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GENESIS C201 Concrete Pools Practice Test

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If bottom is not more than 4 inches from a hard surface, what is the minimum barrier height?
Correct Answer:
48 inches
Explanation:
The important idea is that pool barriers must be tall enough to deter a child from climbing over. When the bottom of the barrier is within 4 inches of a hard surface, you still need a barrier that rises to 48 inches to effectively block climbing or crawling over the top. The standard height of 48 inches (4 feet) provides a reliable guard against typical attempts to get over a barrier, even if the base is close to a surface. The other heights are either too short to prevent crossing or exceed what’s typically required for basic safety.

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