OCBA - Skimmer boxes

Fiberglass swimming pools which have skimmer boxes, covered or uncovered, integrally moulded into the structure of the pool have also been banned. Children have been known to sit on the skimmer box mistaking it for a potty seat. This course of action can result in severe internal injuries or even death.

The Office of Consumer and Business Affairs regularly monitors products that are available for sale in South Australia. If you are concerned about the quality of a product please contact us.

Banned on 13 September 1990

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