

Frameless glass pool barriers for Strathfield, detailed to sit quietly within established gardens and period homes.
Strathfield is one of the most established suburbs in inner western Sydney, with large Federation and interwar homes on generous blocks, mature trees and long-standing gardens. Pools here are often set within formal landscaping rather than bolted onto a lawn, so the barrier has to be a design decision as much as a safety one. A heavy fence line across a Strathfield garden ruins the composition it is standing in.
Frameless glass is the usual answer. Toughened panels on discreet spigots hold the sightline through hedging, sandstone and pool coping while still delivering a fully compliant child-resistant barrier under the Swimming Pools Act 1992. Where a period fence, hedge or garden wall already defines an edge, we assess whether it can form part of the barrier or whether a separate line is needed to satisfy AS 1926.1.
Mature Strathfield gardens bring their own compliance traps, particularly established trees and shrubs whose limbs fall within the 900mm non-climbable zone. We flag those at the measure so nothing surprises you at inspection, and confirm everything in a fixed written quote. Speak with our Strathfield team on 0492 879 796 to arrange a visit.
Toughened 12mm panels on minimal spigots so a Strathfield pool reads as part of the garden rather than a fenced enclosure.
Matching glass gates with concealed hydraulic hinges and a discreet latch that still self-closes from any open position.
Powder-coated aluminium used on the side and rear stretches of a Strathfield yard where the barrier sits behind planting anyway.
Fence lines planned around existing hedges, sandstone walls and specimen trees rather than cutting straight through them.
Careful drilling and fixing methods for Strathfield properties with sandstone coping, tiled surrounds and period paving.
The barrier is delivered ready for a compliance certificate inspection, including a walk through of anything climbable nearby.
Yes. When a Strathfield property with a pool is sold or leased, the contract must include a valid certificate of compliance or a relevant occupation certificate, and the pool must be registered on the NSW Swimming Pool Register. Strathfield Council or a registered private certifier issues the certificate after inspecting the barrier.
No. Vegetation is not a barrier under AS 1926.1, and a dense hedge near the fence can actually create a problem by giving a foothold inside the 900mm non-climbable zone. In Strathfield gardens we usually run frameless glass just inside the planting so the hedge stays as a backdrop rather than a boundary.
It varies with the panel count, glass thickness, gate hardware, spigot finish and how difficult the substrate is to drill, and sandstone or tiled surrounds add time. We do not quote blind. A free Strathfield measure gives us the panel schedule and you receive a fixed written quote from it.
It does not have to. On Strathfield properties we core drill with the right bit for the material, use chemical anchors rather than expanding fixings that can split stone, and set spigots so the load is carried by the concrete beneath the finish rather than the surface layer.
We install pool fencing in Strathfield, Strathfield South, North Strathfield, Burwood, Homebush, Concord and Concord West. Our crews are licensed and insured and are experienced working on established inner west properties with restricted access.
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