Glass pool fencing in Lindfield, Upper North Shore.
Lane Cove National Park has its office at 2 Max Allen Road, Lindfield, and the bush follows the Lane Cove River well past the suburb. Flats and apartments sit among the houses, so balustrades sit alongside pool fences in the work we do.
West of the Pacific Highway the creeks drain to that river. The Lindfield West conservation area takes in Beaconsfield Parade, Norwood Avenue and Gladstone Avenue, from a late nineteenth century subdivision later filled in with interwar houses. Frances Street, listed on its own under Lindfield, is a run of interwar California bungalows.
Toughened glass panels on stainless steel spigots, for a clear view around the pool.
Frameless and semi-frameless glass for pools, patios and outdoor living areas, chosen for safety, clarity and a clean finish.
Glass balustrades for balconies, staircases and decks, designed and installed to meet Australian Standards.
Yes. Frameless glass is the option when you want that outlook. We measure the panels and the gate around your pool.
We follow the levels and place the gate on the path. If a sandstone shelf sits in the line, the gate stays clear of it.
The pool fence stays in the backyard, with the trees still visible past the glass. Lindfield West and Middle Harbour Road are conservation areas under the Lindfield heading. Send the house number so the line matches that garden.
The barrier rules do not change. Frances Street is its own conservation area and holds interwar California bungalows. The pool fence wraps the backyard water, and clear glass keeps the garden as the view.
Yes. A stair or an open edge is a balustrade. A house pool takes a pool fence. Say which one the property needs, and we will measure that edge.
Higher towards the highway the run is often flatter. Where the yard falls to the river we follow the levels and keep the gate on the path. Tell us which part of the yard the pool sits in.
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Under the Lindfield heading, council lists heritage conservation areas that include Lindfield West and Middle Harbour Road. On those streets a frameless pool fence stays in the backyard, with the trees still visible past the glass. Beaconsfield Parade, Norwood Avenue and Gladstone Avenue are the streets the Lindfield West listing calls out. Middle Harbour Road is its own conservation area.
Frances Street is its own conservation area, and it holds interwar California bungalows. The pool fence wraps the water at the back. Frameless glass suits the garden view. Semi-frameless panels suit a run that needs posts.
The park office on Max Allen Road sits on the river side of Lindfield. Where a yard falls that way, we follow the levels and place the gate on the path, clear of a rock bench if a sandstone shelf is in the line. Higher towards the highway, the run is often flatter. Frameless glass is the option when you want the Lane Cove bush in view.
A stair or an open edge in a flat is a balustrade, quoted separately from a house pool. Where the pool is on common property, the owners corporation is responsible for the barrier, and the building can ask us to measure and install it. A house pool behind the Frances Street bungalows, or the gardens on Beaconsfield Parade, takes a pool fence.
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