A fence made from wood paneling or vinyl can be built around the equipment can be a great choice. A fence can also help keep children and pets away from the equipment for safety purposes. A wall (brick, stone, or concrete wall) can also be a great idea to hide your pool equipment.

Installing a low and tight fence, 2-3 ft high, between the grasses and the filter system, serves to separate the two, and also will reflect pump noise away from the house. Some of the best grasses for screening purposes are: Maiden Grass - Miscanthus gracillimus

Installing a decorative fence or privacy screen around your pool pad area can be an excellent option for concealing it, especially if your equipment is up against the wall of your house. Utilizing wood for this also has an added benefit of dampening sound and being weather-resistant.

Landscaping, enclosures, pool screens, built walls and privacy fences are great options for hiding pool equipment. Not only can a pool fence serve as a privacy barrier… It can also serve as an enclosure for your unattractive pool equipment. The easiest way to hide your pool pump or pool filter…