how many sections do you need for 24 ft. pool ?Anyone know where to get a gate for this pool fencing for after you remove the ladder ?
1576117
For my 24" Pool, I have 17 of the vertical support trusses. Therefore I needed 16 sections. I am using a ladder to get from the yard into the pool, so I needed to leave one section open. For the opening, you will want the base kit which has 2 of vertical fence pieces that are designed for leaving a finished opening. I bought the base kit and then a combination of other section offerings to add to 16.
1576118
I have 2 8piece sections, however I screened in my pool so now I have them for sale, unique_38016@yahoo.com
1576119
It depends on number of sidewall supports. Each section fastens to the support upright and the number can vary by mfg. If you haven't already purchased your pool you can obtain that information from the dealer/supplier
1576120
Count the top rails, they each require a section of fence. (Do not include areas where there is decking or a ladder.)
1576121
I used 14 sections on a 27 ft round pool myself so i would say 12-13 but i do want to infrom you they are very cheaply made and i would not recommend this fencing because we installed ours this past fall and heavy winds have broken some sections please be aware of this before u waste your money.
1576122
You probably need 14 sections. We bought 1 eight base kit, 2 three section kits and 1 two section for our 27 foot pool leaving 2 sections opened. Hope this helps
1576123
I purchased 8 sections for $170..still new in box because we decided to fence in our back yard. If you are are still looking and want to buy this, I will be willing to sell mine to you thru eBay for cheaper than what you would pay retail. My email is carrie3531@att.net, let me know if interested.
1576124
(2) sections of Kit C, and (8) sections of Kit A. Fits perfectly for a 24 ft. round pool. Hope this helps.
1518136
I would go with 24 and then cut it down. Also, get the pool cove pieces. They are great. For my 21', I got the 19 pack.. I can't remember if I had any extra
1924166
There is an anchor rod that fits into a hole drilled into your deck. Ideally the hole is 3 inches from the edge. At two inches you will have about an inch between the side of the pool and the alarm but this should still work.About half of the vertical arm needs to be under water for the alarm to function properly. This translates to about 4 inches from the top of your deck to the water level. Hope this helps!
986751
I would say yes i have 24' pool i had to make some minor connecton changes for the pool line from the pump to filter. But this pump moves some water and its cheaper to run by about 20 dollars a month for me compared to my old pump. Hope this helps
1830006
I love this fence! Have it around the pool. It's got a tight weave, but it has grommets on the bottom, so not use if it would keep pests out.
704776
We have a 24 round and decided it was going to be a pain to mount in the middle of pool and swing it out . So we build a stand on one side of pool mounted it to that , bought a bigger solar cover and it works great !!!
467847
I have a 27' and only needed 4 sections, do to my village rules & regulations. You should be totally fine with just section A (8 Sections). It went a 1/3 around my pool.
207938
Each section covers about 6 feet on my pool. The best way to determine this is to look at the pool's support sections and count the metal framing. On my 24 foot round pool, I have 18 support beems all the way around, but to cover the space that my deck doesn't cover, I needed 11. The initial kit comes with 8 sections, and you can buy expansion kits (2 each). The fencing mounts to the framing beems on the side of the pool, which makes it very simple to install and maintain.
1068659
So each panel is 24 inches, the gate is 25 inches. We have 8 panels, I am sure i order an extra panel. We have used it inside and outside.
207937
I have an above ground 24' round. My property slants to an 18" drop so the pool didn't need to be fenced all around. I used 5 sections of the fence for the area that wasn't 48" high from the ground. It wasn't hard to put up but you needed 2 people who are familiar with tools.
1491331
The distance between our fence and pool is about 5 feet. My husband added an extra bungee cord to the end to extend it and it works perfect.
913401
I just measured mine and got 59" outside and 58" inside to the top of the platform. I have a 4 ft pool and the platform is about a foot above the pool edge, 6" if you count the support pieces. I used to have "steps" into the pool and the ladder looks like you could cut some of the steps off. I don't think it's a good idea to plant your pool in the ground. Think about what your winter weather would do to it.
560931
The fence only comes with hardware for installation into a concrete pool deck. Installation requires drilling 4.5 inch deep holes to fit sleeves that each fence pole sits in. Depending on the depth of the planks on your deck the sleeves might be too deep for you to secure the fence.
1845263
I didn't have to cut the hose, it was for a 24 ft. round pool and was the length I needed
255709
Hi,I got 8 sections of 4 feet each so 32 feet. I use a 50 foot hose with 2 of the sections to reach all parts of my pool (which is fairly big).
404168
It came in 3 four foot long pieces. We used it for an in ground pool also. We made it removable by putting the sleeve in the ground. We only used one section since our pool has a high side. Worked great!
364406
My pool is 12' wide. I ended up rolling the ends of the net on the poles. It comes with the bands to tighten on the pole, so it works well. I've had mine for two summers now and it's still in good shape, but I don't leave it up all summer. Hope this helps you.