Glass Pool Fencing Cremorne

Streets in that conservation area follow the fall toward the harbour, with rock faces, wide streets and gardens to the front and rear. We run the glass with the ground and put the gate where people walk through. A house pool can take frameless panels so the harbour stays in view.

The area runs across the slope above Shell Cove and out to Spofforth Street, at the edge of the North Sydney council area. Lots are irregular. Houses sit toward the middle of the lot, with gardens in front and behind.

For a balcony or a side passage, a privacy screen can be powder-coated aluminium or frosted glass.

The council plan lists lookouts at Bertha Road and Guthrie Avenue, and views from Lower Murdoch Street, Glade Avenue, Reed Street and Burroway Street. Frameless glass keeps that outlook past a house pool. North of Harriette Street, Wycombe Road and Shell Cove Road hold 1890s houses from the Neutral Bay Land Company, designed by Walter Liberty Vernon and William Wardell.

The conservation area streetscape includes split roads, double rail timber fences and planting in the street reserve. Front fences are low, in sandstone, metal palisade or timber pickets. The pool barrier goes in the yard, clear of that street fence, with the gate on the walk through the garden.

Interwar flats of two and three storeys sit among the houses. A glass balustrade is the open rail on a balcony. A privacy screen is the option where you want seclusion and still want airflow.