
Quick overview
- Fourteen inch width A professional size head that covers ground quickly without being unwieldy on steps and corners.
- Flexible body The head flexes to follow the floor and the cove instead of riding on one edge.
- Built for hard surfaces Listed for gunite and concrete pools, where a stiffer head is what you want.
- Fits a standard pole Connects to a telescopic pole and a vacuum hose in the usual way for manual vacuuming.
- Two part numbers Carried as PS681BU and also as K681BU, so either number gets you this head.
- Choose by surface On a vinyl liner use a head made for liners, since a head intended for gunite is not the right tool there.
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Product details
The Poolstyle PS681BU is a standard flexible vacuum head, 14 inches wide, for manual vacuuming. It is also carried under the part number K681BU.
What flexible means here
The head flexes as you push it, so it stays down on the floor and follows the cove where the wall meets the bottom instead of tipping onto one edge and skipping dirt. Fourteen inches is the width most service techs settle on. It clears a large floor without a fight, and still fits into corners and around steps.
Match the head to the surface
This head is listed for gunite and concrete pools. That is where it belongs. If your pool has a vinyl liner, buy a vacuum head built for liners rather than one intended for hard surfaces. Beyond the head you will need a telescopic pole and a vacuum hose to put it to work.
| Brand | Poolstyle |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer part number | PS681BU |
| Also listed as | K681BU |
| UPC | 877039001953 |
| Type | Flexible vacuum head |
| Width | 14 inches |
| Intended surface | Gunite and concrete pools |
| Shipping weight | 3 lb |
| Ships | Parcel |
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