Pool certification panels, made to your spec

It is a folded strip of clear polycarbonate or acrylic fixed along the top or base of a pool fence or nearby structure, shaped so a child can't get a foothold or a handhold. Certifiers often ask for one where a boundary wall, retaining wall or planter sits too close to the barrier.

Only your pool safety certifier can say what your barrier needs. Ask them for the profile and sizes they want, or send us their report, and we'll make the panel to that spec. We don't make a compliance claim for the panel itself.

The VL, U and Z profiles cover the common shapes certifiers ask for. If yours is different, choose Custom shape and enter each flat section and the angle of every bend. The drawing updates as you go, so you can check it against your certifier's sketch.

Measure each flat face on the outside of the bend, from edge to edge or bend to bend. The width is the length of the panel along the fence. The drawing shows the sections in order, so you can match them before you send the request.

Polycarbonate is far tougher and is the usual choice for a panel people may knock or climb on. Acrylic is clearer and more scratch resistant, but it is more brittle under impact.

Pool barriers are safety critical, so we check every panel spec before it's made. You get the price straight away, then send the request and we'll confirm the details with you before we cut and bend anything.

The price is the flat sheet cut to size plus the bending time in our workshop. There is a minimum bending charge on each order, so the first panel carries most of it and extra panels cost less each.