Glass pool fencing in Killara, Upper North Shore.
Flats and apartments sit among the house blocks, and those houses still carry the backyard pools. We fit a glass pool fence for the pool, and a balustrade where the job is a stair or an open edge.
Council maps the Greengate Estate, Lynwood Avenue, Marian Street and Springdale conservation areas under Killara. Stanhope Road, grouped with Killara and Lindfield, is a precinct of Federation, interwar and postwar houses in large gardens.
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.
Glass balustrades for balconies, staircases and decks, designed and installed to meet Australian Standards.
Steel handrails for steps, ramps and walkways, fabricated to meet safety standards and suit the property.
A pool takes a glass pool fence. A stair or an open edge takes a balustrade. A steel handrail is the other option when the stair needs a rail. Say which one you need.
We keep the glass quiet so the planting remains what you see. Frameless panels use toughened glass on stainless steel spigots. For the barrier rules, use the pool fence requirements guide.
A long run is often semi-frameless so the posts can carry it, and a shorter edge can stay frameless. Stanhope Road is large gardens around Federation, interwar and postwar houses. Marian Street is detached houses of those periods in large gardens on wide streets.
Yes. Lynwood Avenue holds Federation and interwar houses, many designed by architects, with mature trees in the yards and along the street. We keep the panels clear of the trees you want to retain.
When the stair needs a rail rather than a glass balustrade. A pool is still a pool fence, whether it sits in a house yard or with a flat. Say which edge you need.
The owners corporation is responsible for a pool on common property. The building can ask us to measure and install that barrier. A private courtyard pool takes its own fence.
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Marian Street is a conservation area of single detached houses from the Federation, interwar and postwar periods, set in large gardens on wide streets. Frameless glass keeps a garden like that open from the house. On a longer run we step across to semi-frameless panels.
The Greengate Estate conservation area is an intact early twentieth century subdivision. Arts and Crafts houses and bungalows are well represented. The fence stays in the yard so those gardens remain the view.
Lynwood Avenue holds mostly intact Federation and interwar houses, many designed by architects, with mature trees in the yards and along the street. We keep the panels clear of the trees you want to retain.
Stanhope Road is a precinct of single detached houses of those same periods in large garden settings, with wide streets and remnant trees. A long fence there is often semi-frameless, so the posts can carry the run without closing the garden.
Springdale, also mapped under Killara, is medium to large lots with established gardens and almost exclusively detached houses. Sweeping drives are part of that landscape. The pool barrier stays in the yard, not along the drive.
Where a stair needs a rail rather than a glass balustrade, we fit steel handrails. A pool on common property is a different job: the owners corporation is responsible for that barrier, and we can measure and install it when the building asks. A private courtyard pool takes its own barrier.
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