
Crystal-clear 12mm toughened glass pool fencing across Castle Hill, Kellyville, Baulkham Hills, Rouse Hill and Norwest. AS 1926.1 compliant, fully certified,.
The Hills District — encompassing Castle Hill, Kellyville, Baulkham Hills, Rouse Hill, Norwest, Box Hill and Bella Vista — is one of Sydney's fastest-growing residential areas, with new estates and executive homes featuring resort-style pools. Frameless glass pool fencing is the number one choice for Hills homeowners because it showcases the pool area and surrounding landscaping while meeting all NSW safety requirements.
New estate builds in the Hills District typically feature concrete or tiled pool copings that are ideal for core-drilled stainless steel spigots. We use 12mm AS/NZS 2208 toughened glass panels paired with 316 stainless steel spigots — the industry-standard 70mm diameter spigot provides structural stability while maintaining the clean, invisible-post look that frameless glass is known for. Each panel is factory-finished with a polished edge and installed with precision to maintain uniform 12mm gaps between panels for water drainage.
Every frameless glass pool fence we install in the Hills District comes with a full compliance inspection co-ordinated through an accredited certifier. The Hills Shire Council and The Hills LGA require a certificate of compliance under the NSW Swimming Pools Act 1992 before any property with a pool can be sold or leased. We ensure your fence meets all AS 1926.1-2012 requirements — minimum 1200mm height, non-climbable zone, and correct self-closing gate specification — so your certificate is issued without defects.
12mm toughened glass with 316 stainless spigots. Clear views,.
Post-supported frameless panels. Economical for large pools,.
Spring-loaded, self-closing gates with correct latch height per AS 1926.1.
Surface-mounted spigots and panels for above-ground pool decks.
Accredited certifier coordination — we ensure your fence passes first time.
Match your pool fence with frameless glass balustrades on decks and stairs.
NSW pool fence laws, costs and certification explained
AS 1926.1-2012 requires pool barriers to be at least 1200mm high from finished ground level. The non-climbable zone on the outside must be kept clear of footholds for 900mm from the barrier face.
Frameless glass pool fencing is quoted per metre fully installed, including 12mm toughened glass and stainless steel spigots. Semi-frameless starts. Final pricing depends on gates, corners and site access.
Yes. Under the NSW Swimming Pools Act 1992, all pools must be registered and have a valid compliance certificate. The Hills Shire Council requires this when selling or leasing. Non-compliance fines can reach a competitive price.
Yes. For above-ground pools, glass panels are surface-mounted to the pool deck rather than core-drilled through coping. We assess the deck structure during the free measure and quote to determine the best installation method.
A standard 20–30m frameless glass pool fence takes 1–2 days. Spigots are core-drilled on day one, concrete cures overnight, and glass plus the self-closing gate are fitted on day two. Most Hills District jobs are complete within two days.
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