Glass pool fencing in Pymble, Upper North Shore.
Pymble, on the North Shore line, has established house gardens, including the Pymble Avenue Conservation Area and the Pymble Heights Conservation Area. Frameless panels suit those gardens when you would rather see the planting than the fence.
Pymble Heights includes Church Street, where houses sit on a ridge top with district views, and Grandview Street, where Victorian houses give way to Federation ones. Pymble Avenue still reads as substantial houses in generous gardens under a mature blue gum canopy.
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.
Sliding and swing automatic gates for driveways and access points, tailored to the property.
Ask Ku-ring-gai Council. A conservation area listing covers exteriors and the setting, and the council assesses the change. Send the house number and one photo of the water edge. The barrier itself is in our requirements guide.
We check the hinges, the latch and the catch, and talk you through the repair before any work starts.
Yes. Church Street sits on a ridge top with district views, and frameless glass keeps that outlook across the water. Semi-frameless panels suit a longer run that needs posts. The fence stays in the yard.
We measure around the pool, not along the street, and keep the panels clear of the trunks you want to retain. Pymble Avenue still has substantial houses in generous gardens under mature blue gums. If a branch crosses the gate swing, say so before the visit.
The barrier rules do not change. Grandview Street moves from Victorian houses to Federation ones. We keep the fence in the yard so those houses remain what you see.
Yes. Pymble Avenue is generous gardens under mature blue gums. Pymble Heights includes Church Street, on a ridge top with district views, and Grandview Street, where Victorian houses give way to Federation ones. We measure the yard on that street.
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On a deep Pymble Avenue garden the pool often sits well back from the street. On a Church Street block it may sit closer to the view. We measure the pool edge and put the gate on the path you walk.
Pymble Avenue and Pymble Heights are different yards. Send the street, and say if a branch crosses the gate swing. We measure the garden you have.
Church Street sits on a ridge top, and the houses there were built for district views. Frameless panels keep that outlook across the water. Semi-frameless panels suit a longer run that needs posts.
Grandview Street holds an earlier group, Victorian houses giving way to Federation ones. The glass stays in the yard so those streetscapes remain the point. Ask Ku-ring-gai Council about heritage consent, and send the house number with one photo of the pool edge.
The conservation area is a run of Federation to interwar houses in generous gardens, inside a mature blue gum streetscape. We measure the fence around the pool, not along the street, and we keep the panels clear of the trunks you want to retain.
If a branch crosses the gate swing, say so before the visit. Leaf drop under those gums is part of the yard.
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