater.

3. Rinse: After backwashing. Water flows normally (top to bottom) → rinses away any remaining dirt → flows into the wastewater (not back to the pool).

4. Waste (Emptying): Water flows directly from pool to wastewater (bypassing filters) → for pool emptying, basic cleaning, water changes.

5. Recirculate: Water flows directly back to the pool (bypassing the filter) → for chemical distribution (e.g., after shock chlorination → distribute chlorine evenly without filtering).

6. Closed: All valves closed → no water flows → for maintenance (opening filters, changing sand, repairs).

Important: Only switch the valve when the pump is off (pump off → switch valve → pump on) → otherwise the valve will be damaged.

Depth filtration (high-layer principle) – dirt distributed over the entire depth

How does depth filtration work?

Water flows from top to bottom through a filter bed (quartz sand or glass filter medium, 0.4-1.2 mm grain size).

For standard filters (400mm height):

  • Water flows through quickly (high filter speed 50-60 m/h)
  • Dirt collects in the top 10-15 cm (where the current is strongest).
  • The lower 25-30 cm hardly function (water flows through channels – "channeling")
  • Filter clogs quickly (top layer is full)

For high-profile filters (650-950mm height):

  • Water flows through slowly (low filter speed 30-40 m/h)
  • Dirt is distributed evenly over the entire depth (working on the upper, middle, and lower layers).
  • No channeling (no channels – water permeates the entire filter bed)
  • Filter clogs 3-4 times slower (all layers work evenly)

The result: You backflush every 4 weeks (instead of every week) = 75% less work + 75% less water waste .

Crystal-clear water quality – finest particles trapped

Standard filter: Filters particles >30-50 microns (large particles – leaves, insects, sand).

High-film filter: Filters particles >10-20 microns (finest suspended particles – dust, pollen, bacteria).

Why is a high-layer filter finer?

Slower filter speed (30-40 m/h instead of 50-60 m/h) → water flows slowly through the filter bed → particles have more time to attach to sand grains → finer filtration .

Plus: Deeper filter bed (650-950mm instead of 400mm) → particles have to travel a longer distance through sand → more opportunities to be trapped → finer filtration .

The result: water is not only "clean" (no leaves), but "crystal clear" (no suspended particles – you can see the bottom at a depth of 3m sharply , like freshly cleaned glasses).

3 sizes – For pools 80-180 m³

Size 1: Ø 650mm (for pools up to 80 m³)

Technical data:

  • Diameter: 650mm
  • Filter area: 0.33 m²
  • Max. flow rate: 15 m³/h
  • Max. pool volume: 80 m³
  • Amount of sand: 475 kg (approx. 350 liters of sand)
  • Connection: 1½" external thread
  • Weight: 44 kg

Suitable for:

  • Small pools (6 x 3m, 20 m³)
  • Above-ground pools (Ø 4.5m, 15 m³)
  • Compact technical rooms (limited space)

Size 2: Ø 800mm (for pools up to 140 m³)

Technical data:

  • Diameter: 800mm
  • Filter area: 0.50 m²
  • Max. flow rate: 25 m³/h
  • Max. pool volume: 140 m³
  • Amount of sand: 675 kg (approx. 500 liters of sand)
  • Connection: 2" external thread
  • Weight: 52 kg

Suitable for:

  • Family pools (8 x 4m, 32 m³)
  • Pools with heat pump (medium flow rates)
  • Standard technical rooms

Size 3: Ø 950mm (for pools up to 180 m³)

Technical data:

  • Diameter: 950mm
  • Filter area: 0.71 m²
  • Max. flow rate: 35 m³/h
  • Max. pool volume: 180 m³
  • Amount of sand: 920 kg (approx. 680 liters of sand)
  • Connection: 2" external thread
  • Weight: 65 kg

Suitable for:

  • Large pools (10 x 5m, 50 m³)
  • Premium systems (high circulation rates)
  • 24/7 continuous filtration (quiet, slow, efficient)

Technical specifications at a glance

Common features (all sizes):

Material:

  • Filter body: Glass fiber reinforced polyester (GRP)
  • Exterior coating: Gelcoat (UV & chemical resistant)
  • Lid: Transparent (visual inspection)
  • Color: White

Operation:

  • Valve: 6-way valve (top-mount)
  • Working pressure: 2.5 bar
  • Maximum operating temperature: 42°C
  • Pressure gauge: Integrated
  • Backwash limit: ≥0.5 kPa (≥0.5 bar pressure increase)

Filtration:

