Question 1

Which fence suits a house, and which suits a townhouse?

Accepted Answer

A detached house usually takes glass or aluminium, with the gate where people walk. A townhouse may only need a short run and a privacy screen. A flat is more often a balustrade. We confirm that on site.

Question 2

The pool may face the harbour or sit back from it. Who do I ask about the barrier rules for that street?

Accepted Answer

Northern Beaches Council. Send the street with the enquiry. The NSW rules are in our pool fence requirements guide. We measure the pool on that block. A question about the property goes to the council or a registered certifier.

Question 3

A deck faces the harbour and a house sits back from the water. How do you tell those jobs apart?

Accepted Answer

A deck or pool that faces the water can take frameless glass, so the harbour stays in view. A house set back from the water is more often a yard fence, in glass or aluminium, with the gate on the path you walk. We confirm that on site.

Question 4

The yard faces the harbour. Can the fence keep that water in view?

Accepted Answer

Where the pool or deck faces the water, frameless glass on spigots leaves the outlook open. Slim posts or aluminium suit a run that needs more structure. The fence is measured on your block.

Question 5

A side passage sits beside a townhouse pool. What can close it?

Accepted Answer

A privacy screen in powder-coated aluminium or frosted glass can close the passage and still allow airflow. The pool fence stays around the water, with the gate on the path you walk. We measure that run on site.

Question 6

What changes the quote when houses and flats share the street?

Accepted Answer

Length, glass, hardware, levels and the gate. A flat may be a balustrade only. A house may be a full pool fence. Include the street and the type of home. We measure and prepare the quote.

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