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Gloucester Pool Fencing

Safety and style go hand in hand with professional pool fencing designed for Gloucester’s unique conditions. Oz-Craft offers custom aluminium and glass fencing solutions that meet Australian safety standards while complementing your outdoor space.


With decades of fabrication experience and a strong reputation for quality work, the team creates secure pool enclosures that protect your family without sacrificing views or aesthetics. Whether you’re installing a new pool or upgrading an older fence, you’ll get tailored advice, durable materials, and a clean, modern finish that lasts.


Choose from sleek frameless glass for an open feel or tough, powder-coated aluminium for low-maintenance privacy and protection. Oz-Craft ensures every fence is compliant, council-ready, and designed to withstand the Mid North Coast’s sun, rain, and wear.


To book a measure and quote for your pool fencing project, contact (02) 6554 6992 today.

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Practical, Modern, & Council-Compliant

A well-installed pool fence isn’t just about ticking the compliance box; it’s about making your outdoor area safer, more usable, and better looking. In Gloucester, where weather, terrain, and layouts vary widely, custom-fit fencing makes a real difference.


Oz-Craft takes the time to measure your site accurately, consider landscaping and access points, and design a solution that works with the flow of your yard. The materials are locally fabricated and chosen to resist corrosion, particularly important in high-moisture or shaded areas.


Customers can expect neat finishes, accurate gate alignment, and full compliance with the Swimming Pools Act 1992. Fencing styles are available to match both modern and traditional homes, with colours and configurations that can be adapted to your personal preferences.


Whether you're after uninterrupted views or complete backyard privacy, the result is a safe and attractive pool zone that’s built for everyday use.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the legal height for pool fencing in New South Wales?

    In NSW, pool fencing must be at least 1.2 metres high from finished ground level, as required by the Swimming Pools Act 1992 and Australian Standard AS1926.1. Any horizontal rails on the fence must also be spaced so they can’t be used as climbing footholds. Gaps under the fence should not exceed 100mm, and the entire barrier must create a continuous, secure enclosure around the pool. If your fence doesn’t meet these requirements, you may be issued a notice of non-compliance during a council inspection or if you go to sell the property.

  • Is frameless glass pool fencing safe for children and pets?

    Yes, frameless glass pool fencing is designed with safety as a priority. Panels are made from toughened safety glass, typically 10–12mm thick, which is extremely hard to break. All gates are fitted with self-closing, self-latching mechanisms and mounted to strict height and spacing requirements to prevent access by young children. While the glass offers a modern, unobtrusive look, it also maintains clear visibility into the pool area, which is especially useful for supervision. As with all pool fencing, installation must comply with national and state safety standards to be considered legally safe.


  • Do pool fences need regular maintenance?

    Yes, some light maintenance is recommended to keep your pool fence compliant and in good condition. Aluminium fences should be checked for rust around fittings and hinges, and cleaned periodically to remove dust, dirt, or salt buildup. Glass fences require regular cleaning with a non-abrasive cleaner or water and vinegar solution to maintain clarity. Gate mechanisms should be tested regularly to ensure they self-close and latch properly. In Gloucester’s varied climate, seasonal checks after storms or high wind events are also advised to make sure nothing has shifted out of place.

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