Customer Reviews for VEVOR Pool Fence for Inground Pools, 4' x 12' - Pool Fence, Black Mesh Barrier - Removable DIY Pool Fencing, with Section Kit (4' x 12')

Needed this for foster care and wanted something that was not permanent and cost thousands of dollars, this was the fastest and best purchase for what we needed, it also protects the dog from falling in the pool. Would recommend this product to anyone who has little ones.

Easy installation if you have a hammer drill and masonry bit. Just make sure to drill the holes straight so the poles will be plumb. If your fence is curved and not in a straight line, you may want to angle the posts outward at the top on the outside of curve. If the fence is tight the curves will tend to lean the fence inward, therefore this would be the only time to have a hole not drilled straight.

This was easy to install. It was the best priced gate I could find that rival competitors but at a fraction of the price. I've only had the gate up for a month but so far so good!

Ease of following instructions

Read the directions and lay the fence out first so you know you have enough.Make sure your drilling the holes completely vertical.

Living in AZ, the fencing was not easy to install in the hard ground without digging a hole and filling it with cement. The fence was a good price for the quality. Only wished I could have used it. The company was friendly and refunded my entire purchase.

Worked Wonderfully!

We set this up during a family vacation to keep the toddlers away from the pool when needed. This fence was so hard to set up! It’s supposed to be able to come down very easily but we had to take a crowbar and a hammer to get it up and out of the brackets that hold it in the concrete. We even had to put Vaseline on each pole to get it into the brackets in the concrete. The advertisement stating that it takes one or two people a couple of minutes to take it up and put it down just is not true. We are thankful that we had it but it was not easy. For the price it was absolutely wonderful! We needed the fence and it didn’t break the budget.

Easy installation if you have a hammer drill and masonry bit. Just make sure to drill the holes straight so the poles will be plumb. If your fence is curved and not in a straight line, you may want to angle the posts outward at the top on the outside of curve. If the fence is tight the curves will tend to lean the fence inward, therefore this would be the only time to have a hole not drilled straight.

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