How pool fences, gates and layers of protection work together to keep children and pets safe around the water.
A pool barrier is one layer of protection around the water. A good barrier is tall enough, hard to climb, has small gaps and includes a gate that swings away from the pool and closes and latches by itself. Aluminum, vinyl, glass and steel fences are common for pools, and they can be designed to meet safety guidelines and local rules.
No barrier replaces supervision. Alarms, covers, swim lessons and clear rules add layers, and a gate that is propped open defeats the system. Owners in Nashville often ask what their city or insurer requires, and we encourage you to confirm local rules. We build pool fences and gates with those safety ideas in mind and show you how to test your gate regularly.
A fence that separates the pool from the house and yard.
Vertical pickets and no footholds.
Closes by itself from any open position.
Latch catches without help, mounted high.
The most important layer.
Confirm requirements where you live.
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Fence Length and Materials CalculatorEnter your measurements to see linear feet, posts, rails, pickets, concrete and time to plan for yards, runs, pastures and gates.Try it 
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No. Supervision, alarms and swim skills add layers.
Sometimes, with extra requirements. Check local rules.
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