Pool Safety - About Pool Nets - Everything You Need to Know

This video provides information on pool nets for kids and animal safety. This is a simple consumer review. I don't work for the company. I just have one and passing the word for safe fun pools.
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[@alykat_23]

I’ve seen pool covers that slide on and off with the push of a button. I would invest in one of those to save you some time and headache

[@qbanz00]

It’s called an auto cover , they’re VERY expensive and if someone walks on it they can still fall through and rip the material

[@tadiwabryanmusere2602]

Super dad!!!!

[@javiserra6627]

Hello sorry, where can I find this product?

[@deusenossaforca925]

I was wondering how you guys make this center on the net !?

[@moshedovberedelsohn406]

Looks scary to me... if one of the attachments get loose and there’s a kid on it, could get G-d forbid tangled in and make it even worse than without the net.

[@how2togo]

I've had the net for a couple years now and it's very safe. If a hook is undone or even a few hooks (but not recommended) the net will still stay secure with everything tightened up. I highly recommend and I believe it's the safest things to do when having a pool.

[@MonicaHolly143]

Its ur fault if ur kid gets drowned, kids shoild always have supervision when they are playing near the pool dont trust a net or a fence if they get killed then its ur own stupidity that killed them not the net ir fence

[@jessicaarmstrong3595]

thanks this was very helpful

[@lionchall]

I live in California as well..What company makes these? Our pool will be ready in August & I want to see if my PB is able to install it!

[@how2togo]

I don't remember the company I used. I got two quotes. They have to install it. Try these guys. allsafepool.com/. It's so secure and much safer than a gate. I think looks better also.

[@nooksy1114]

Do we still need safet fence if we are using this net

[@how2togo]

No

[@brianhorton6658]

Hi, Which company did you use? My wife is freaked out about moving into our new home with a pool now ans wants to bail. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

[@mchorp]

I live in California. I had two companies provide quotes. The price was about the same $1800 installed. What I liked about the company I chose was the mechanism to tighten the net. It's 3 years now and this has been full proof for pool safety. When the nets on, I have no worries when kids are playing in the yard. If I don't want the net off, you can hide the pool crank mechanism and then it won't come off.

[@KB-ey1iu]

@@mchorp what company made this?

[@reneedavis5780]

Would you recommend this over a mesh pool fence?

[@how2togo]

No, I would not. This is custom to fit a pool on top. Its tight on the pool so a child couldn't remove it.

[@danielkohler3458]

@@how2togo I think he meant in lieu of a mesh pool fence. Not over the fence

[@how2togo]

@@danielkohler3458 LOL, personally I think this is much safer than a fence. Kids climb fences and can open the gate. The net is very tight and you need strength and a crank to break it lose. Thanks for the clarification.

[@tikito77]

What’s the price?

[@mchorp]

I paid $1800

[@ianb282]

Hmm accidentally trip or get tangled with the net in the pool...no thanks...Better use a spotter

[@how2togo]

They don't work that way. These nets are anchored tight around all edges. It's the safest pool solution out there.