Leisure Living Above Ground Pool Fence Instruction Manual

June 12, 2024
Leisure Living

Leisure Living Above Ground Pool Fence

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WARNING
THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR COMPETENT ADULT SUPERVISION IN THE SWIMMING POOL ENVIRONMENT! LIVES DEPEND ON YOU!

  • Layers of protection such as a fence, wall or natural barrier around your pool can help reduce unauthorized use.
  • Make sure pool entrance has a self-closing and self-latching gate and is properly maintained.
  • Check with local building codes to be sure you are in compliance with fencing laws.
  • The Doheny’s Water Warehouse Above Ground Pool Fence is not designed as a handrail for decking and does not meet handrail codes.

PREPARATION OF POOL

  1. Inspect pool for irregularities that may interfere with the location of fence mounting brackets and posts. Locate skimmer to be sure it will not interfere with fence.
  2. Recommended items needed for installation: cordless or power drill with Phillips head screwdriver, saw, pencil and measuring tape.

FENCE INSTALLATION

  • STEP 1
    Construct mounting brackets. Slide support into mounting base (DIAGRAM 1-A). Screw (2) #8 × 3/4″ screws into each side of support attaching it to the mounting base (DIAGRAM 1-B). Support should be inserted flush to the backside of mounting base.Leisure-Living-Above-Ground-Pool-Fence-FIG-1
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  • STEP 2-A
    Install mounting bracket to each upright (DIAGRAM 2-A). When installing your fence, it is important that there is no more than a 4″ gap between the pool’s top rail and the bottom rail of fence. To determine location of mounting bracket, simply line up bracket with a fence post attached (slide fence post onto mounting bracket, but do not permanently attach fence post to mounting bracket as it will need to be removed), and measure gap between top rail of pool and bottom rail hole in the post. Anywhere between 0 and 4″ gap is acceptable. Once location is determined, remove post and attach mounting bracket to upright using (2) #12 x 1″ self- tapping screws. Use screw caps to cover screws. Once installed, measure exact distance from the bottom of the top rail to the mounting bracket. Use that same measurement to determine location of remaining mounting brackets. It is important to take an accurate measurement as the levelness of the fence is determined by the location of the mounting bracket.Leisure-Living-Above-Ground-Pool-Fence-FIG-1
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  • STEP 2-B
    INSTALLATION OF “ARTIFICIAL UPRIGHT” TO IN- STALL FENCE UP TO A-FRAME LADDER OR DECK: Requires (1) 4 x 4 wooden post and (1) 2″ sheet-metal screw. Position ladder next to a pool upright so it can hold the fence on one side. Determine location for the “Artificial Upright” and dig a hole approximately 6″ into the ground. Measure from the bottom of hole to top of pool and cut the 4 x 4 post to fit the span. Place the 4 x 4 post into the ground so it fits snug to the pool wall. Attach the 4 x 4 to the pool structure by using (1) 2″ sheet metal screw. Screw down through the top rail into the 4 x 4 wooden post. Fill in around the hole with remaining dirt. Continue by mounting support brackets to wooden post using instructions (2-A).

  • NOTE
    Be sure the pool entrance has a self-closing and self-latching gate or ladder. See “Above Ground Pool Fence Gate Installation Instructions” (page 8).

  • STEP 3
    Install fence posts (DIAGRAM 3). Start by installing the two fence end-posts first. The end-posts are identifiable by having rail holes only on one side. Fence end-posts must be installed where fence will start and stop. Slide fence end-post onto the mounting bracket. Allow at least 1/2″ between the post and the pool’s top cap. This will allow for easy installation of winter cover. Attach fence post to mounting bracket using (4) #8 × 3/4″ screws. Continue by mounting remaining fence posts to mounting bracket.Leisure-Living-Above-
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  • STEP 4
    Installation of bottom horizontal rail. Measure distance between two fence posts and add 1″ (DIAGRAM 4-A). Each side of bottom rail should extend 1/2″ into each fence post. Cut bottom rail to this measurement.

