A Pool net can save a child’s life! Swimming pools are delightful recreational tools that elicit utmost fun and relaxation. It gives children and adults alike numerous perks and health benefits, but also comes with serious risks. Prevention and utilizing safety measures for your pool, such as making use of a pool net, are important. There are numerous options on the market for pool safety products and it is quite challenging to make the right choice. To make an informed decision, you must know exactly what you are planning to purchase, its features, and in what ways it will suit your needs. Here you will find answers to the 7 common questions asked about buying a pool net, to help you make that decision with your family’s safety a priority:
1. What is a pool net?
A pool net is designed to serve as a barrier that protects children from open waters. The typical 3 1/2 inch openings are small enough that a child’s head cannot get through in any way. A pool net is a great option since it presents a myriad of other excellent features on top of safety. It promotes easy operation and you can have it customized to fit the shape of your water feature. It arrives in stylish colors to match your home’s scenery and allows you to maintain an unspoiled haven of a beautiful backyard view.
2. How safe and strong are pool nets?
Pool nets are the popular first choice of many parents who want to secure their children from the dangers of drowning, as well as for pet owners who wish to keep their pets from falling into the pool. Ensure that the pool net is ASTM complaint, which means it has been independently tested for safety. For example, All-Safe’s pool nets possess ample breaking strength of about 485 pounds, which can hold the weight of a child and 2 adults. Pool nets have deserved the recognition it has gained as the most commonly purchased pool safety product.
3. Is a pool safety net easy to use?
A pool net has a simple system which lets you take it off and put it back whenever necessary without a fuss. It can easily be removed in 5-10 minutes and put back on in 7-15 minutes (most of the time is dedicated to removing the clips from their anchors). A spa safety net can be removed in 2-5 minutes and put back on in 3-7 minutes.
4. What is the cost of a pool net?
The cost varies and is dependent on each specific type of pool or spa, its size, the style of the anchor and where it will be attached. A pool net installation usually ranges around $1,500-$2,000. Spa safety nets fall between $600-$1,000 inclusive of installation and materials to be used.
5. Can a pool net be installed on any pool?
A pool safety net can be installed on almost every pool, spa or water feature. However, not every pool or spa is ideal, specifically if an area of the pool or spa is difficult to reach because the net needs to be anchored on all sides. If a side is left unanchored, then that area has the potential of trapping someone under the net if they were to fall through. If your pool or spa has an area that cannot be accessed a pool net is still an option a swim-up removal will be performed, which involve emptying your pool for the installation.
6. Do pool nets keep debris out?
The openings of the safety net are 3 ½ inches, which keeps your child, pet, and yourself safe, as well as larger debris such as tree branches from entering the pool. However, small debris, leaves, dust and dirt will go through. You can acquire a leaf pool cover that would complement the net, which is a lightweight cover that’s custom-shaped to your pool. It does not provide safety on its own and is mainly used in conjunction with the pool net. Together, they make a perfect combination that yields safety, cleanliness and convenience.
7. Can I install the pool net myself?
It is not advisable, and it’s best to have expert installers who went through training to execute only the best practices with your safety in mind. The process requires drilling holes, ensuring proper spacing of anchors approximately 2 ft apart, placing the CTS, setting up all safety components, and guarantee security with a pool net that gives off its optimal performance at all times. Once installed, it is fairly easy to use you can have it fitted perfectly and removed as you please.
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