Access to Your Pool

Manual Opening

A screened outdoor area with a small swimming pool, removeable mesh black safety pool fencing, and lounge chair on a brick patio. Surrounding trees and a blue sky with white clouds are visible outside the enclosure.
An outdoor swimming pool enclosed by a removeable mesh black safetypool fence with a screened structure overhead, surrounded by a brick-paved patio and green lawn with trees and a blue sky with clouds with example of pool fence opening.
An in-ground swimming pool with a removeable mesh pool safety fence around it, with a self-closing lockable gate, set on a concrete patio, with blue tile accents along the waterline.

Pool fence installations include the traditional manual opening.

Using a tension based system, the mesh fence comes in 15 foot sections with a pole spaced every 3 feet. Where the sections meet, they are attached with a spring hook to an eye-screw. To access this opening, with one hand you will squeeze the adjoining posts together and unhook the latch, thereby releasing the tension. At the area where you want to access the pool (typically a section junction at the stairs) we will drill two extra holes in your deck on either side of the junction. These “set-back” holes are where the released poles can be placed to provide either a 3 foot or 6 foot opening for getting into and out of the pool (or generally playing in the area under adult supervision).

Upgrade to a Self-Closing Gate

We can also provide an upgraded pool entrance via Self Closing, Self Latching, Spring Loaded, Key Lock Gate.