Create a safer swimming pool area with our 1-inch DIY pool safety fence, designed for homeowners confident in their ability to install a core-drilled pool fence. This fencing system features strong aluminum poles pre-attached to durable mesh material, providing a seamless and secure safety barrier around your pool.
For the best results, installation requires a wet drill with a core bit to create precise holes that securely hold the fence poles in place. There is no drill guide available for 1-inch pole fencing, making this method best suited for those with experience using a core drill.
If you’re looking for an easier DIY option, consider our peg pole fencing, which can be installed with a standard hammer drill and a ⅝-inch drill bit. Click here to explore our Peg Pole DIY Fencing.
If you need parts for your existing 1-inch pool fence, All-Safe offers individual fence parts in a range of pole and mesh colors to match your current setup. Our professional-grade 1-inch core bits are also available for those replacing sections or expanding their pool fence.
For first-time installers, it’s important to note that 1-inch fencing does not have an available drill guide. If you’re unsure about core drilling, our peg pole fencing may be a better option for your DIY project.
All-Safe provides high-quality DIY pool fencing solutions for homeowners who are ready to take on their own installation. Whether you’re setting up a new fence or replacing existing parts, our strong, removable mesh fencing is designed to keep your pool area secure.
If you need professional installation, contact your local All-Safe Reseller for a free quote today.
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