Step Poles for Mesh Pool Fences

Description

Step Poles for Pool Fence – Solve Elevation Challenges

Step Poles are essential for handling unique pool fence situations, such as steps, planters, or other elevation changes that exceed standard fence heights. These poles ensure your pool fence remains stable and secure in non-level areas.

When and Where to Use Step Poles

Steps Over 11 Inches: Use 72-inch or 96-inch Step Poles where fence height exceeds 5 feet.
Steps Under 11 Inches: A 60-inch additional pole can accommodate smaller steps.
Angled Raised Panels: Step Poles are required to install Angled Raised Panels securely.

What’s Included

(1) Step Pole (1 Inch)
(2) Matching Moldings (pole height)
(1) Pole Cap
(1) Deck Sleeve (1 Inch Putty)
(1) Deck Plug (1 Inch Putty) – sometimes located under the pole cap
(1) Bag of (27) 5/8 Inch Screws

Optional Add-On: For peg-style compatibility, include a Peg Bushing to convert the pole to a peg-style option.

Color Options

Available in five finishes to complement your pool fence:

Classic Black
Ultra Black
Ultra Brown
Ultra Gray
Ultra Tan

Why Choose Step Poles for Pool Fences?

Solve Elevation Changes: Perfect for raised steps, planters, or uneven ground.
Flexible Sizing: Choose between 72-inch or 96-inch options.
Durable and Stylish: Designed for strength and finished in stylish colors.
Essential for Angled Panels: Provides the support needed for custom installations.

Shipping Notice

Due to their extended length, Step Poles may incur additional shipping charges.

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To accurately determine the amount of fencing required for your project, first calculate the total perimeter that needs to be enclosed. Once you have this measurement in feet, consult the chart provided below for guidance. Each section of our fence spans 15 feet, so dividing your total perimeter by 15 will give you the number of sections needed.

If your plan includes the installation of a Self-Closing Gate, remember that each gate occupies a space of 3 feet. Therefore, you should subtract 3 feet from the total fencing length to accommodate the gate. This adjustment ensures that you purchase the correct amount of fencing material, avoiding unnecessary expenses and ensuring a seamless installation.