Pool equipment pad panel / paneling

[Hoster]

Need to replace the panels - see pic. The old one (previous homeowner) is rather heavy and may also absorb sound / pump noise. Not sure where I can get these or just install plywood panels from Home Depot or something? Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

 

[sacredcow]

Need to replace the panels - see pic. The old one (previous homeowner) is rather heavy and may also absorb sound / pump noise. Not sure where I can get these or just install plywood panels from Home Depot or something? Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

The way that's torn, it almost looks like it was some kind of masonry product (like hardy plank or something similar to that), which would probably muffle pump noise better than just wood.

Some composite or vinyl fence panels might serve the same purpose, and would be lighter. Might also absorb sound a little better than wood, too?

Interesting topic to me- I ripped out a bunch of shrubs around my equipment and AC units and am pondering how to block the view with something architectural, too.

 

[Newdude]

The old one (previous homeowner) is rather heavy and may also absorb sound / pump noise

No doubt nice and waterlogged.

Not sure where I can get these or just install plywood panels from Home Depot or something?

HD/Lowes/etc had the exact same lattice panels for $30 each.

4 ft. x 8 ft. Pressure Treated Garden Wood Lattice 127738 - The Home Depot

For decades, pressure-treated wood lattice panels have been primarily used as a low-maintenance skirt around porches and decks. But over the past several years, builders, architects and homeowners have

www.homedepot.com

It's probably a good idea to start with new 4x4s and top rails too.

Keep us posted.

*edit. I now see the busted panels, I thought it was just the busted lattice because the front panel has seen better days. No idea what they are. Hang tight for thoughts.

 

[Hoster]

No doubt nice and waterlogged.

HD/Lowes/etc had the exact same lattice panels for $30 each.

4 ft. x 8 ft. Pressure Treated Garden Wood Lattice 127738 - The Home Depot

For decades, pressure-treated wood lattice panels have been primarily used as a low-maintenance skirt around porches and decks. But over the past several years, builders, architects and homeowners have

www.homedepot.com

It's probably a good idea to start with new 4x4s and top rails too.

Keep us posted.

*edit. I now see the busted panels, I thought it was just lattice. No idea what they are. Hang tight for thoughts.

Thanks and a great advice. I was hoping to keep the lattice panels and place some kind of "panel" over the lattice panel. The current set up is "ok" just the pump noise is louder (for the neighbor ) Will inspect when the weather gets warmer here in NJ.

 

[Hoster]

The way that's torn, it almost looks like it was some kind of masonry product (like hardy plank or something similar to that), which would probably muffle pump noise better than just wood.

Some composite or vinyl fence panels might serve the same purpose, and would be lighter. Might also absorb sound a little better than wood, too?

Interesting topic to me- I ripped out a bunch of shrubs around my equipment and AC units and am pondering how to block the view with something architectural, too.

Make it pretty

 

[sacredcow]

Make it pretty

Something better than a blue tarp, for sure! LOL