Specifications
Kit A - 8 Sections, Kit B - 3 Sections, Kit C - 2 Sections
# OF FENCE
SECTIONS
BREAKDOWN OF
KITS REQUIRED
8 1A
10 1A, 1C
11 1A, 1B
12 1A, 2C
13 1A, 1B, 1C
14 1A, 2B
15 1A, 1B, 2C
16 1A, 2B, 1C
17 1A, 3B
18 1A, 2B, 2C
19 1A, 3B, 1C
20 1A, 4B
21 1A, 3B, 2C
22 1A, 4B, 1C
23 1A, 5B
24 1A, 4B, 2C
ABOVE GROUND
POOL FENCE
ORDERING CHART
Determine how much of your pool you want to fence. Fence is
calculated by "fence sections" - the amount of fence used to cover
a top rail on your pool, from pool support post to pool support post.
Count the pool top rails you want to cover with fence - use this
number when ordering fence kits. The chart below helps you
determine the fence kits you will want to order.
In the example illustration below, the round pool has 16 top rails. It
has a deck taking up two top rails. Thererfore, 14 sections of fence
are required to completely enclose the remainder of the pool. Using
the chart, 14 sections = 1 A and 2 B fence kits to order.