Have a special needs kid that occasionally I'd like to keep in our shallow end of the pool. My idea was to find a net to weave my "safety" rope thru?What do you recommend
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That's a great idea and this net would work perfect for that project. It's sturdy enough. Only suggestion it to buy the net a tad larger than the area you need to cover. Net sizes seem to run a little small.
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This net is plenty strong for that.I can not pull it apart by hand. Not sure if your application is safe.
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Just buy some heavy duty braided rope...like para cord, 50 or 100 ft. for just a few dollars, much better than a cheap plastic rope.Hope tis helps
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No the liner is too big for that. Use this one Intex 12-Foot by 30-Inch Metal Frame Pool Set (Discontinued by Manufacturer) It is also cheaper too. Good luck
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We ordered bungee cords made specifically to secure the net and make it springier. The original net came with them, too. I ordered them through Amazon. They work very well and our grandsons were thrilled.
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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.
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You tether it to the side of the pool with the supplied string. The staff at Pool Patrol are great.
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I have a fiberglass pool with concrete coping. The front roller will come to the coping and levitate there for a few seconds. It will then quit propelling and settle to the bottom. I also have a safety ledge half way in deep end, and has no problem. Excellent product.
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I tied mine to a fence using a long rope tied to the bungee cords..... Worked great!!!! If you are a swimmer and need to work out in a small space, you will luv it
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I would also put floaties on baby and make sure not to leave halone for not even a second always have eye contact. I also recommend checking out the ymca or ywca the have baby swim class.
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It depends where you're going to anchor your cord. Folded in half its about 6 feet long, and stretches up to another foot or two depending on how hard you swim. I'd say you'd be okay if you can tie onto a ladder, or something a foot or two back from the side of the pool.
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We just used a hook, similar to the 3M; the hoop and net are light. That being said, if your child jumps or rough-houses on the bed, there is potential for the net to be pulled out. We have had ours almost a year and have had no problems but we are very strict about not playing with the net. Hope that helps.
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I would not put any inflatable on cement, since the possibility is always there if the child falls inside the pool area. You could cushion the bottom with a padding underneath the item which will soften the area between the concrete and the bottom of the foggy pool. Also the padding will protect the item from damage.
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You could check a pool center, or as suggested inflatable ball, or we also use a regular bouncy ball [kids/adults have better control, and wind doesn't blow it away
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Hi , What I do with my jump rope is put a mat under my feet if I am jumping on concrete. That solves it. If the concrete is smooth then no problem, but a mat is best. Hope this helps. MK
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We just use a bucket. It doesn't matter at all, the knit cord is all that needs to go into the solution. Dipping the cord straight down & lifting it straight up without getting the loop all tangled is the main idea. Container could be many different shapes or sizes & still accomplish that.
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I think it would be... honestly, all you do to fit it is cut off either side leaving the main rope etc. intact. Our pool is 15 feet across and it was too big to just wrap the excess around the poles so we cut it all off. Be very careful where you are cutting though, make sure you don't cut the very side pieces off or any of the "tackle" that holds the net tight.
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There is an elastic net where you can store water shoes or that type of stuff, but nothing for tackle box or a pole. I would also be worried about hooks puncturing the inflatable tubes.