Pool Fencing
Frameless glass or tubular aluminium, built to meet WA pool safety laws.
Pool Fencing in Perth
Pool fencing that passes inspection first time. Frameless glass or tubular aluminium, installed to AS 1926.1 with self-closing, self-latching gates — so your barrier is compliant the day we leave.
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Every install includes
- Free on-site measure & compliance check
- Self-closing, self-latching gates
- Non-climbable zone set out correctly
- Spigots and fixings rated for pool use
- Compliance-ready on handover
Popular add-ons
- Compliance inspection & certificate
- Frameless glass upgrade
- Self-closing gate hardware upgrade
Built to WA rules — handled for you
- Dividing Fences Act: boundary neighbours usually share the cost — we prepare the paperwork either side can sign.
- Footings and post spacing rated to your wind region (N1–N3), coastal or inland.
- Pool-side runs certified to AS 1926.1 where the fence forms part of a pool barrier.
From first call to last panel
Call or book online
Tell us the boundary length and we'll book a time that suits you.
Free measure
We walk the site and lock in a fixed written quote within 48 hours.
Install
Most homes are done in 1–2 days — posts cemented, panels levelled.
Walkthrough
You sign off, we log the warranty and leave the site clean.
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“Couldn't recommend Adi and the team enough. Fantastic job removing our old asbestos fence and the new one looks sharp.”
Blake West“Excellent service. Quoted the same day and completed the work the very next week. No mess left behind.”
Michael W“Professional, reliable and efficient. High-quality materials and skilled craftsmanship. Highly recommended.”
Manpreet SinghPool Fencing FAQs
Yes — WA law requires pool barriers to meet AS 1926.1. We build to the standard so you pass council inspection first time.
Tubular aluminium is the budget-friendly compliant option; frameless glass gives an uninterrupted view of the pool. Both meet the safety standard.
The barrier must be at least 1200mm high with gaps under 100mm, and no climbable features in the non-climbable zone.