GLASS POOL FENCING FOR THE SOUTH-WESTCreate a safe pool area without compromising your view.
Geographe Glass Co designs and installs custom glass pool fencing for new pools, existing homes and residential building projects across Busselton and the South West.
Our specialty is premium frameless glass pool fencing, carefully planned and professionally installed to suit your pool, outdoor area and surrounding landscape. Semi-frameless and channel-fixed systems are also available where they best suit the project.
Whether you are a homeowner creating your ideal outdoor space, a builder coordinating a new home or a pool company looking for a dependable installation partner, Rob will work with you from the initial discussion through to the final quality inspection.
Custom Glass Pool Fencing
Our pool fences are made using 12mm clear toughened glass with polished edges, creating a strong barrier with minimal interruption to the surrounding view.
Every layout is considered individually. We can design glass pool fencing for:
New pools and established pool areas
Concrete, paved and decked surfaces
Timber and composite decking
Retaining walls
Sloping or uneven sites
Changes in height and ground level
Unusual angles and custom layouts
Renovations and replacement pool fences
Standard-sized glass panels are used where appropriate, with custom panels manufactured for areas that require unique dimensions, angles or shapes.
We can also replace individual panels, gates, hinges, latches and other hardware when a complete new fence is not required.
What system do I need?
Frameless glass pool fencing
Frameless glass is our most popular pool-fencing option. The panels are secured using compact spigots, allowing the glass to remain the dominant feature and providing a clean, uninterrupted outlook across the pool area.
This premium system is ideal for homeowners, builders and pool companies looking for a modern finish with minimal visual obstruction.
Semi-frameless glass pool fencing
Semi-frameless systems use posts between the glass panels, providing additional visible structure while maintaining the openness and clarity associated with glass fencing.
This option may be recommended depending on the site, design preferences and practical requirements of the project.
Channel-fixed glass pool fencing
Channel-fixed glass is secured along its base within a supporting channel, creating a streamlined finish without individual spigots beneath each panel.
A variety of posts and channels can be used depending on the design, fixing surface and requirements of the individual installation.
Hardware & gate options
Pool-fence hardware can be coordinated across the spigots, posts, hinges and latches to create a consistent finish.
Available spigot finishes include:
Mirror chrome
Satin silver
Black
White
Every glass pool gate is fitted with self-closing hinges and a compliant self-latching mechanism. Customers can choose between premium spring hinges or upgrade to premium soft-close hinges for a smoother, more controlled closing action.
Clear glass is used for most pool-fencing projects. Low-iron glass, which offers greater clarity and reduced natural green colouring, can also be custom-made upon request.
Planned With Safety and Compliance in Mind
Glass pool fencing is both a design feature and an important safety barrier. Geographe Glass Co plans and installs pool fences in line with applicable Australian Standards and local council requirements.
Rob can assess the proposed layout and identify factors that may affect compliance, including:
The position and direction of gates
Gate and latch operation
Gaps beneath and between panels
Changes in ground level
Retaining walls
Nearby climbable objects
Landscaping around the barrier
Boundary fencing
Nearby doors and windows
The position of other structures or fixtures
Involving us early allows these considerations to be addressed before landscaping, paving and other permanent elements are completed.
Geographe Glass Co has the capability to develop a compliant pool-fence layout and can help facilitate the approval or inspection process when required. However, the pool owner or pool company retains responsibility for the overall pool-barrier arrangement and for arranging the required approvals and inspections.
Final compliance certification rests with the relevant council or authorised inspector.
ASK ALL THE QUESTIONS
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Yes. We can provide an initial estimate using plans, photographs and approximate measurements. This estimate remains subject to a site inspection, final design and accurate measure.
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We recommend getting in touch before completing the paving, concrete, decking or landscaping around the pool. Early involvement allows us to advise on fence positioning, fixing requirements, supporting structures and potential compliance considerations.
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The pool must be installed and the surrounding concrete completed before Rob can undertake the final measure. Any required strip footings or supporting structures must also be in place.
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Yes, but a suitable concrete strip footing will generally be required beneath the pavers. The owner or relevant trade can install this with guidance from Rob, or Geographe Glass Co can complete the footing for an additional fee.
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Yes. We can work with timber and composite decking, subject to an assessment of the supporting structure and fixing requirements.
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Yes. In addition to complete pool-fence installations, we can replace individual glass panels, gates, hinges, latches and other hardware.
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Removal and disposal of an existing pool fence can be arranged upon request.
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