Glass pool fencing in Wahroonga, Upper North Shore.
A backyard pool behind a house is the usual Wahroonga job. The Wahroonga Conservation Area and the Woodville Avenue conservation area take in some of the older streets, and there we keep the glass line discreet so the garden stays the view.
Wahroonga sits at the high end of the ridge, 210 metres above sea level. The Wahroonga Conservation Area holds Federation and interwar houses. The western end of Burns Road and the western side of Coonanbarra Road keep more modest Federation houses. Burns Road, Water Street and Coonanbarra Road also carry formal avenues of street trees, with paths between the blocks, and Wahroonga Park sits among them.
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.
Sliding and swing automatic gates for driveways and access points, tailored to the property.
We use 12mm toughened safety glass. Frameless panels leave the garden open from the house. Semi-frameless panels suit a run that needs posts. On a conservation street the fence stays in the yard.
Write the street in your enquiry and we will plan a clean fence for that garden. Burns Road, Water Street and Coonanbarra Road are the avenues with the formal street trees. Ku-ring-gai Council can tell you what a heritage property needs from you.
Fox Valley Creek drains this western side to the Lane Cove River, and the ground near the creek is sandstone with benches and steeper slopes. We measure those levels and place the gate where the path is walkable.
On the part of the line you can walk, clear of a rock bench. Higher on the ridge the run is often longer and flatter. We measure the levels in that yard before we set the panels.
The street, a photo of the pool edge, and where you want the gate. If the garden falls toward Fox Valley Creek, or a branch crosses the gate, say so. We walk that yard with you before we set the panels.
Yes. The fence belongs in the yard, so the street trees and the garden remain what you see from the house. Send the house number and a photo of the pool edge.
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Frameless panels leave the garden open from the house side of the pool. Semi-frameless panels add slim posts where the run needs more support. On Burns Road and Coonanbarra Road the fence stays in the yard, so the street trees and the garden remain what you see from the house.
The Mahratta conservation area is an early housing pocket on the western side of the Pacific Highway, at the corner of the highway and Fox Valley Road. Fox Valley Creek runs from this side of Wahroonga to the Lane Cove River. Closer to the creek the ground cuts into sandstone, with benches and steeper slopes.
On that fall we set the glass to the levels in the yard and keep the gate where you can walk through. Higher on the ridge the run is often longer and flatter.
We supply and install sliding and swinging automatic gates, and we repair a gate that sticks or fails to close. A Fox Valley fall and a Burns Road garden are not the same layout, so name the street.
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Call us on (02) 9073 7918, or complete the form to request a free quote and site measure.
