Life Saver Pool Fence DIY by Fencing Section Kit, 4 x 12-Feet, Black

J'avais des doutes concernant la qualité et le fait de savoir si il résisterait à nos hivers canadien. Toujours aussi beau et ils sont resté droit même après 3 ans d'utilisation. Facile d'installation !! Je recommande.

Cannot recommend this fence enough. Saved us about $2,000 installing it ourselves. We were able to install about 150 ft in about 4 hrs total. Very simple to install, the hardest part is the manual labor of drilling the holes. Looks as good as any professionally installed fence I've seen

Looks great! Setup wasn’t terrible. Installed in wooden deck, mostly into the joists, a few into blocks I screwed in. I did not buy the drill guide because of the price, but it would have made install easier and more precise. I just guessed at what angle to drill the corners at, which worked out but would be better and easier with the guide. Overall very happy with the product.

This pool fence is truly DIY and installs rather quickly. We installed two gates and about 300 feet of fencing in about 5 hours total work time. Purchase the drill template https://www.amazon.com/s?k=DIY+pool+fence+drill+guide&ref=nb_sb_noss_2 (life safer for real) used ones are for sale. Buy, borrow, rent, or steal a large hammer drill like a Bostitch Bulldog with a high-quality bit $35-$40, that made all the difference. I followed the instructions related to using the prescribed drill template tool especially with angled the corners and man it is tight and looks great. This product comes ready to install and has all the parts and instructions. High-quality materials used and it all appears to be durable for long life. One rule I saw on a video that is a good rule of thumb; don't drill all your holes first, just do two to three at a time and check your tightness. I fudged the cardboard hole guide template about an 1/8 in. to the tight side. It makes it a little harder to push in but I liked the fence really tight looking. That was my method. The most important thing is my 1 and a half-year-old is safe and it makes my pool area look clean and a lot bigger!

I love the way my pool fence came out. Everything fit into place perfectly and the fence is sturdy and taut. My child will not be able to get through. I have seen some negative reviews about the fence sturdiness or the drill guide being ineffective, but I can only assume these folks didn’t properly follow instructions. The drill guide is an absolute must have for this install. Don’t try to make your own or go freehand. You need to be able to drill holes with the proper light or heavy lean in order for the fence posts to come out correctly. Follow the instructions provided, they are well written and vital. People complained about the drill guide wing nuts coming loose during use, but you can tighten the wing nuts with an Allen wrench, and I had no problems with them coming loose. I had to drill 46 holes and it lasted. You won’t be able to use the guide for much else afterward, but you need it for this job imo. Get a high powered hammer drill (with extra batteries if going cordless) and good quality drill bits. You’ll need multiple bits if drilling lots of holes (maybe a new bit every 10 holes) into concrete/rebar. I drilled through flagstone/concrete/rebar. Dribble water onto the hole as you’re drilling to avoid stone from splitting. I also chose to skip the gate as you can just open one of the panels and stick it into a layback hole for when the pool is in use, so I can’t speak to the gate quality or ease of installation. I’m happy with no gate though. Overall, if you can follow instructions and have the strength to drill the holes, then you can do this job and I would recommend this pool fence and drill guide.