Product: Pool Safety Rope and Buoy Set Why you need it Clearly separates shallow and deep ends so swimmers and guardians can instantly see depth changes and avoid accidents. Creates visible swim lanes for training or informal races without altering pool layout. Acts as a surface navigation aid to mark hazards, restricted areas, or safe swim zones. Key benefits Improves safety for families and children by providing a highly visible boundary between pool depths. Versatile use: separates danger zones, defines training lanes, and marks off restricted or shallow areas. Durable, low-maintenance construction designed for long-term outdoor use. What it is and how it works Function: A surface safety line made of rope and a series of floating buoys that separates pool sections and serves as a navigation/marking aid. Visibility: Colorful buoys are easy to spot from poolside or in the water, improving hazard awareness. Performance: Lightweight buoys provide strong buoyancy and stable flotation along the rope. Materials and durability Rope: Heavy-duty nylon for strength and abrasion resistance. Buoys: High-density polyethylene (HDPE) plastic—rigid, light, and buoyant. Weather resistance: Materials resist sun exposure and water; they do not tear easily or fade quickly, ensuring long service life. Compatibility and use Suitable for public pools, private pools, training facilities, beaches, waterways, shallow areas, and other locations needing clear surface marking. Works well in gym pools, large resort or landscape pools, oceanariums, and general aquatic areas. Easy installation Components shipped as individual buoys and rope segments for straightforward assembly. Recommended installation sequence: string buoys onto the rope, position the rope across the pool surface, then secure the rope ends to wall anchors or hooks. Once fastened to anchors, the line remains stable and should not come loose under normal conditions. Typical use scenarios Family pool: Install across a backyard pool to clearly mark the transition from shallow to deep water so parents can better supervise children. Swim training: Set up as lanes for swim practice or small competitions, providing straight, visible guides for swimmers. Beach or public waterway: Mark hazardous areas, navigation limits, or shallow zones to keep swimmers away from danger. What to expect A practical, visible safety barrier that improves pool safety and organization. Low upkeep—materials designed to withstand sun and water exposure. Flexible application across many aquatic environments without specialized tools. Note: The set includes individual buoys and rope; wall anchors/hooks are required for final mounting and should be suited to your pool or site.