Pool Fence – Removable Mesh Safety Fence for Pools

Both 4 ft and 5 ft pool fences can meet ASTM International safety standards when properly installed, so the right choice usually comes down to your local requirements and personal preference.

• Choose a 5 ft fence if your city, HOA, or project requires it. This is common for new construction, foster/adoption/daycare requirements, or stricter local codes. Always check with your local building department before purchasing.
• Choose a 4 ft fence if you’re installing for your own safety and are not required to meet a 5 ft code. A 4 ft fence is the most popular option among homeowners because it provides strong protection while maintaining a more open look. For example, Florida only requires a 4 ft barrier in many cases.

Both Classic and Ultra finishes are designed for durability and outdoor use—the right choice comes down to appearance and the overall look you want for your pool area.

• Choose Ultra Paint if you want a more elevated, premium look. Ultra features a textured finish that reduces glare and gives the fence a more refined appearance. It’s the most popular choice for homeowners looking to enhance the overall aesthetic of their backyard.
• Choose Classic Paint if you prefer a smooth, slightly shiny finish. This is a more traditional look and can be a good fit if you’re matching an existing fence or keeping things simple.

In short: Ultra = textured, upgraded look (most popular). Classic = smooth, traditional finish. Both offer long-lasting performance—it just depends on your style preference.

All three mesh styles are designed for safety and durability—the right choice comes down to appearance, color options, and matching your existing setup (if applicable).

• Choose Malibu Mesh (10×10) if you want a clean, modern look similar to a window screen. With 10 squares per inch in both directions, it has a tighter, more uniform appearance. This is the most popular option and offers the widest range of color choices.
• Choose Hampton Mesh (5×7) if you prefer a slightly more open, airy look. The weave is 5 squares by 7 squares per inch, creating a larger pattern while still maintaining full safety. Hampton also comes in multiple color options.
• Choose Classic Brown Mesh (10×10) if you want a simple, traditional option. It uses the same 10×10 weave as Malibu, but is only available in light brown mesh with a matching light brown border.

If you’re replacing or matching an existing fence, the best approach is to measure the number of squares per inch on your current mesh to find the closest match.

All mesh styles are safe—it just depends on the look you prefer and your specific setup.

All pole types are designed for safety and meet ASTM International guidelines when properly installed—the right choice comes down to how you’re installing your fence.

• Choose 1/2″ Peg Poles if you’re planning a DIY installation. This is the most recommended option for homeowners because the required tools are easier to access, and most DIY guides and installation resources are based on this system. The pole is reinforced with a stainless steel peg that extends into the base for strong, reliable support.
• Choose 1″ Poles (Y-Beam or Twin I-Beam) if you are a professional installer or have access to wet core drilling equipment. These poles are reinforced from top to bottom, offering maximum strength and are commonly used in professional installations.
• Y-Beam vs. Twin-I Beam: If you’re choosing a 1″ pole, the Ultra finish is the most preferred for overall strength and durability.

All options are safe—it just depends on your installation method and preference.

Because we supply both homeowners and professional installers nationwide, we offer one of the widest selections in the industry—so you’re not limited to a one-size-fits-all solution.

Most customers—especially DIY homeowners—choose the industry standard setup: black 1/2″ peg poles with black Malibu mesh. This is the most common configuration and what most DIY installation guides are based on.

However, we also offer 30+ configuration options, including different mesh styles, colors, pole types, and heights, for customers who want to:

• Match an existing fence
• Meet specific project requirements
• Customize the look of their pool area

As you make selections, the available options will automatically narrow to show only compatible combinations, making the process simple and guided.

Our fence sections are pre-manufactured for consistent quality, while still allowing you to choose the setup that fits your space—without the complexity of a fully custom system.

In short: we offer the standard most people choose—plus the flexibility others need.

Every pet owner wants to ensure their dogs safety around the pool. All-Safe pool fences are designed to work for both small and large dog breeds when properly installed. That said, every pet has a unique personality, and you know your dog best. If your pet tends to chew, scratch, or push against obstacles, you may want to explore alternative safety solutions that better suit their behaviors.

All-Safe pool fences can be installed on concrete surfaces. This is the ideal surface type! The system is securely core-drilled with properly sized holes and sleeves for a strong, stable fit. When done correctly, the fence is durable, safe, and visually neat, keeping gates fully functional. Following instructions or using a professional ensures the best results.

You can install a DIY pool fence yourself. All-Safe systems are designed for easy installation with clear instructions and basic tools. Many homeowners do it successfully. If you’re unsure about drilling, measurements, or local safety rules, a professional can help ensure the fence is secure and correctly installed. For the easiest method of drilling, we suggest the “Peg Pole” style if you are doing a brand new installation with the DIY method.