There is nothing better to have in your backyard than a glittering, soothing pool that you can step into after a long day at work. However, when building pools on a property, regardless of whether commercial or residential, you have to be mindful of a few rules and regulations surrounding pools. Arizona laws require pools to have some sort of barrier or fencing around it for the safety and security of all those in the vicinity.
Many might think that an ugly old barrier may hinder the view of and from the pool, as well as clutter up the space around it, but that doesn’t necessarily have to be the case. There are various types of pool fencing options available today, and you can pick out something easily that does not compromise on the beauty of the pool for you.
Perimeter fence
If you have a large enough yard and your pool is in a separate section, you can install a perimeter fence around it to keep children, pets, and unnecessary people out. The perimeter fence is not placed immediately around the pool but rather creates an enclosed space for your pool.
A-to-B fence
A-TO-B fences are those that utilize part of the building’s structure as barriers to the pool on some sides, and the exposed area is then covered through another barrier. A-to-B barriers don’t run all along the pool side, but rather on some sides of the pool, using your backyard walls as a natural barrier through some sides.
Removable pool fence
If you truly do not want a permanent barrier around your pool, you can always opt for a removable pool fence. Such a fence is also a very convenient option for those who do not have a lot of space in their backyard, and a fence clutters up the space more. You can put up the fence and take it down whenever you please.
Glass panel pool fencing
Though glass panel barriers lie on the higher end of the price scale, they look very chic and modern. More importantly, they do not hinder or compromise the view of the place. The tempered glass fence allows you a clear view of the sparkling water in your background and also allows you to gaze out while floating in the pool. Glass panel fencing is quickly gaining popularity for those who have the budget for it.
Wood pool fences
The most common pool barrier is the traditional wooden fencing, found in many residential homes across Arizona. The white picket fence around the pool gives a very traditional, vintage look to your place and is a functionally sound barrier
Something from the above options might have piqued your fancy, no? the right pool barrier will save you from many potential accidents, as well as trouble from the authorities. Pool Barriers of Arizona have a variety of pool barriers for you to choose from, so you can continue to enjoy the comforts of your pool without any hassle and anxiety.
