Fencing in Glynde FAQs 

Yes, Concept Fencing offers free, no-obligation quotes for fencing in Adelaide. The team can visit a home or business premises to discuss the requirements at a time that suits the customer. To arrange a visit, call 08 7225 6858 or use the contact page.

Concept Fencing designs, supplies and installs fences and gates for residential and commercial clients across Adelaide. The range includes Colorbond, pool, glass, good neighbour, slat, security and tubular fences, plus retaining walls and sliding and swing gates. Browse the products range or the commercial fencing page.

Neither is better in every case, because the right choice depends on the property and the look wanted. Frameless glass gives uninterrupted views of the pool area, while aluminium comes in colours that can blend into the surroundings. Concept Fencing installs both and can compare them at a free on-site visit. See the pool fences page.

Glass pool fences may add value by improving views and the look of the pool area, although the effect on resale value varies with each property. Frameless glass can be installed on decking, in the ground or core-drilled into concrete or pavers. The glass fencing page shows examples.

Yes, South Australian pools and spas typically need a continuous safety barrier that the owner maintains. Some portable pools holding 300 millimetres or more of water may also be covered. Concept Fencing supplies and installs pool fencing in Adelaide, and the local council can confirm the requirements for a specific site.

A pool barrier in South Australia is typically at least 1.2 metres high. Where a boundary fence forms part of the barrier, the pool side generally needs to reach 1.8 metres. Requirements can change, so the local council should confirm the current rules before installation. Concept Fencing can build pool fences to suit the site.

Pool gates in South Australia typically open away from the pool and self-close and self-latch, with the latch at least 1.5 metres above the ground. Concept Fencing installs pedestrian, double and sliding gates alongside pool fences, and the gates page shows the range. The local council can confirm current rules.

It depends on the type, height and position of the fence, so checking with the local council first is a sensible step. Pool barriers and some taller structures, such as retaining walls, may have extra requirements. Concept Fencing can discuss a project during a free on-site visit. Start on the contact page.

Boundary fence costs are often shared between neighbours, but who pays can depend on South Australian fencing legislation and any pool barrier requirements. Neighbours should discuss the work and check the current rules first. Concept Fencing offers good neighbour fencing or shared boundaries.