Pool Fencing Greensborough
Pool fencing in Greensborough from Allied Fencing comes in glass or aluminium, for new pools and for old fences that need replacing. Each gate we fit is self-closing and self-latching, so it swings shut and latches behind you.
Our installers are insured, and every pool fence comes with a 3-year workmanship warranty. Tell us roughly how long the fence needs to be, and we'll put a free quote in writing.
- You can pick glass or aluminium to suit the yard.
- Every gate closes and latches by itself.
- If you're replacing a pool fence, we take the old one away.
Glass or aluminium pool fencing?
Both kinds make a safe barrier around the water. The main differences are the look and how much cleaning they need.
Glass pool fencing
- Clear panels, so you can see the pool from the house
- Opens up a small yard instead of closing it in
- Needs a wipe now and then to keep it clear
- Gate swings on hinges fixed to the glass
Aluminium pool fencing
- Upright bars with a baked-on colour coat, often black
- Hardly any cleaning, and it won't rust
- Open bars let the breeze through
- Gate matches the bars on either side
What a pool gate has to do
A pool gate is the part of the barrier that gets used every day, so it has to shut and lock without anyone thinking about it. We hang every pool gate on self-closing, self-latching hardware, which swings the gate shut and catches the latch on its own.
The barrier rules also cover gaps, heights and anything climbable near the fence. When we measure, we'll talk through where the gate and fence line sit around your pool.
Want a price on pool fencing?
Send the suburb, the job and a rough length, and say if there's a slope or an old fence to remove.
Pool fencing jobs we take on
New pools
A full fence around a new pool, set out so the gate sits where you'll use it.
Replacing an old fence
A worn or broken pool fence swapped for new glass or aluminium panels.
New gates
Swapping a tired pool gate for a new one with fresh hinges and a latch.
Sloping pool areas
Panels stepped down level by level where the ground beside the pool falls away.
Pool barrier rules in Victoria
In Victoria, a pool or spa that can hold more than 30 cm of water has to be registered with your council. Its barrier is then inspected by a registered inspector, and a new certificate of compliance is due every four years.
We build the fence and hang the gate. Registration and the inspection go through your council and a registered inspector, so book the inspection once the fence is finished.
Pool fencing questions
Four things set the price: glass or aluminium, the length around the pool, the number of gates and the fall of the ground. Send the rough length and suburb and we'll send a free written quote.
Yes. We can swap an old pool gate for a new one on self-closing, self-latching hardware.
Usually, yes. A new pool or spa barrier needs a building permit before work starts, unless the work is exempt. The property owner appoints a registered building surveyor, who checks building work against the rules, to issue it.
Both can go in on a slope. The panels are stepped down so each one sits level, and we'll set the fence line out with you when we measure.
Get a free quote for pool fencing
Fill in the three short steps and we'll be back to you that day.
- You can pick glass or aluminium to suit the yard.
- Every gate closes and latches by itself.
- If you're replacing a pool fence, we take the old one away.