Glass and tubular pool fencing in the Central Coast

Frameless glass pool fencing is fully endorsed toughened glass installed into stainless steel floor spigots. These spigot floor supports hold the frameless glass panels in place, offering durable and unobtrusive pool fencing. As a result, frameless glass fencing offers unobstructed sightlines of your pool in a modern and contemporary style.

Very similar in style, semi-frameless pool fencing consists of glass panels installed into aluminium or stainless steel hardware secured between each glass panel. As a result, it is not strictly ‘frameless’ and does lack the seamless appearance of completely frameless pool fencing. The frameless glass concept is by far the most popular of the two choices.

This depends on the style and custom nature of the pool fencing project you’re undertaking. Once we have precisely measured your pool area and planned your pool fencing in line with Australian standards, we can order the materials for delivery.

Once the fencing and supporting materials are delivered, installation can begin. Again this aspect of the project depends on the type and size of the project. For ‘standard’ projects we allocate a week from the ordering of materials to the commencement of installation. If customised material is involved we anticipate an additional 3 to 4 days to the overall time scale.

At Seamless Fencing and Glass we operate within New South Wales, focusing on the Central Coast, Newcastle and the Northern areas of Sydney, covering all suburbs within those locations.

Extremely, although there are products that can ‘coat’ your glass pool fencing, all you need to maintain the glass panels is soap and water. Ideally, look to clean the outside of your glass fencing thoroughly at least every six months. When in constant use, the inside of your pool fencing should be cleaned every month, as should the hardware.

Again this largely depends on the special design requirements of your pool fencing project. For a more thorough breakdown of the cost of glass pool fencing, view our blog post on the topic here.

Yes, there are strict Australian standards and NSW regulations relating to pool safety. You must take these regulations into consideration before starting a project of this type. Get in contact today for a chat about how best to comply with these pool safety laws.

The easiest way to begin is to give us a call for a no-obligation quick chat about your particular circumstance so that we can suggest a way to go forward.

We can then arrange a time that suits you to meet at your property so that we become more familiar with the site, listen to your ideas, discuss anything that may influence the final design, and take some formal measurements.

We will then come back to you with estimates for whichever number of options that have been discussed.