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SF133 flexible safety barrier for pools. 3 m x 1.33 m module.
SKU:SF133
Delivery: 3 to 7 business days
156,70 €Unit price /Sold out
Preguntas frecuentes sobre Pool fences
What are pool barriers used for?
Pool barriers are used to enclose the perimeter of the pool and control access to the swimming area.
They can form part of a safety strategy alongside other measures such as alarms, supervision, and access control.
How do I choose a pool barrier?
It is advisable to consider the total perimeter length, height, material, fastening system, and type of access.
The surface where it will be installed and the configuration of the area around the pool should also be reviewed.
What types of pool barriers are available?
There are different designs based on the material, structure, height, and installation system.
Some models are modular and allow the enclosure to be adapted to the available perimeter.
The specific features depend on the manufacturer and the system chosen.
How do I calculate how much barrier I need?
You must measure the complete perimeter of the area you want to enclose.
It is also advisable to take access points, gates, and changes of direction into account.
Then compare those measurements with the length of the modules or sections of the chosen system.
Can a barrier be adapted to pools of different shapes?
It depends on the system.
Modular solutions may allow adaptation to straight perimeters, changes of direction, or irregular configurations.
The manufacturer's stated adaptability must be checked.
Can a barrier be installed around an existing pool?
It may be possible if there is enough space around the pool and a suitable surface for the fastening system.
Installation will depend on the paving, anchors, and characteristics of the model.
What type of ground does a pool barrier require?
It depends on the installation system.
Some models require anchors on pavement or a firm surface, while others can use different configurations.
It is advisable to check the manufacturer's instructions before drilling or installing fixings.
Do the barriers include an access gate?
It depends on the model or configuration purchased.
In some systems, the gate or access point may be part of the set, while in others it may be sold as a separate item.
It is advisable to review the exact contents before placing the order.
What should I check on a pool fence gate?
It is advisable to check the opening and closing system, fittings, and compatibility with the rest of the fence.
The system must continue to function correctly, without obstacles that hinder the intended closure.
Are pool fences removable?
Some systems are designed to be removed or dismantled, while others have a more permanent installation.
The ease of dismantling depends on the type of anchoring and module design.
Does a pool fence replace supervision?
No.
The fence is a complementary safety measure and does not replace responsible supervision of the pool.
Supervision remains necessary, especially when there are children or people who cannot swim.
Can a pool fence be combined with an alarm?
Yes. Fences and alarms serve different functions and can be used together.
The fence helps control physical access, while an alarm can warn of certain situations depending on its technology.
What maintenance does a pool fence require?
It is advisable to periodically inspect anchors, modules, posts, closures, and gates.
You should also check that there are no breaks, looseness, or damaged parts affecting the enclosure's operation.
What should I do if part of the fence is damaged?
It is advisable to identify the affected part and check whether a compatible replacement is available.
If the damage affects the system's closure, attachment, or stability, the protection should not be considered adequate until it has been repaired.
Where can I find other pool safety equipment?
You can browse our collection of pool safety and rescue equipment, where you'll find alarms, lifebuoys, and other products related to protecting the pool area.
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