Glass pool fencing in Glenhaven, The Hills.
Glenhaven is a mix of established houses and newer attached homes, with protected vegetation and natural drainage lines through parts of the suburb. For a backyard pool, the fence has to suit the garden as much as the water. We design and install frameless glass, semi-frameless glass and aluminium pool fencing across Glenhaven, and we repair pool gates on existing fences.
Frameless and semi-frameless glass for pools, patios and outdoor living areas, chosen for safety, clarity and a clean finish.
Toughened glass panels on stainless steel spigots, for a clear view around the pool.
Custom aluminium privacy screens for shade, seclusion and a clean architectural finish.
Steel handrails for steps, ramps and walkways, fabricated to meet safety standards and suit the property.
Yes. In NSW, trees, shrubs and objects such as pot plants, chairs and ladders must stay out of the 90cm non-climbable zone around the pool fence. Our guide to pool fence requirements in NSW explains how that zone is measured.
It can affect new pool works, so ask The Hills Shire Council whether the mapping applies to your address. For a fence around an existing pool, we look at the options that suit the site.
Frameless glass keeps the garden in view, semi-frameless glass suits a longer run, and aluminium suits a more solid boundary. We compare them on site, with the planting and the gate position in mind.
Yes. We supply and install privacy screens along side boundaries and outdoor living areas, and can look at them on the same visit as the pool fence.
Yes. When the panels are sound, we repair the hinges, latch and catch and leave the glass in place.
Yes. We install glass and steel balustrades for stairs, decks and balconies, designed and installed to meet Australian Standards.
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Frameless glass keeps the garden in view from the house and the pool. Semi-frameless glass uses slim posts and suits a longer run. Aluminium gives a more solid boundary where the view through the fence matters less. In a garden with established trees and beds, the layout also has to keep the non-climbable zone around the fence clear, so we plan the fence line with the planting, not against it.
The Hills Shire Council maps parts of Glenhaven as restricted development areas, where vegetation, drainage channels and the natural landform are protected. If your property may be affected, check with council before planning a new pool. For a fence around an existing pool, we work with the pool and the garden as they are.
On attached homes, space is often tight and the gate has little room to swing. We plan where the gate opens and how people walk through before we fix the layout. Privacy screens along a side boundary and balustrades on stairs and decks can be planned on the same visit.
If the glass is sound but the gate has dropped or the latch no longer catches, we repair the gate and leave the panels in place.
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