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Best Pool Fence Ideas With Pictures of Examples

Beautiful crystal-clear swimming pools that highlight a well-landscaped yard don’t deserve to be hidden, but at the same time, every parent wants to make sure their kids are well-protected from pool accidents. See pool fence ideas by All-Safe to help you get the best of both worlds. All-Safe fences are manufactured to maintain your home’s outdoor beauty while drastically improving your loved ones’ safety. Our fence ideas for pools are modular and adaptable to fit pools of a variety of shapes and water features. The materials and fabrication of our fencing even exceed established safety standards. Our favorite pool fence ideas will help you maintain your yard and pool with beautiful features we’ve learned and improved from our decades of experience. All-Safe’s favorite swimming pool fence ideas: 1. Mesh Interior Pool Fence A mesh pool safety fence such as this prevents children from getting directly into the pool area instead of barricading the entire backyard. 2. A-to-B Removable Mesh Pool Fence This particular example intertwines A-to-B fences and removable mesh pool fences. The fence connects to pre-existing structures with high-quality materials to make it easy and convenient for families to open up their space while ensuring safety year-round. 3. Iron

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Pool Safety Fences: Everything You Need to Know

There are a lot of pool fence options to consider when you decide to add a pool fence and gate to your pool area. All-Safe can help you with all the pros and cons of pool safety fences, the available options, pricing, and more to consider when purchasing your new addition. This comprehensive guide will decipher all that information and more to help you make the best decision for purchase and installation of your pool fence and gates. Pros and Cons Every All-Safe pool fence and gate is built to be attractive and durable. Safety fences are removable and are designed with transparent mesh that acts as a reliable layer of protection around your pool. These mesh panels are resistant to abrasion, mildew, and sunlight, so they will never shrink, rip, or fade and kids won’t be able to easily poke through them during playtime. All-Safe’s team of well-trained technicians are highly qualified to install the concentric tension-based fencing system we customize for your swimming pool. We can incorporate existing structures like exterior walls or build it as a freestanding addition to your yard. The fencing system can also include self-closing, self-latching, lockable gates that ensure you will always have

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5 Pool Safety Cover Types for Your Swimming Pool

Pool owners have made All-Safe Pool Fence & Covers as their #1 choice for Pool Safety Covers and pool fences for over the past 25 years. Send us an email or give us a call anytime to set up a time to have one of our safety experts meet with you to discuss your options for pool fence installation, answer your questions and provide you with a FREE quote. Call (800)786-8110 or Click below. 5 Pool Safety Cover Types for Your Inground Swimming Pool Swimming pools are meant to be places of fun, not accidents. However, you cannot always control who goes near your pool, especially when it comes to children and pets. But you can provide an additional layer of protection by adding a Pool safety cover, along with your existing pool fence. There are a variety of pool covers, and some are designed for safety, others to keep out the debris and some to trap the heat from the sun. So if you are looking to enhance the safety around your pool, you should choose from these 5 safety covers. 1. Track-Style Type Pool Covers This type of Pool safety cover is made of reinforced coated vinyl. It will slide open and close on

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Pool Safety Tips

  Swimming Pool Safety Tips When it comes to being safe around the pool there are a number of things to keep in mind. Here are a couple of things to keep in mind while around the pool. Block Make sure your pool and/or spa has an effective barrier, such as a fence or net to help guard against unauthorized access. Your pool or spa should have a barrier regardless of whether they are covered. Door and windows leading to the pool areas should be locked. Fence gates should have self-closing, self-latching mechanisms. Latches need to be out of reach of young children. Watch Never leave your child unattended in or near a swimming pool, hot tub, spa, not even for a second. Keep toys, tricycles, and other children’s playthings away from the pool or spa. Don’t consider your children to be “drown-proof” because they have taken swimming lessons. Don’t assume that children will follow your swimming pool safety tips on their own. Your supervision is the best way to prevent drowning. Don’t allow barriers, such as fences or walls, to give you a false sense of security regarding your child’s safety. There is No substitute for adult supervision. Learn

