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Is there any proof that fences or safety barriers work? Can a child climb over a fence?

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Is there any proof that fences or safety barriers work? Can a child climb over a fence?

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A. In studies conducted in Australia and New Zealand, the findings suggest that adequate, four sided pool fencing (at least 5 feet high) reduced drownings by 80%. Studies in Arizona demonstrated a 50% reduction. 8. Won’t fences detract from the aesthetics of pools? A. There are several kinds of fences to choose from which meet safety requirements and there are also alternatives such as an approved safety cover. Families must always weigh the risk versus benefit of an aesthetic choice prevailing over a safe choice. The answer is obvious to me, and yet countless times I hear of grandparents, in particular, unwilling to give up their beautiful garden view in order to erect a safe pool fence for their grandchildren! 9. Do pool owners without young children need to install protective barriers? A. 35% of residential drownings are not at the home of the victim but rather at the home of a friend or immediate family member. So the answer is, YES! Now that I have dispelled those myths for you, h

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