

Compliant pool barriers for Smithfield, sized for the generous older blocks between Prospect Creek and the Wetherill Park estates.
Smithfield sits in the Cumberland Council area with a character shaped by two things: large residential blocks laid out decades ago, and the industrial estates of Wetherill Park pressing in on one side. The residential streets carry brick homes on wide allotments with room for a proper backyard pool, and many of those pools have been there long enough to be on their second or third barrier.
The extra land is an advantage and a trap. There is space to set a barrier well clear of the house, but longer runs mean more opportunity for a gap under a panel where the ground has eroded, or a garden feature added later that now sits within the 900mm non-climbable zone. Proximity to Prospect Creek also means some Smithfield yards have soft or reactive ground that footings need to account for.
We check the full perimeter for height, gaps, footings and climbable objects rather than just quoting metres of fence. The result is a fixed written quote issued after a free measure. Call our Smithfield installers on 0492 879 796 to arrange a walk through.
The straightforward answer for the long runs a large Smithfield backyard needs, with a powder coat built for full sun.
Used on the section of a Smithfield yard that faces the house, with aluminium carrying the rest of the perimeter.
Posted glass that keeps the view while reducing the panel and spigot count over a long Smithfield run.
Full enclosures around pools set away from the dwelling, common on the wider Smithfield allotments.
Deeper post footings where Smithfield ground is soft or reactive, so panels stay plumb and gaps do not open up.
Closing the gaps that appear beneath older Smithfield barriers as soil washes away from the base of the panels.
No gap beneath the barrier may exceed 100mm measured to the finished ground, and vertical gaps between members must also stay within 100mm. On larger Smithfield yards erosion under a panel is the usual culprit, and it can be fixed with a concrete kerb, a soil regrade or a lower rail depending on the fence type.
Long perimeter runs are priced on total metres, material, gate count and footing depth, and reactive ground near the creek can add excavation. We measure the full enclosure free of charge in Smithfield and give you a fixed written quote covering everything including removal of the old fence.
Yes, and it is a smart move on a large Smithfield yard. Frameless glass goes on the run you look at from the house and living areas, and powder-coated aluminium carries the rest of the perimeter. Both are compliant with AS 1926.1 and the combination controls cost without losing the look.
Yes. An above-ground pool holding more than 300mm of water needs a compliant barrier in Smithfield, and the wall of the pool itself is only counted where it meets the height and non-climbable requirements. Ladders must be removable or enclosed within a compliant barrier and the pool must be registered.
We install pool fencing in Smithfield, Wetherill Park, Fairfield, Greystanes, Prairiewood, Wakeley and Edensor Park. We are a licensed and insured Sydney fencing contractor working across the Cumberland and Fairfield council areas.
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