Glass pool fencing in Drummoyne, Inner West.
Flats and apartments make up a large share of homes in Drummoyne. For those buildings we install glass balustrades on stairs and balconies. For a house with a pool, we install frameless glass around the water.
The suburb sits between Iron Cove and Five Dock Bay. Drummoyne Swimming Centre is on Henley Marine Drive beside the Iron Cove Bridge, on the western foreshore. That centre is a public pool. A house pool on the same foreshore is a separate fence, and frameless glass is how we keep the water in view.
Toughened glass panels on stainless steel spigots, for a clear view around the pool.
Glass balustrades for balconies, staircases and decks, designed and installed to meet Australian Standards.
Frameless and semi-frameless glass for pools, patios and outdoor living areas, chosen for safety, clarity and a clean finish.
Steel handrails for steps, ramps and walkways, fabricated to meet safety standards and suit the property.
Custom aluminium privacy screens for shade, seclusion and a clean architectural finish.
No. The balcony rail and the pool fence are separate. The rail is for the stair or the balcony. The pool fence goes around the water. We can measure both on one visit.
Yes. On Drummoyne Avenue East, frameless panels keep the river in view. We check the fixings and the levels first.
The bay runs from flat ground to a slope, often with a seawall and houses behind it. The pool fence stays around the water. Drummoyne Oval is on this foreshore, and it is not a private pool.
In most cases a swimming pool cannot be installed without consent. Drummoyne is in the City of Canada Bay, and the council publishes a fencing checklist.
No. For a flat we install glass balustrades on stairs and balconies. For a house with a pool we install frameless glass around the water. Tell us which one is on the block.
No. Buildings already line Drummoyne Bay, and the remaining natural edge should stay. The glass stays with the pool, not as a new wall on the water.
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Drummoyne Avenue East is waterfront land in a conservation area, with views to the Parramatta River. Frameless panels keep that outlook. We check the fixing points and the levels on that site before we quote, because a waterfront block is not a level backyard.
The dense bays here, including Drummoyne Bay, already have buildings along the foreshore, and the remaining natural edge should stay. The glass stays with the pool. It is not a new wall on the water.
Drummoyne Oval sits on the foreshore of Five Dock Bay. The bay runs from flat ground to a slope. The shoreline is often a seawall, with houses behind it, and pockets of natural shore remain.
Where the yard meets a seawall, the pool fence is still the barrier around the water, not a new edge on the public foreshore. A steel handrail is what we use where a ramp or walkway needs a rail.
In a flat building the balcony balustrade and the pool fence are separate jobs. The rail is for the stair or the balcony. The pool fence is around the water. We can measure both on the same visit and quote them as two pieces of work.
A privacy screen can close a sitting spot without standing in for the barrier. If an automatic gate at the building entry sticks, we repair sliding and swing leaves as well as install them.
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