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Why the Best Thermal Pool Covers are Automatic

In today’s world, everything seems to be able to be automated. Banking, shopping, cooking, working, and even dating can be put on autopilot all in the name of convenience. Did you know that you can also make the safety and convenience of your pool automatic? An automatic thermal cover for your swimming pool could be the best way to make it easier to enjoy every aspect of your pool without any extra work. Here are five reasons that installing an automatic thermal cover for your pool will be worth the investment. Keep Your Family and Children Safe While there are many reasons to install a pool cover, the absolute most important thing for you to think about is safety. An average of 10 people drown as a result of non-boating incidents every day, according to the CDC. Twenty percent of those are children under the age of 14. On top of all that, for every one child we lose, five more are sent to the emergency room for the treatment of non-fatal injuries. These statistics are sad, but the good thing for you is that they are preventable with the right safety equipment. With a combination of pool fences and

Protect Your Baby with a Pool Fence

Those beautiful days spent having fun in the sun with your loved ones make for some of the best memories, especially in your own backyard. But when little ones are around, it can also be stressful having an unguarded pool. At All-Safe, we want you to be able to cherish those times and keep your peace of mind, which is why we have created the ultimate baby pool fence to keep all of your loved ones as safe as possible year-round. Built for Safety from the Very Start Most common baby gates used for pools are built of plastic or wood. They’re relatively short, and are easily climbed or knocked down. Babies and children tend to be fast learners and safety barriers of that nature often don’t last long, which is why we have created tall mesh pool fences designed to be easy for parents to use, but difficult for children to climb. Our mesh pool safety fences are tall enough that children cannot climb over or crawl under. The mesh material has maximum durability to withstand weather, time, and curious kids who may try to climb through or over. Every swimming pool fence is installed with aircraft grade aluminum

A Comparison of Pool Fence Metals

Responsible pool ownership means maintaining a pool fence or safety barrier around your pool to prevent children and animals from entering. More than that, it’s the law nearly everywhere in the country. That fence can be made from a lot of different materials. If you’re looking to invest in a metal fence around your pool, you probably have a few questions. How tall should it be? At least four feet. Does it have to go around the whole pool? Absolutely. What kind of metal should I use? Join us as we take an in-depth look at 3 types of metal pool fence. Mesh with Aluminum Frames Mesh fencing is one of the most popular types of pool fencing available today. This fence is made from panels of ultra-strong mesh material suspended between aircraft-grade aluminum poles. These panels attach to one another — complete with a self-closing and lockable gate — to create a barrier around your pool that is sturdy and strong, but also removable if necessary. Many homeowners opt for this style because of its simple, yet innovative design. The mesh panels are completely customizable, which makes designing around irregularly-shaped pools much easier. Also, the wire mesh is specially

black swimming pool fence surrounding an irregular pool

The Ideal Height for a Pool Fence

A tall pool fence deters children and others who are at high risk of injury or drowning from entering your pool area unsupervised. The ideal pool fence height for a tall enclosure is determined by several factors, from state laws that protect millions of people to homeowners association (HOA) bylaws that concern the welfare of just a few. Choosing a height is like answering a multiple choice question in which only one answer may be right for your pool. Permanent Pool Fence vs. Removable Pool Fence Additionally, your pool may have multiple pool fences, such as a permanent fence and a removable pool fence. Because various levels of governance require homeowners to erect permanent pool fences and also because many residents require a removable pool fence to help protect loved ones, let’s examine information that can help suggest the ideal height for both types of fences. The Ideal Height for a Temporary Pool Fence A pool fence height of four or five feet is also a popular choice for a temporary residential pool fence. That height is tall enough to considerably deter small children and pets from entering the pool and hurting themselves. Mesh fencing is the most popular and

Dog with sunglasses sitting on top of a striped beach towel in front of a pool, with a beach bag and sunblock on each side

How to Prepare Your Pool for Summer

If your home has a swimming pool, Spring is the time to start preparing it for summer fun. While you can always have a pool maintenance company do the work, making pool care for summer a DIY project can really cut down on costs. From the cleaning to safety measures like a pool fence, If you have time to prepare your pool for summer, here is a handy guide to help you do the job right. Near the start of last autumn, you may have stretched a leaf pool cover over your pool. If so, there may not be much debris to skim from the water with a pool rake, or suck out with a pool vacuum. If not, set aside time to remove sources of debris that could make the water filtration process inefficient. Then, it’s time to prepare the pool’s water filtration system for reactivation. Even if you fitted your pool with a protective cover all winter and the water isn’t cluttered with leafy debris, it will still probably be a bit cloudy from the accumulation of micro sediments which the pool’s winterized water filtration system would have otherwise removed. So, to prepare a pool for summer, you