  • Filter material: Quartz sand or glass filter medium (0.4-1.2 mm)
  • Filter depth: 650-950mm (high-layer principle)
  • Filter velocity: <50 m/h (optimal)

Manufacturer:

  • Made in Italy (professional manufacturing)

Size comparison:

Model O Filter area Max. flow rate Max. Pool Amount of sand Connection Weight
Ø 650mm 650mm 0.33 m² 15 m³/h 80 m³ 475 kg 1½" 44 kg
Ø 800mm 800mm 0.50 m² 25 m³/h 140 m³ 675 kg 2" 52 kg
Ø 950mm 950mm 0.71 m² 35 m³/h 180 m³ 920 kg 2" 65 kg


Scope of delivery

✓ High-performance filter (GRP + gelcoat, white)
✓ 6-way valve (top-mount, with handle)
✓ Transparent lid (visual inspection)
✓ Manometer (integrated pressure gauge)
✓ Connection set (1½" or 2") external thread
✓ Assembly instructions

Not included in the delivery:

  • Filter sand or glass filter medium (order separately – 475/675/920 kg depending on size)
  • Pipes (PVC pipes 50/63mm)
  • Filter pump (separate – e.g. Flotide E-Turbo VS recommended)

Why people choose the high-level filter

"Previously: Backwashing every week (48 times/year, 16 hours of work, 48,000 liters of water wasted). With a high-layer filter: Backwashing every 4 weeks (12 times/year, 4 hours, 12,000 liters). I save 75% of the work and water."
– Mr. K., 52 years old, maintenance hater

"My water used to be 'okay' (no leaves, but slightly milky). With a high-level filter: diamond clear. I can see every grain of sand at the bottom 3m deep. Crystal clear quality. Finally satisfied."
– Ms. M., 48 years old, Crystal Clear purist

"I have a Flotide inverter pump (runs 24/7 at 900 rpm). The old standard filter still clogged every week. High-profile filter Ø 950mm: clogs only every 4 weeks (deep filter bed distributes dirt evenly). Perfect for 24/7 filtration."
– Mr. S., 55 years old, permanent filtration

"The transparent lid is brilliant. I can see exactly when backwashing is necessary (the top layer of sand turns dark). Before: I guessed (by the pressure gauge). Now: I see. Much better."
– Ms. L., 50 years old, detail optimizer

"The difference in GRP + gelcoat quality is noticeable. My old PE filter became brittle (cracks) after 7 years. High-film filter (Made in Italy): Feels like a luxury yacht hull. Will last 20+ years."
– Mr. T., 58 years old, premium investor

Frequently Asked Questions – Honest Answers

Q: Does a high-layer filter really save 75% backwash water?
A: Yes (with the same filter performance). Standard filter: Backwash every week (48 times/year x 1,000 liters = 48,000 liters). High-layer filter: Backwash every 4 weeks (12 times/year x 1,000 liters = 12,000 liters). Savings: 36,000 liters/year = 75%.

Q: What size pool do I need?
A: Rule of thumb: Pool volume (m³) ÷ 6 = minimum flow rate (m³/h). Example: Pool 48 m³ ÷ 6 = 8 m³/h minimum flow rate. Recommendation: Choose a filter larger than the minimum (for a lower filtration rate). For a 48 m³ pool: Ø 800 mm (25 m³/h) instead of Ø 650 mm (15 m³/h) → better filtration.

Q: Does it work with any sand (or do I need special sand)?
A: Standard quartz sand (0.4-1.2 mm grain size) works. Better: Glass filter medium (AFM, recycled glass) → finer filtration (filters particles >10 microns), longer lifespan (no sand change every 3-5 years). High-layer filters work with both.

Q: Is installation complicated?
A: Medium. The filter is heavy (44-65 kg empty , 500-1,000 kg full of sand ) → requires a stable base (concrete slab, screed – not a wooden floor). Hydraulic connection (50/63 mm pipes) → manageable for a tradesperson. Filling with sand → time-consuming (pour 475-920 kg of sand into the filter, slowly and carefully). Recommendation: Hire a professional for installation (saves time and reduces the risk of errors).

Q: How often do I need to change the sand?
A: Quartz sand: Every 3-5 years (sand becomes rounded due to backwashing → filters less effectively). Glass filter medium: 8-10 years (glass does not become rounded → filters well for longer). High-layer filter (due to infrequent backwashing): Sand lasts longer (less mechanical stress).

Q: Does it work with a saltwater pool?
A: Yes (GRP + gelcoat is corrosion-free). Saltwater/chlorine do not attack the material. Same lifespan as freshwater pools.

