Glass pool fencing in Leichhardt, Inner West.
Yards in Leichhardt can take glass pool fencing or aluminium pool fencing. Glass keeps the planting visible from indoors. A powder-coated aluminium panel suits the side fence when you want that edge closed in.
Separate houses, terraces and flats each make up a large share of homes here, so the yard decides the fence. The ground is gently undulating, from Parramatta Road up toward the City West Link, and less rugged than the foreshore. Slopes are long and gentle, with a step only where your own yard changes level.
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Yes. The slopes are long and gentle. The town hall marks the high point at Marion Street and Norton Street. We follow the grade of your yard.
Yes. On Albert Street the mature Brush Box trees and the planting sit in the carriageway. The pool fence stays off that strip. We do not put the barrier out in the street.
No. The council’s objective is to keep the shared green corridor at the rear of the houses along the laneways. The barrier goes around the pool. The gate goes on the path people use.
If the yard is toward the canal, yes. Mainstream flooding is recorded along it, on the western side of the catchment. We read the levels before we set the posts and the gate. Not every Leichhardt yard is on that channel.
No. On streets of cottages, terraces and shops, a simple line sits more comfortably than a tall street wall. The pool fence goes around the water, not across a shop front.
No. The ground is gently undulating, from Parramatta Road up toward the City West Link, and less rugged than the foreshore. We measure a step only where your own yard changes level.
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Leichhardt Town Hall marks the high point where Marion Street meets Norton Street. Norton Street is the commercial spine, and a house pool sits off it, following the gentle grade we measure.
Wetherill Estate takes in that high ground, and with Whaleyborough Estate it sets the layout of central Leichhardt. Whaleyborough mixes cottages, terraces and shops, and its lanes stay. A simple fence line sits more comfortably there than a tall street wall.
Albert Street holds single storey houses, with mature Brush Box trees and planting in the carriageway. The barrier stays clear of those trees and of the planted strip. We do not put the pool fence out in the carriageway.
The Excelsior Subdivision is a late Victorian mix of houses and small shops, with verandahs and awnings. The council asks that the green corridor along the rear lanes be kept, so the pool fence goes around the water and the lane planting stays.
Hawthorne Canal is the channel on the western side of this catchment, and mainstream flooding is recorded along it. If the yard is toward the canal, tell us. We need the levels before we set the posts and the gate.
The pool gate goes on the path people walk. If your own yard changes level, we measure that step before we set the leaf.
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