Pool fencing Glass
De-Fence supplies and installs frameless and semi-frameless glass pool fencing across Sydney. Frameless panels use discreet stainless fittings for a more open view; semi-frameless panels sit between slim posts.
Both systems use clear glass panels. The difference is how the glass is held, and how much hardware you see.
System A
System B
Small parts decide how a glass fence looks and works. These are the details we talk through when we measure.
A featured De-Fence installation: frameless glass on spigots with a matching glass gate. Select the photo to see it larger.
Every pool is measured and planned on site, so no two glass fences are the same.
More completed work, including other fencing types, is in the gallery.
View the full galleryYou don't need measurements or drawings. A few details help us give useful advice when we first talk, and we confirm the rest on site.
Start your enquiryEvery pool fence has to work as a child-resistant barrier. What applies depends on your pool, when it was built and the site around it, which is why we assess each job on site.
Choosing a type of glass fence does not, on its own, make a barrier compliant. Compliance is assessed by local councils and registered pool inspectors. Certificates can be required when selling or leasing a property, and the rules differ for each.
Source: NSW Government, Owning a pool or spa: your obligations (opens in a new tab), last updated 16 March 2026.
Still deciding? Call 1300 311 950 and we will talk it through.
Neither is better in every case. Frameless suits people who want the least hardware in view; semi-frameless suits homes where a framed edge looks right or the site calls for posts. We will recommend a system once we have seen the pool area.
Mainly the length of fence, the number of gates, the system and fittings you choose, the surface the fittings go into, and site access. We can often give an indicative price over the phone, then an accurate written quote after the free on-site measure.
Yes. Fittings can be installed into existing paving or tiles. Drilling after tiles are laid carries a small risk of damaging one or two, and if there is a waterproofing layer you should get advice from your builder or waterproofer first.
Start with where you walk in and out of the pool area. In NSW a pool gate must swing outwards, close by itself and latch automatically, so hinges and latches matter. Once it is in, keep fasteners tight and hinges and latches lubricated.
We can supply what you need, but we recommend professional installation, because installation technique affects compliance and how the fence performs over time.
Send the form below or call 1300 311 950. One of our team will contact you to answer questions and arrange a time to visit. The measure and written quote are free, with no obligation.
Two quick steps. We will be in touch to talk it through and arrange a free on-site measure if you would like one.
Photos of the pool area help. Email them to info@de-fence.com.au after you send your enquiry.
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