We know you want to be in your new pool as soon as possible. But you aren’t allowed to fill the pool with water until the fencing has been officially approved.

Some installers will come and put their part of the fence in and that’s it – even if you might be using part of your boundary fence (shared with neighbours) for the pool fencing.

At Worth Pool Fencing, we’ll advise you as much as we can about the requirements to pass your pool fence safety inspection and not just for the parts we install. We’ll also give you advice about the other areas of your fencing where we can. 

One of the things pool fence inspectors often pick up on is that the gate isn’t self-closing and latching at all open positions. This is a very important function and something we always make sure is done right.

We suggest frameless glass fencing rather than aluminium fencing because  the panels are strong and less likely to have the self-closing function stop working because of movement between panels and supports.