North Carolina Swimming Pool Safety Code

You MUST be in compliance with the LAW


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Residential Swimming Pools


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Public Swimming Pools

Signed by the U.S. President Bush on December 2007, the VGB Pool and Spa Safety Act (P&SSAct) is operating since the December 19, 2008. This rule is designed to foreclose swimming pools hazards. The risks of pools like body entrapments or eviscerations are more often out of sight and deadly.


The Virginia Graeme Baker Act set U.S. CPSC touchstones for pool and spa insurance. Under the regulation, all drain covers must fit ASME/ANSI A112.19.8-2007 in all public swimming pools and Spas. The water facilities which have a single main drain other than an unblockable drain must set up a second device to fight out entrapments.


The industry, the trade or retail of drain covers which are not in compliance with the safety criteria required by the CPSC is prohibited in USA to ensure that all drain covers purchasable in the marketplace are compliant with safety specs.


Each public pools must put in anti-entrapment drain covers and enforce other layers of protection such as SVRS or fences.


A pool contractor should control that the pool and / or spa are compliant with the federal Virginia Graeme Baker Pool & Spa Safety Act.

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