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Summer Pool Safety: Keeping kids safe – By All-Safe

All-Safe Pool Fence & Cover Supports Pool Safety Florida’s drowning death rate among children aged one to four is the highest in the nation, according to the Florida Department of Health. So when it comes to pool safety, the organization reports there are three layers of protection: supervision, barriers and emergency preparedness. After moving to their new home, Preston Forshee and his wife decided to install a pool fence to keep their 3-year-old daughter safe. “It’s just been nice to be able to sit out here and let Mary Clark run without having to worry about having to be ready to jump in and save her if something happened,” said Preston. In 2000, to prevent pool-related deaths, Florida passed the ‘Residential Swimming Pool Safety Act‘. The legislation requires all pools to have some sort of barrier, whether it be a physical one or an alarm system. Joel Cohen, who installs pool security systems for a living, said there are several options to choose from when it comes to pool safety: pool covers, nets, alarms, even door and window chimes. Joel said the safest option of all is a pool fence, like the one the Forshee family opted for. “You cannot

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Affordable Pool Fence

How Much Is A Mesh Pool Fence?

  What is the Cost of a Mesh Pool Fence? Your pool is a source of enjoyment for people of all ages, especially during the summer season. It’s like your own private vacation destination. But with the expenses of upkeep, it’s natural that you’d want to be economical when it comes to your pool. One question many pool owners will ask is “how much does a pool fence cost? And “What materials are the best to use?”. A removable mesh pool fence is our recommendation. Read on for a breakdown of the benefits and costs. Choosing the Right Fence For Your Pool The cost of a pool fence can get high, and it’s not always easy to see which ones provide the best value. Some pool owners opt to install a pool fence themselves. But without the proper experience, this can turn their pool into a liability. And what sense does that make? Pool fences are meant to keep liabilities at bay for responsible pool owners, not create them. Don’t worry about wasting your summer away with haggling over prices and labor costs, or sweating it out in the sun to install your own pool fence. Scratch all of that,

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Just What Is a Removable Mesh Pool Fence?

One of the most popular methods of providing fencing for your swimming pool and the area surrounding it is a removable mesh pool fence. But what exactly is a removable mesh pool fence? And how does it work to handle your needs as a pool owner? We can start by informing you that it provides one of the most versatile, convenient forms of safety to protect your pool area and the ones you love. It also adds to the safety of your backyard oasis. Here are some specific details about what a removable mesh pool fence is, and how to select the right option for your home and family’s needs. What Is A Removable Mesh Pool Fence? This specific type of fence offers tension-based spacing by the mesh material used to create the barrier. Each space contains about thirty to thirty six inches of meshed area in between each pole. With an average of about ten to fifteen feet of length in each section, this creates a fence that is both difficult to climb and difficult to break in to. Each fence post is made from aircraft grade aluminum, providing a reliable and durable material for setting the fence. The

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3 Reasons to Opt for A Removable Pool Fence

  3 Reasons to Opt for A Removable Swimming Pool Fence Now that you have your own private oasis to enjoy, you are probably considering a few other necessities that come with it. Pool fencing is an essential safety barrier for young children, and often necessary for satisfying residential swimming pool regulations in place for your city or state. There are many varieties of fencing to choose from, and one of the best is removable mesh. Here are three great reasons to install a mesh removable swimming pool fence around your new pool. 1. Visibility Into Your Pool Area Mesh fencing is semi-transparent. This adds to the aesthetic allure as well as making the pool safer. It’s easier to keep an eye on your children and guests while they swim and to notice if anyone is swimming who shouldn’t be. Typical fences may block your view while you are indoors due to the material. With transparent mesh, you can still enjoy the sight of the sparkling waters, even from inside of your house. 2. Convenience And Flexibility Removable swimming pool fences are convenient and designed to be removed. Depending on the fence’s height and length, it may only take you

