Pool Fencing St Ives Chase

Pool Fencing in St Ives Chase 2075

Our pool fencing service covers frameless glass, semi-frameless and powder-coated aluminium barriers, all built to the standard an inspector measures against rather than merely looking the part, installed right across St Ives Chase 2075. St Ives Chase is the suburb where post holes most often hit solid rock, so pricing here has to account for rock drilling and chemical-anchored base plates rather than standard concrete footings.

A pool barrier is a legal safety structure, so we build to AS 1926.1 and the NSW Swimming Pools Act: 1200mm minimum height, 100mm maximum ground gap, a 900mm non-climbable zone swept as an arc from the top of the barrier on the outside plus the 300mm clear zone on the inside, and gates that self-close and self-latch from any open position. On large Upper North Shore blocks the barrier often runs through garden beds, and mature plantings are the most common reason a pool fails re-inspection — anything climbable within 900mm of the fence is a fail. Sandstone sits close to the surface across much of St Ives Chase, so posts are often drilled into rock and chemically anchored rather than concreted into a dug hole.

The ground under St Ives Chase is shallow sandy soil over continuous sandstone shelf, with frequent rock refusal on post holes, and the suburb is built out with large bushland-fringe blocks backing directly onto national park. Those two facts decide footing depth, material choice and how long the job takes, so we measure on site before we price anything in Ku-ring-gai Council's area.

Call 0492 879 796 for a free on-site measure and a fixed written quote.