Pool Fence - Double Pole Hanger
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Pool Fence Hook - Double Pole Hanger
I designed this Pool Fence Hook - Double Pole Holder because I needed a simple, reliable way to store my pool brush and net right on the fence without them sliding around or getting in the way. The hooks are thoughtfully offset to easily clear the 4x4 fence posts, and it fits snugly, with side clearance, between the vertical picket slats while snapping securely over the horizontal 2x4s. This design almost completely fills the gap to allow for minimal movement, taking the natural swelling and contraction of the wood into consideration—even in windy conditions it'll hold up. Best of all, no hardware or tools are required for installation; it just snaps right into place, with an L-Hook below the 2x4s. Built for the harsh pool environment, I printed it in white ASA filament for excellent heat and UV resistance, though PETG or other tough, weatherproof/weather-resistant filaments work great too. This heavy-duty holder comfortably supports both my full-size telescoping pole pool brush and pool net at the same time with zero sagging or worry. Sturdy, maybe overbuilt, practical, and made to last season after season!
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