Latest Swimming Pool Spa Fence Laws Regulations In Victoria

13 Jan When is it necessary to have Pool Fencing in Victoria?

Posted at 07:29h in Latest News by Steve Temouskos

Glass Pool Fencing Regulations in Victoria

When is it necessary to have Pool Fencing in Victoria?

Safety around your swimming pool is the most important factor that you should consider. There have been recent changes to legislation around swimming pool safety barriers and glass pool fencing. All swimming pools in Victoria must now be registered with the relevant local council. In addition to this, pool owners are required to have their safety barrier and glass pool fencing inspected every four years.

All safety barriers and glass pool fencing must now be compliant with the current standards, regardless of when the pool was built. This means that your pool fence will need to be compliant with the latest Australian Standards AS1926.1-2012. Our sales and installation teams are kept up-to-date with these standards to ensure that your pool fence will be compliant.

We also offer a design service to assist in obtaining planning permits. Our experienced sales team can measure your site and provide a drawing to submit with your permit application if required.

We provide our clients the safest and highest quality frameless glass fences and glass balustrades in Melbourne. You can rest assured that your loved ones will be safe around your pool and outdoor area with our glass fencing solutions.

Our sales staff are more than happy to discuss any glass pool fencing and balustrade queries you may have. Feel free to give us a call to arrange a free quote.

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Steve Temouskos

Steve is the owner and director of Totally Frameless, a Melbourne-based family business specialising in frameless glass pool fencing, balustrades and shower screens. Since establishing the business in 2014, Steve has been closely involved in all aspects of the company, from quoting and project planning through to overseeing installations and working with builders, landscapers and homeowners. With more than a decade of experience in the glass industry, Steve has developed a strong understanding of the practical, technical and regulatory considerations that go into quality glass installations. He believes good workmanship, honest advice and attention to detail are just as important as the products themselves.