

Pool safety barriers for Catherine Field, from large new-estate family homes to the remaining acreage holdings off Camden Valley Way.
Catherine Field has spent the last few years converting from paddocks and small farms into large-format housing estates in the Camden Council area. The homes going up here tend to be big, four and five bedroom builds on lots that still leave a reasonable rear yard, which means a full-size family pool rather than the plunge pools you see closer to the city.
A larger pool means a longer barrier, and a longer barrier means more places for a defect to hide. Across a Catherine Field yard we check the full run for the 1200mm minimum height, the 100mm gap limits under and between members, the outward gate swing, latch height and the 900mm non-climbable zone against fences, walls, garden beds and pool equipment enclosures.
Because so many Catherine Field pools are built while the landscaping is still being staged, we set out the barrier line before turf and garden beds go in so nothing has to be pulled apart later. Every quote is fixed and in writing after a free measure. Speak to our Catherine Field installers on 0492 879 796 to organise a visit.
Toughened panels on spigots for Catherine Field homes where the alfresco looks straight across the pool to the rear garden.
A practical compromise for longer Catherine Field runs, keeping the glass look while reducing panel and spigot count.
Powder-coated panels for the side and rear stretches of large Catherine Field yards where cost per metre matters most.
Barrier layouts for the full-size pools common in Catherine Field, keeping lawn and play space on the dry side.
Pump and filter enclosures positioned so they neither breach the non-climbable zone nor sit inside the pool area.
Marking and installing the barrier before turf and garden beds go down so the landscaping finishes around a fixed line.
After the pool shell, coping and surrounding concrete are complete but before turf and garden beds are laid. That sequence lets us fix spigots into structural concrete at the correct level in Catherine Field and lets your landscaper finish neatly against a fixed barrier line rather than cutting it in afterwards.
Longer barriers use more panels, posts and gates, and the material mix has the biggest effect on the total. We measure the whole enclosure free of charge at your Catherine Field property and give you a fixed written quote, including options if you want to compare glass against aluminium on part of the run.
Outside the pool enclosure is usually simplest, and it must not sit within the 900mm non-climbable zone where the housing could be climbed. On Catherine Field blocks we often position the equipment behind a side screen away from the barrier so it stays accessible without creating a compliance problem.
The barrier itself is typically part of the pool approval rather than a separate application, but the pool must be registered on the NSW Swimming Pool Register and the barrier must comply with the Swimming Pools Act 1992 and AS 1926.1 before the pool is used. Camden Council or a private certifier carries out the inspection.
We install pool barriers in Catherine Field, Oran Park, Gregory Hills, Leppington, Gledswood Hills, Harrington Park and Narellan. Our crews are licensed and insured and work across the south-west growth corridor every week.
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