Installing Pool Fence On Concrete

To fully install this fence around your pool you need to purchase the individual fencing sections and compatible finishing posts to fully secure those sections into the ground.

Installing pool fence on concrete.

Core drill holes through concrete when installing a fence on an existing concrete pad some fence installers prefer to core drill through the concrete and set posts the traditional way embedded in concrete underground. Whether a vinyl pool fence viny. Attach a driver bit to the combination hammer drill and switch the drill to the drill and driver setting position a post bracket over the screw holes. Press the tip of a concrete screw through the bracket and into the screw hole.

The wambam fence works best on a lawn instead of hard concrete. If you are installing a wood fence then you will want to use the wood to steel fence brackets. Fill the trenches to the top of the old aggregate level then use a spirit level to screed the concrete. Drive the screw into the screw hole to secure the bracket to the slab.

In fact it is our preference that you install paving or concrete first especially with pool fencing as the finished floor level is then known and we can ensure the installed fence meets with pool fencing height requirements as per aus nz 1926 1 2012. Also mark the opening for the gate with chalk which usually opens on to the pool stairs. Depending on the strength of your concrete you can either drill all the way through like in solution 2 or set the chain link fence posts with hydraulic cement. Leave to dry then replace all the pavers on a wet mortar mix.

Each fence section comes with one post and one steel anchor. As you can see it is possible to install fencing and gates into brick paving or concrete. They have the expertise and knowledge to install a pool fence on concrete. Professional pool fence installation companies offer pool fences of varying materials such as wood pvc chain link and wrought iron.

Using a rented core drill you can drill a hole through your concrete slab for each fence post. Arrange a garden hose or rope at least 2 to 3 feet from the edge of the pool to determine where you will install the safety fence.