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How A Pool Fence Can Help Prevent Accidents Around Your Pool

  How Fencing Can Help Prevent Swimming Pool Accidents Swimming pools provide an excellent source of relaxation and hours of entertainment. They draw interest and attraction from everyone in the neighborhood, especially from children. But while you sit in your favorite beach chair on the deck as your kids and their friends splash and play in the pool, take a moment to think about the potential for dangers as well. Your own personal oasis could be dangerous. A number of different scenarios could happen without you even realizing it, and most of them are preventable. Take a look at some of these scenarios, and consider having a mesh pool fence installed around your pool to prevent these pool accidents from happening. 1. Drowning A neighbor’s daughter plays outside in the summer sun. She looks over into one of the yards across the street at the neighbor’s pool. The surface of the water gleams enticingly, and being the friendly four-year-old she is, doesn’t consider the danger of splashing around for a little while. She toddles quickly in the direction of the glistening water. She leaps in, but suddenly realizes that the water goes over her head – even though she jumped

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backyard swimming pool with a black mesh pool fence surrounding it

Keep Your Pool Safe With A Pool Fence

Pool safety begins before your first laps in a new pool or the first pool party of the summer. The pool fencing options you choose play a big role in protecting your friends, family, and pets from tragedy while also protecting you from additional liability caused by an unsecured pool area. Pool safety fencing is purpose-built to help prevent accidental drownings by providing a physical barrier that prevents unauthorized or unsupervised use of your swimming pool. In conjunction with pool safety covers, it’s one of the best ways to do your part to prevent an unintentional drowning. Why a Regular Fence Doesn’t Cut It For Pool Safety You have more options for securing your pool than just a standard chain link or privacy fence, and you should explore them. Property fences are great for giving you a safer, more private yard from trespassers and onlookers. A pool safety fence is designed to prevent accidental drowning by providing a different kind of barrier. A well designed safety fence works to stop entry into the pool area by children, pets, or compromised adults who may not have the skill or swimming strength necessary to save themselves should they enter the water without

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4 Reasons Why Homeowners Should Invest In Pool Covers

4 Reasons Why Homeowners Should Invest In Pool Covers Pools account for a significant portion of a home’s water use. Yet, they account for a significant amount of water loss. In a state like California, the need to conserve water becomes more pronounced during summer, when drought conditions affect the availability of water. Numerous other aspects could impair the enjoyment of your pool and necessitate using a pool cover. Here are four indications that homeowners should invest in pool covers. 1. Pool Water Loss Your pool’s water loss is becoming a pressing concern. Pools lose a lot of water due to evaporation and especially during the drier months when the sun’s heat increases water loss. If you are constantly making up for water losses due to evaporation, perhaps it’s time to consider investing in a pool cover. Considering the millions of water gallons lost by pools, pool owners need to take proactive steps to minimize resource wastage. 2. Expensive Maintenance Costs For Your Pool You are spending a lot of money to maintain your pool. The failure to install a pool cover means that you will be in a continual battle against the elements, which you will inevitably keep losing.

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6 Factors To Consider When Selecting A Pool Fence

A swimming pool at home is one of the best ways for any family to enjoy their property. But once a pool has been installed in your home, other important factors such as the safety of your kids and pets arise. A fence can help keep your kids and pets safe from falling into the water. So how do you go about selecting one from the pool fence options available to you? These are 6 factors you need to consider when selecting a pool fence for your home. Look here for a list of common pool fence types. 1. Material/strength of the Pool Fence A pool fence should be as strong as it can get. For starters, pool fences come in a variety of materials that you can choose from. There are people who prefer the wooden material because they like the look, while others would go for a vinyl material because it is easier to maintain. Likewise, some people prefer iron fences because they’re durable. Removable mesh fencing is widely considered the safest pool fence option for residential pools because it is made specifically for pool safety. 2. Removable or Permanent Pool Fencing A permanent pool fence is there

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