VINGLI Pool Fence 4Ft x 60Ft Swimming Pool Fence in Ground Pool Safety Fencing, Black

Item works great. Easy install right into the cool deck. Instructions will say 2/3 bit. Use a 5/8 hammer drill bit for concrete. Lay the fence out so that you kind of get an idea of where poles will land throughout. Then start at one corner. Drill hole. Place hole guide that they send in the package at each pole and use half marker to mark next hole. This way every hole stays tight the whole way. I layed them out so that the two end would come together in the middle of the mesh and then i drilled through the netting and into the pole and hooked the last latch. Picture in the review.

This is a well-designed safety fence and meets building code 48" height. Make sure you have a good heavy-duty concrete hammer drill with long 5/8" bit to drill installation holes. I had over 50 holes to drill so getting correct drill is important.

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The number one irritation was the instructions did not mention the drill bit size at all. Someone answered a question and said use 1/2. No way would it would fit in 1/2 (must have been male reasoning) 5/8 fit perfectly but messed up the first post hole redrilling it. It will work and keep the kids out tho. DO BETTER ON INSTRUCTIONS!!!

Cheap will break after a year of use. The poles snapped and I reached out to customer service. They suggested that I tape it back together.Suggesting that I use tape to fix a damaged metal pool safety fence is both unreasonable and unsafe. This fence is designed to protect children from potentially life-threatening accidents, and a structural failure cannot simply be patched up with tape.Children can easily push through compromised sections, which defeats the entire purpose of having a safety fence. This is not a cosmetic issue—it’s a serious safety concern. I understand the warranty period has passed, but I urge you to reconsider your policy in cases where safety is directly at risk due to a product defect.

I got a few quotes to do my small pool with this type of fence and they were all about $3000. I ended up just DIY'ing with this product and am so happy I did! It was less than half that cost total and went up in less than a day.I installed in the concrete around the pool. I first tried using a cheap Ryobi hammer drill and it didn't work so great so then I went to HD and rented a heavy duty one for 24 hours. I highly recommend doing that as well and then it was a breeze (you have to rent the drill bit too BTW).I echo what others have said that you may want to drill the holes with a slight outward angle because then when you hook them together it sort of creates tension and pulls them upright and tight.Very happy with the final result, it is very durable, strong, tall, and even looks great to boot. It's code where I'm at to have a 5 foot fence but I also am happy with that anyways as it feels very safe for the children.I paired this with a 5 foot mesh gate and if you look up install videos online it goes up quick, good luck!

This is a on going project , doesn't come with instructions so I had to look up youtube videos . Structure looks steady , looks like it will fit well .

Used to enclose play area. Serves purpose. Two hours to install. Used compression drill to make holes in concrete.