I should already be up to code because of the fence that is around my entire yard but I want to accomplish two things:

1. increase safety by isolating the pool from the house (back door currently opens up to the pool yard)
2. open up the yard a bit

Anyone have any experience with vinyl fences? Are they strong? Can I kid knock them down by crashing into it with his bike or power wheels? How long do they take to tear down and to put back up?

Anyone know if these fences are up to code in EBR/Central if they're 5' tall? (hypothetical in case a section of my wooden fence got knocked down in a storm)

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Posted by cave canem

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Posted on 3/30/19 at 12:32 am to BeepNode

Really not clear here on how adding a fence opens up a yard

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Posted by BeepNode

Lafayette

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Posted on 3/30/19 at 1:04 am to cave canem

The removable fence would just be around the pool, transparent, and of course removable.

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Posted by MBclass83

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Posted on 3/30/19 at 5:31 am to BeepNode

My yard is fenced in and I have a pool. We didn't put in a pool until all our kids could swim. Me personally, I do not like the look of fence around pool.

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Posted by APT

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Posted on 3/30/19 at 8:11 am to BeepNode

We did a removable fence around a pool. Probably 25’ on a curve. A kid on a bike or power wheel will not knock it over. Pretty easy to take out and put back. I would recommend.

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Posted by BeepNode

Lafayette

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Posted on 3/30/19 at 3:29 pm to APT

quote:
Pretty easy to take out and put back. I would recommend.

This is what intrigues me. I kinda hate that they're not solid metal or wood, but how long does it take you to break down, and set up? Is it sturdy? Do pool maintenance folks have a hard time working around it?

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