Customer Reviews for VEVOR Pool Fence, 4 x 108 FT Pool Fences for Inground Pools, Removable Child Safety Pool Fencing, Easy DIY Installation Swimming Pool Fence, 340gms Teslin PVC Pool Fence Mesh Protects Kids and Pets

Got to put around pool, material seems of quality but it does not stay up. I’d prob have to spend quite a bit more to try and anchor it into the ground, as the cheap short plastic anchors they provide are not long enough to provide stability in a soft ground. The slightest bump into it sends it down. It’s Now snowing in PA where simply snowing made walls fall in toward pool. It’s the Worst couple hundred bucks spent.

Used this for around our new pool to keep my blind dog from falling in. Went up very easy and is perfect for our needs.

Delivered as expected, quality was decent and price was great. Will deff order again from vevor. Has been a good experience.

I was able to setup the fence in a few hours. Homeowners insurance required me to put a fence up around the pool. This was a quick and affordable way to get the fence up.

I do not understand about all the complaints about the drill hole size/drill bit size....I don't know who or how a 33mm size drill is needed..that is over 1 inch...but if those who sent the product back are not very smart...all you need is a 5/8 inch masonry drill bit...just open the box and look at the parts....again a very nice fence well made and very easy to install..especially using the provided spacing tool...Thank You for a great product.

We just finished installing 3 sections of this DIY fence across the top end of our pool which was not fenced off originally from the house ( the rest of the pool was already securely fenced). It took 4 of us less than 2 hours. I read the instructions beforehand and assembled all the necessary tools. I also “rented “ the drill guide through Amazon. I highly recommend getting this tool. It made the actual drilling a breeze. We also rented from our local hardware store the electric hammer drill and bit for $40. Again, worth it! The fence looks great. Seems quite sturdy. And you can see through the mesh very easily so the view of the pool is not obscured. The piece of mind I feel now for our grandchildren when they visit is immeasurable. A couple small suggestions: 1) include a few extra sleeves and caps. These were very tight to pound in and we destroyed several in the attempt. 2) regarding pounding in the sleeves-including a separate steel spike to insert to pound on when trying to get the sleeves in might make this part of the installation go easier. Overall, very pleased with the look and quality of this product. And the video was hilarious! It actually helped inspire us to choose this particular fence product over the others.

Thought I would write a quick review as I just put our fence up. Quality seems high, just put it up, plan to keep it up for the next few summers and take it down in the winter. It seems like it will last. The netting seems like it can take some stress, pointy objects would be a problem. Was already trying to figure out how to patch if need be. I did the install myself (sort of handy) with my wife (a little handy) and we got it done in about 5hrs but this was just one side of the pool (50ft or so) that I attached to the real (metal) pool fence on each side. Everyone's tips on here were quite helpful. I rented a rotary hammer drill and got the extra long drill bit (ended up renting the bit for a lot cheaper than buying). I ended up buying the drill guide which I think I needed. I didn't do too many angles but unless your used to drilling through concrete its probably worth it. The instructions were generally pretty good. The written instructions were a bit different than the website instructions. The website is more updated. The one tip I would have: Make sure you really get the concrete dust out of the holes. We thought we had but then couldn't get inserts in, then couldn't get the poles in the inserts. I would recommend using a can of air to really blow out the dust. Bought the gate which is overpriced but nice. Just opening a part of the fence would be fine also.

This pool fence is truly DIY and installs rather quickly. We installed two gates and about 300 feet of fencing in about 5 hours total work time.  Buy, borrow, rent, or steal a large hammer drill like a Bostitch Bulldog with a high-quality bit $35-$40, that made all the difference.  I followed the instructions related to using the prescribed drill template tool especially with angled the corners and man it is tight and looks great.  This product comes ready to install and has all the parts and instructions. High-quality materials used and it all appears to be durable for long life.  One rule I saw on a video that is a good rule of thumb; don't drill all your holes first, just do two to three at a time and check your tightness. I fudged the cardboard hole guide template about an 1/8 in. to the tight side. It makes it a little harder to push in but I liked the fence really tight looking. That was my method.  The most important thing is my 1 and a half-year-old is safe and it makes my pool area look clean and a lot bigger!

Pretty good fence. We have a lot of kids in the neighborhood that like to just jump in our pool when we're away, which we wouldn't care about if they couldn't sue us if something went wrong. So we bought this.  Pros: -Easyish set up. IT didn't take us too long to understand the instructions and put it in ourselves. We do a lot of our own homework though so if you're not used to installing your own items and using a bit of hardware it might be harder for you. -Good way to keep kids out oif you don't know them. -Easy to remove and reinstall if you want to open up the pool for a party or gathering. We also bought the gate that goes with this fence and also works beautifully and love the way it locks. Very simple and effective.

The instructions are clear and concise with diagrams and figures to ensure a proper installation. Each fence segment is sturdy and works well with multiple sections. The instructions show examples of shortening segments that are too long. RECOMMENDATIONS: I highly encourage (as many others have) to purchase or rent a high powered HAMMER DRILL, purchase multiple drill bits and possibly a mason nail. My project needed 5 drill bits and as the drill bit got stuck, I needed the mason nail to hammer through some tough spots in my concrete. Overall I had to drill 50 holes, took three trips to the hardware store, and two days of work. All well worth it for a great sturdy fence and for the safety of my kids!!