Aluminium fencing Sydney

A matching gate helps connect the fixed panels with the paths and entrances you use every day. We consider the opening, direction of movement and available space during the measure, with hardware chosen for the intended use.

If part of an existing fence is being retained, send photos of the panels, posts and connections. Their condition and dimensions help determine whether new sections can be integrated or whether replacement is the more practical approach.

Both are common pool fencing options, and the right one depends on the site. Glass keeps an open view across the water and the garden. Aluminium gives a more defined boundary, sits comfortably alongside other metal fencing and gates, and is often chosen where the view through the fence matters less. If you are unsure, we can talk through both at the site measure. You can also read about glass pool fencing and frameless glass pool fencing.

Aluminium pool fencing needs little upkeep. Keep plants, furniture and anything climbable clear of the fence, wash the panels down from time to time, and check that the gate swings shut and latches every time. If the gate stops closing properly, we also repair pool gates.

Powder-coated panels are washed with fresh water so salt and garden dirt do not sit on the finish. In NSW, under the pool owner obligations, fence bolts, screws and fasteners are kept tight, and gate hinges and latches are kept working. A gate that no longer shuts by itself should be looked at before it is left in daily use.

Have the suburb, whether the pool is new or already in use, and a rough idea of where the fence and the gate should go. If the gate would open toward the house rather than toward the water, say so at the visit so the swing can be checked. A pool gate swings outwards, away from the pool area.