    • Note: cut equal amounts off each end of rail to ensure balanced spacing of spindles. Do not install top rail yet! Attach bottom rail to post using (2) #8 × 3/4″ screws (DIAGRAM 4-B). Do not cut more than one rail at a time. Distance between pool uprights may vary. Continue by cutting and installing remaining bottom rails.Leisure-Living-Above-Ground-Pool-Fence-FIG-1 \(5\)Leisure-Living-Above-Ground-Pool-Fence-FIG-1 \(6\)
  • STEP 6
    Insert all caps. If necessary, use adhesive such as Liquid Nails to hold caps in place.

  • STEP 7
    Check to be sure installation is secure by lightly shaking each section to be sure screws were properly installed.

Fence Parts List

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TRIM KIT:

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Above Ground Pool Fence Gate Installation Instructions

  • STEP 1
    Construct gate mounting bracket. Slide supports into mounting base (DIAGRAM 1). Screw (2) #8 × 3/4″ screws into both sides of each support attaching it to the mounting base. Support should be inserted flush to the backside of the mounting base.

  • STEP 2
    Determine location of gate. Maximum width is 38″. Installation of “Artificial Upright” may be required. Refer to step 2-B of “Above Ground Pool Fence Installation Instructions” (page 3).

  • STEP 3
    Install gate mounting brackets to each designated upright. If Doheny’s Water Warehouse fence has already been installed, remove one end post and support, replace with gate mounting bracket and gatepost. If fence has not been installed, follow step 2-A of “Above Ground Pool Fence Installation Instructions” (page 3) for installing. mounting brackets using (4) #12 × 1″ self-trapping screws.

  • STEP 4
    Install gate posts (DIAGRAM 2). Slide gateposts onto gate mounting brackets. Allow at least 1/2″ between the post and the pool’s top cap. These will allow for easy installation of winter cover. Attach gatepost to gate mounting bracket using (8) #8 × 3/4″ screws.Leisure-Living-Above-Ground-Pool-Fence-
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  • STEP 5
    Construction of the gate (DIAGRAM 3): Measure distance between gate support post and subtract 1/2″. Cut gate rails to this measurement. Note: Cut equal amounts off each end of rail to ensure balanced spacing of spindles. Install gate rails and spindles (DIAGRAM 3), but do not attach with screws yet. Measure width of gate to be sure gate will fit between gate support posts (DIAGRAM 4), and that gate is perfectly square. Attach gate rails to gate end- posts using (2) #8 x 3/4″ screws per attachment point.Leisure-Living-Above-
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  • STEP 6
    Install gates hinges and latch (DIAGRAM 5). Gate should always open away from pool. Gate swing can be determined by location of hinges. First, attach hinges to gate end-post (left hand/right hand swing). Then attach gate assembly to gate post. Check to make sure it is flush on top and swings freely. Finally, install latch assembly.Leisure-Living-Above-Ground-Pool-Fence-FIG-1
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  • STEP 7
    Install all caps. If necessary, use adhesive such as Liquid Nails to hold caps in place.

Gate Parts List

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Gate Parts List

PART DESCRIPTION QUANTITY
Gate End-Post 1-1/2″ x 1-1/2″ x 32-3/8″ Ion 2
Gate Rail (drilled 7/8″ x 3-1/8″ x 37-3/4″ long 2
Gate Rail (])_lain 7/8″ x 3-1/8″ x 37-3/4″ long
Spindles 5/8″ O.D. x 22-3/8″ Ion 8

Gate

Gate Support Base Su

Hardware Kit

| 1-1/2″ x 1-1/2″ x 55″ long Support Base Mold x 20″ long 7/8″ x 3-1/8″ x 7-1/2″ long Base Kit Hardware Pack| 2

2

4

Trim Kit| Add-on Trim Kit|
Hin_g_e| Stanley Hinge Kit| 2
Latch Mechanism|  |

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