Glass pool fencing in St Ives, Upper North Shore.
St Ives lies east of the North Shore stations, beside the Ku-ring-gai Wildflower Garden on Mona Vale Road and Dalrymple-Hay Nature Reserve, a rare stand of blue gum forest. Houses, townhouses and flats sit in the suburb, and we measure a private pool fence to the yard.
St Ives sits on a secondary ridge east of the line, and Cowan Creek is one of the freshwater streams in that bush. Yards on the ridge can be broad. Yards that drop off it meet sandstone benches and steeper ground.
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.
Aluminium pool fencing, vertical slats, privacy screening and custom gates for your home and outdoor space.
We measure both parts. A broad ridge yard is often a longer run. Where it drops away, the panels follow the sandstone levels. Frameless glass keeps a bush outlook. Aluminium suits an edge that faces a neighbour.
Put the street in the enquiry. Where the property is inside a heritage conservation area, Ku-ring-gai Council confirms the planning side. The fence and the gate still follow our requirements guide.
No. Cowan Creek and the reserves are not the fence line. The barrier still wraps your pool. Frameless glass keeps the gums in view when that outlook is what you want.
We measure the fall. Below the ridge the ground cuts into sandstone, with benches and steeper slopes. The panels follow those levels.
The courtyard is a shorter run, with the gate close to the door you use. A house yard is a longer run. Say which one you have, and we will measure that pool.
The requirements guide covers the NSW barrier. The cost guide covers the pieces of a glass fence, the gate included. We still measure your yard before we quote the work.
Speak directly with our team for expert advice on your St Ives glass pool fencing project.
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Frameless panels hold the view through to the gums. Aluminium panels and posts suit a boundary you want to read as solid. The requirements guide covers the NSW barrier, and the cost guide covers the pieces of a glass fence, the gate included.
If the outlook is Dalrymple-Hay or the Wildflower Garden, frameless glass keeps the bush in view. If the edge you care about is a neighbour, aluminium reads as a wall rather than a window.
The secondary ridge carries much of the housing. Where a block leaves that ridge, the ground cuts into sandstone. We follow the levels we measure and put the gate on the path you use, not on a rock step.
Cowan Creek and the reserves are not the fence line. The barrier still wraps your pool. Tell us if the yard looks into the blue gums or into the next house.
A separate house with a backyard pool is the usual job. A townhouse courtyard is a shorter run, often with the gate close to the door you use. A pool on a house lot is still a pool fence.
Send the street and say whether the home is a house or a townhouse. Where the property is inside a heritage conservation area, Ku-ring-gai Council confirms the planning side.
Tell us about your St Ives glass pool fencing project and request a free quote.
Call us on (02) 9073 7918, or complete the form to request a free quote and site measure.
