Monday, January 2, 2012

Alternative Uses for Swimming Pool Fencing Systems

Baby Guard's Pool Fencing system can be used for much more than just protecting your children from the pool. They can also be installed on sea walls, around gardens or vineyards, in the garage to protect vehicles or even to keep pets contained in a certain area.


Protecting Vehicles

Do you park your Car/Truck/SUV/RV/Camper in the driveway? Do you have children? Accidents happen involving parked vehicles. Whether it's from an out of control basketball, swing of a baseball bat or a misguided bicycle and before you know it, there goes the window. Most car repairs for dings, dents, window replacements, etc will end up costing you more than putting up a fence to protect your vehicle from these hazards.

Baby Guard Fencing has the answer by installing one of our safety fences. Extremely easy to set up and even easier to take down, plus they give your car protection from many of our children's little mishaps.



Pet Detainment

Family dogs are quite common. They live with us, eat with us, and sleep with us. For most people they are part of the family. But even with this special bond, we need boundaries and special zones for our dogs. Areas where they are free to run, play, dig, and take care of their needs away from valuables and expensive landscaping.

Baby Guard Fences have the strength and durability to keep your pet detained. Our high quality mesh can withstand most dog bites and pulls. Our fencing is also available in many different colors and styles which will look 100% better than most dog pens or crates. Click here to view available colors/styles.



Docks & Sea Walls

Sea walls can be extremely dangerous. The drop off is very far and in most cases there is no way back up. You can solve this problem by installing a Baby Guard Safety fence on your sea wall.

Baby Guard Fencing proposes setting up a child safety fence along your sea wall. This added protection will give you the peace of mind and allow your children to play in your backyard worry free.

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