Removable pool safety fencing is an increasingly popular choice for protecting your family, friends, and pets while maintaining a pool area that is still beautiful and functional. Far different than a regular property fence, pool fencing is a safety feature, often required by law, building code, or homeowners associations, is designed to prevent accidental entry into the water by a person or pet who may not be able to save themselves. When it comes to pool fence installation, you have options, and those options directly impact your cost and safety.
Safety fencing is designed to resist climbing, tearing, or access through gaps in poles and gates. Using strong poles and a tough mesh fencing material with gaps too small to easily fit through, its protection is perfect for keeping out determined children and curious pets as well as an adult who has lost their balance or tripped. The poles of the fence are anchored in the deck or ground but can be pulled up when supervision is available and a larger pool area is needed for a summer-time pool party.
Many pool owners choose a professional service to install their swimming pool safety fence. This ensures it is designed specifically for their pool area by professionals who are experienced in creating safe, eye-catching areas. Other homeowners, however, choose to do their own safety fencing. If you are familiar with the use of tools and ready to put in the work, you can build a swimming pool safety fence that keeps your pool safer while saving you money.
Every pool area is different, but there are some general guidelines to follow whenever you’re taking on a home improvement DIY job. If you run into any trouble or have any questions, remember that it is often cheaper in the long run to consult a professional first to avoid repairs later.
Once installed, your fence is easy to use as your own needs dictate. A good general rule of thumb is that if there is water in the pool and a responsible adult is not going to be able to provide direct supervision, then your removable pool safety fence should be in place and secured. This means before a get-together begins it can be removed and put back up after the festivities are over, which still gives you the extra space needed for full enjoyment of the pool area by your friends, family, and other guests. Some owners even choose to empty their pools in winter and leave the fencing down to extend its service life. As long as you’re being safe, the choice is yours.
We’re proud to offer top-quality pool fence installation parts and equipment. Using the same materials found in our professionally installed removable pool safety fences, you can create a custom safety solution for your pool area. Contact us today or order your parts online from All-Safe Pool.
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