DIY U-Safe Pool Fence Gate Kit (4 Foot)

Description

The U-Safe Pool Fence Gate Kit offers an innovative and easy-to-install solution for pool safety fences. Designed for All-Safe’s Classic Peg Style Fence. Our pool fence and gate system is perfect for DIYers and professionals alike. Its durable U-shaped exoframe provides enhanced stability, ensuring proper latch alignment without being affected by varying fence tension.

Why Choose This Gate Kit?

Pre-Assembled for Simplicity: Includes hinges and latch pre-installed to save time and effort. They are compatible with standard-size pool security fences.
Versatile Installation: Works well on wood decks, artificial turf, and dirt areas.
Customizable Fit: Adjustable pegs allow up to ¼-inch corrections to accommodate minor drilling deviations to fit with your removable pool fence.
Self-Closing, Self-Latching & Key Lockable: The U-Safe Kit provides all the same safety features as our standard gate kits and mesh pool fence kit.

Specifications

Height: 4 Feet
Pole Style: Peg
Color: Classic Black
Mesh: Malibu Black Mesh (10×10)

Simple Installation Instructions

Drill two ⅝” holes at 33” plumb.
Adjust the removable pegs as needed for a precise fit.
Secure the gate in place—no extra parts required!

This reliable pool safety gate and swimming pool fence offer unmatched ease of use and peace of mind, making them a top choice for ensuring a secure pool environment. If you are thinking of installing a pool fence for kids with a pool gate, then this gate kit is the perfect pick.

Installation Instructions

Position the Box: Place the box near the pre-drilled holes for the pool safety gate.
Prepare the Gate: Notice that the hinges and latch are already installed, streamlining the setup.
Set Aside Peg Shifter Inserts: Pull up the plastic wrap about a foot and set the Peg Shifter inserts aside.
Insert Peg Shifters: Slide the Peg Shifter inserts into each side of the U-Safe Gate frame bottom, aligning the holes in the peg shifter with those in the gate frame. Do not secure them yet.
Align the Gate: Line up one side with the stainless peg directly over the sleeve. Check the alignment on the other side. If the holes do not line up, the gate will bind and not slide into the sleeves properly.
Adjust the Peg Shifter: If needed, remove the Peg Shifter and the shim. Rotate the Peg Shifter 180 degrees to the notch side, snap the shim back on, and reinsert the Peg Shifter with the peg shifted in the required direction for proper alignment.
Secure the Peg Shifters: Align the holes in the side of the gate frame with the holes in the Peg Shifter. Insert the black fastener with two black washers and screw them in. If needed, adjust both sides to achieve up to ¼ inch of overall adjustment.
Install the Gate: Slide the gate into the sleeves.
Remove Plastic Wrap: Remove the plastic wrap from the U-Safe Gate.
Adjust the Latch: The latch is attached upside down for shipping. Cut off the parts bag and detach the TriLatch by pushing the red button, pulling the knob, and sliding it off its mount. Using a drill with a #2 Phillips bit, unscrew the bottom screw in the bottom mounting bracket attached to the frame. Slide the TriLatch back on the gate from the top and secure it with the extra-long black screw from the parts bag. Insert the black plug from the parts bag into the hole to cover the screw.

For a more detailed explanation of the pool gate and mesh pool fence installation process, please view our YouTube video or checkout our U-Safe Gate Kit Knowledge Base article with instructions

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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.