Top Tips For Choosing The Right Pool Fencing Team

Date April 17, 2019 Category Home Design

Pool fencing is a difficult skill which takes a lot of practice to master, and which requires the right tools and the right attitude to complete effectively. This means that it’s important to choose carefully when you’re picking a pool fencing team to build your next pool fence, otherwise you might run into any one of a wide range of unanticipated problems.

It’s especially important to choose carefully when it comes to finding the right person or team for glass pool fencing. Glass fencing is difficult, and absolutely has to be done right.

With this in mind, Pool Fencing Perth have put together a list of our top tips for choosing the perfect pool fencing contractors to build your pool fence:

Choose A Reputable Team

The first thing you should do when you’re looking for a pool fencing team is look at online reviews. Start with things like Facebook and Google reviews, and move to other websites as necessary. Make sure that you only look at reviews from past customers that are posted on third-party websites – otherwise the team may be able to modify their reviews and choose to show only the most positive ones.

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7 Advantages of Glass Fencing for Your Pool

Date June 1, 2016 Category Home Design

Everyone who has employed a Sydney pool builder to build themselves a nice pool for their home knows that it is essential to have a safety fence around it so that toddlers and children cannot fall in and drown when you are not watching. However, traditional pool fencing has relied on steel rods to perform the task of keeping children out where they are safe. Such fencing may do a good job, but it is less than attractive and can make a small space look and feel even smaller. That is where glass fencing comes into its own. Here are some of the other advantages you will find with glass pool fencing.

• It is aesthetically pleasing. Frameless glass pool fencing means that you can see right through it with nothing to spoil the view or cut your yard in half. Since you can see through it, you can keep an eye on the children without having to sit right by the pool.
• The spigots that contain the glass sheeting and keep it upright can be of stainless steel or anodised aluminium. They are firmly attached to the concrete base and quite short so they are not intrusive to look at.

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