It is important to understand all the different types of pool fences before you install your own.
The end of summer is a great time to entertain outside, and there is no better place to do so than in your backyard. Whether you already have a pool or are thinking about getting one installed, there is no denying that these features bring a backyard together. While you are focused on fun and games, it is also imperative to think about safety. A proper pool fence is an essential feature of any private pool. Installing a pool fence will not only increase the safety of those you love around your pool, but it will also give you a peace of mind knowing that the area is safe. Consider hiring us to install a pool fence this summer so you can keep entertaining into the fall.
Types of Pool Fences
It is important to understand all the different types of pool fences before you install your own. A-to-B pool fences are probably the most affordable option out there because they connect any existing structures around your pool to form a barrier. These fences can include features like a self-closing gate that can attach to features like garages, perimeter fences, or walls of your house. Isolation pool fences can span between 60 and 120 feet and encircle your entire pool. This fence is an excellent option because you can ensure that the whole area is gated off and also give you full visibility of the pool and anyone in it.
Go With Mesh
If safety is your primary concern, going with a mesh fence will be your best choice. Although there are many different materials to choose from for your pool fence, mesh fencing is the best material when it comes to safety. These fences can also be removable, which is another bonus. With mesh fences, you get enhanced visibility because the material allows you to see from either side of the fence. Mesh pool fences are also incredibly durable since they are resistant to tearing and to sun damage. If these fences do get damaged, they can be easily removed and replaced for a relatively low cost. Mesh fences cost way less than wood, glass, or chain link fences do. Most importantly, mesh fences are user-friendly; they can be removed and stored for the colder months and installed again once it gets warm enough to use your pool!
Questions? Ask Hercules Custom Iron
If you are ready to install your pool fence or you still have some more questions, we here at Hercules Custom Iron are here to help. We have plenty of years of experience and will ensure that your pool fence will serve you and your family for years. Visit us online or give us a call at 1-800-331-2590. For advice, updates, and to see what we are up to, be sure to follow us on social media on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, Google+, and Pinterest.