Glass pool fencing in Bella Vista, The Hills.
Bella Vista is mostly detached houses, and frameless glass suits a pool where you want a clear view across the water. Housing here grew as the old farm was reduced, and the homestead and outbuildings remain with The Hills Shire Council.
Bella Vista Farm Park is on Elizabeth Macarthur Drive. The homestead sits on the hilltop, in a rural landscape, with the farm buildings beside it. A metro station serves the suburb. Norwest is its own suburb.
Toughened glass panels on stainless steel spigots, for a clear view around the pool.
Frameless and semi-frameless glass for pools, patios and outdoor living areas, chosen for safety, clarity and a clean finish.
Glass balustrades for balconies, staircases and decks, designed and installed to meet Australian Standards.
Custom aluminium privacy screens for shade, seclusion and a clean architectural finish.
Frameless panels have no frame around the glass and sit on stainless steel spigots. The other system uses slim vertical posts. The measure picks the one that suits your pool edge and your gate.
At the water, the paving and the gate path. Frameless glass leaves the view open.
Bella Vista Farm is the heritage landscape on the hilltop, set in a rural landscape and held by The Hills Shire Council. A neighbouring pool is measured as that house. Ask the council if a heritage control reaches your lot.
Often. The controls allow apartment buildings, with lower scale apartments further north. A stair or a balcony there is balustrade glass. A house pool nearby is still a pool fence.
No. A stair or a balcony takes a glass balustrade. The pool fence is the barrier around the water. We can look at both on one visit and quote them separately.
A privacy screen on that boundary. Pool fencing glass stays where you want to see the water.
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We use frameless glass where you want the view left open, and semi-frameless panels where slim posts suit the edge. The visit looks at the paving, the gate and the shape of the pool. The gate goes where people walk, and it has to close and latch.
A house pool away from the station is the usual brief. We draw that fence from the water on the lot, not from the farm on Elizabeth Macarthur Drive.
The Bella Vista station precinct is bounded by Celebration Drive to the south, Elizabeth Macarthur Creek to the east, Memorial Avenue to the north and Old Windsor Road to the west. Balmoral Road and Mawson Avenue cut through it. The precinct controls allow apartment buildings, including lower buildings toward Memorial Avenue.
On those streets a stair or a balcony is often a glass balustrade, and a side boundary may need a privacy screen. A pool still has its own barrier. The farm on Elizabeth Macarthur Drive is a separate heritage landscape. A pool on a neighbouring house is measured as that house. Ask the council if a heritage control reaches your lot.
Licensed installers fit glass balustrade panels on stairs and balconies. Privacy screens limit overlooking from next door, or finish a side fence. The NSW barrier rules are covered in our requirements guide.
Say whether the job is the pool, the stair, or both. We can look at them on one visit and quote them separately. Name Norwest if that is the suburb.
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Call us on (02) 9073 7918, or complete the form to request a free quote and site measure.
