A safety barrier that does not hide the pool
A pool needs a barrier. It does not need a barrier that blocks the view of the water from the house — which is exactly the problem with a solid or railed fence, since supervision depends on being able to see the pool from where you are sitting.
What you get with swimming pool fencing
A pool needs a barrier. It does not need a barrier that blocks the view of the water from the house — which is exactly the problem with a solid or railed fence, since supervision depends on being able to see the pool from where you are sitting.
Toughened glass panels solve both at once: a compliant barrier a child cannot climb, and an uninterrupted view of the water. Every fitting we use is marine-grade stainless steel, because ordinary stainless streaks and pits within a season next to chlorinated water and coastal air.
- Frameless and semi-frameless systems
- 316 marine-grade stainless fittings
- Self-closing, self-latching gates
- Heat-soaked toughened glass
- Clear sightlines for supervision
- Core-drilled or base-plate fixing
What we build into every set
Toughened safety glass
Heat-soaked toughened panels that resist impact and, in the unlikely event of failure, break into blunt granules rather than shards.
Marine-grade fittings
316-grade stainless spigots, clamps and hinges chosen specifically for chlorine and salt exposure, so the hardware still looks right after years poolside.
Self-closing, self-latching gates
Hydraulic hinges that return the gate to closed on their own and latch above child height — the part of a pool barrier that matters most.
Set out to safety requirements
Panel height, ground clearance and gap spacing set out so the barrier cannot be climbed or squeezed through.
Types of swimming pool fencing we supply
Which of these suits the project is a decision we make together at survey stage, against the opening and how it will be used.
Frameless glass pool fencing
Panels held only by discreet floor spigots, with no posts between them. The clearest possible view of the water and the most architectural result.
Semi-frameless pool fencing
Slim posts between panels, sharing most of the transparency at a lower cost, and often the better choice on uneven ground.
Swimming pool safety fences
Compliance-led barriers around family and community pools, specified around the height, clearance and gate requirements.
Pool gates and hardware
Self-closing gate sets with keyed or magnetic latching, supplied to match the fence, or fitted to an existing barrier.
From first visit to handover
Consultation & site survey
We visit the property, measure every opening and talk through how the space is actually used before anything is priced.
Design & specification
Drawings, configurations, glass specification and finishes, set against orientation and exposure rather than picked from a catalogue.
Fabrication & quality check
Profiles are cut and assembled to the surveyed figures in our own workshop, and every unit is checked before it leaves.
Installation & handover
Our own installation team fits, seals and adjusts on site, then walks you through operation and maintenance.
Ask us about swimming pool fencing
The service is pre-selected below. Add rough opening sizes and your location and we will come and measure properly — no charge for the survey or the quotation.
Swimming Pool Fencing questions
It is among the safest barrier types, precisely because there is nothing to climb — no rails, no footholds. Safety depends on the gate self-closing reliably and the set-out being correct, which is where we spend the attention.
Frameless gives the cleanest look and the clearest view. Semi-frameless costs less and copes better with sloping or uneven ground. We will recommend based on the deck, not on the price.
Not if they are the right grade. We use 316 marine-grade stainless throughout, which is specified for exactly this exposure. Cheaper 304-grade hardware is what you see streaking and pitting around older pools.