Frameless glass pool fencing and glass balustrades for stairs, balconies, decks and mezzanines, built to the current safety standards by Ballarat’s five-generation local glaziers. We are at our best on the jobs a standard kit cannot handle: stepped ground, height changes, curves and garden beds.
Why go custom instead of a flat-pack kit?
You can buy a pool fence or balustrade kit off the shelf, and for a simple, dead-straight, level run it can do the job. The trouble starts when your space is not simple.
Made for a straight, level run
Fine when the ground cooperates. Harder to make look right, and harder to keep compliant, the moment it does not.
Made to suit your site
Because we make the panels to suit your place, we get the finish and the safety right at the same time, rather than making the site fit the kit.
Five generations of glazing Ballarat homes, a real shopfront, and a team that comes out and measures. That is not something a faceless kit supplier can offer.
What affects the price of a glass pool fence or balustrade
Every job is different, so we give you a proper price after a free measure rather than a one-size number online. As a guide, here is what moves the cost up or down.
How much glass
The number and size of panels, and the total run length.
How straightforward the site is
A flat, straight run is simpler than stepped or sloping ground, curves, corners or garden beds to work around.
Fixing and hardware
Spigots, standoffs or channel, plus gates and self-closing latches on a pool fence.
Balustrade requirements
The drop a balustrade is protecting affects what it needs to meet, which affects the glass and the fixings.
Access and site conditions
How easy it is to get to and work on the area.
Tell us about the job over the phone and we can usually give you an estimate before we even come out. Then there is no call-out fee to measure up and give you a firm quote.