Q: Transparent lid yellows (becomes cloudy)?
A: Possible (after 10-15 years of UV exposure). However: Yellowing is purely cosmetic (functionality remains unchanged). The lid is replaceable (replacement part costs €50-100).

Q: Is a high-level filter worthwhile for a small pool (20 m³)?
A: It depends. For a small pool , the absolute benefit is minimal (you backwash less often, but only save 20,000 liters/year instead of 36,000 liters/year). A high-performance filter is worthwhile for pools of 40-50 m³ or more (where backwash frequency and water consumption are significant).

Q: Can I use a high-level filter with an old pump?
A: Yes (works with any pump). However: High-layer filters work best with a variable-speed pump (Flotide, inverter) → low filter velocity (30-40 m/h) → optimal depth filtration. With an older pump (single speed, full throttle): It works, but the filter is not used optimally.

Secure your Crystal Clear water + 75% less backwashing now!

If you want crystal-clear water. If you want to backflush less often. If you want to make a proper investment once – for the next 20 years.

The high-layer filter is built for Crystal Clear purists and maintenance haters who want the best water quality , infrequent backwashing , and longevity – and are willing to invest in premium Italian quality.

Depth filtration. GRP + Gelcoat. Made in Italy.

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✓ Deep filtration (backwashing every 4 weeks instead of every week)
✓ Crystal-clear water quality (diamond clarity)
✓ GRP + Gelcoat (20+ year lifespan)
✓ Transparent lid (visual inspection without opening)
✓ 6-way valve (all operating modes)
✓ 3 sizes (for pools 80-180 m³)
✓ Made in Italy (professional manufacturing)
✓ 75% less backwash water (36,000 liters/year saved)

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The filter is running. The pressure gauge reads 0.9 bar. As you can see, no action is required.

The high-performance filter isn't "just a filter." It's your guarantee of crystal-clear water . Your backwash savings. Your 20-year investment. Fiberglass technology like luxury yachts. Depth filtration like professional systems. The heart and lungs of your pool – consistent, efficient, and absolutely reliable.

Its crystal-clear water. Its tranquility. Its high-level filter.

Their standard filter is a wasteful machine. Backwashing every week wastes 48,000 liters per year. The water is "okay" (but not crystal clear). The filter becomes brittle after 5-10 years (requiring replacement). This is wasteful.

The high-performance filter puts an end to this waste. Backwashing every 4 weeks (saving 36,000 liters/year). Crystal-clear water (diamond quality). 20+ year lifespan (no replacement required). One-time investment. Long-term benefits.

Get the high-performance filter now – and experience what Italian engineering can truly do: Depth. Clarity. Durability.

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Über die Marke

Flotide

Flotide steht für zuverlässige und kosteneffiziente Lösungen im Bereich der Poolwasserpflege und des Poolzubehörs, sowohl für neue Pools als auch für Poolrenovierungen.

Flotide ist eine vergleichsweise junge Marke, die von dem niederländischen Unternehmen Bevo ins Leben gerufen wurde. Die Marke wurde vor etwa 15-20 Jahren etabliert, um speziell den wachsenden Markt für Poolchemikalien zu bedienen.

Die Hauptproduktbereiche von Flotide umfassen:
• Filtertechnik
• Wasserpflege
• Poolreiniger
• Poolabdeckungen

Flotide zeichnet sich durch ein ausgewogenes Verhältnis zwischen Qualität und Preis aus. Die Produkte sind auf Zuverlässigkeit und Benutzerfreundlichkeit ausgerichtet und bieten standardisierte Lösungen für die häufigsten Herausforderungen bei der Pooltechnik.

Flotide ist eine mittelgroße Marke, die sich in erster Linie auf den europäischen Markt konzentriert. Sie gehört nicht zu den globalen Marktführern, hat aber in einigen europäischen Ländern, besonders in den Benelux-Staaten und Deutschland, eine solide Präsenz im mittleren Marktsegment aufgebaut. Die Marke bedient hauptsächlich den Privatpoolmarkt und ist besonders bei preisbewussten Poolbesitzern beliebt.

Flotide gehört zum niederländischen Unternehmen Bevo, einem mittelständischen Anbieter von Poolpflegeprodukten und -zubehör. Bevo agiert als unabhängiges Unternehmen und ist nicht Teil eines größeren Konzerns, was der Marke Flotide eine gewisse Flexibilität und Anpassungsfähigkeit an regionale Marktbedürfnisse verleiht.