POOL FENCING

FULLY - FRAMELESS

(CORE DRILLED SPIGOT)​

The most popular for good reason.  Spigot covers are very low profile as the spigot is grouted in level to the ground there are no bolts above the surface.  This installation type is also more solid and structurally reliable than base plate spigots.

FULLY-FRAMELESS

(BASE PLATE SPIGOT)

Suitable when we can't core drill or may need to relocate panels in future i.e. timber decks.  Spigot covers are slightly higher profile than core drilled as the base plate bolts in above the surface using screws or threaded rods that are set into the substrate .  

SEMI-FRAMELESS

(VARIOUS MOUNTS)

These semi-frameless options deliver a slightly better price point than fully frameless.  If posts are core drilled, this installation type is considered a little more solid and structurally reliable than fully frameless options.  Increases the visibility of the fence slightly too.

FULLY - FRAMED

(VARIOUS MOUNTS)

There are variopus framed options including 3/4 posts and hand rail options which generally deliver a more visible look and a more structurally reliable fence/ballustrade whilst still allowing you to enjoy the view through the glass.  Popular in multi-level buildings.

FULLY FRAMELESS 

(PIN FIXED STAND OFFS)

The 'face fixed' nature of this type of system means that when looking out, the hardware is totally invisible creating a truely frameless glass effect.  100% totally unobscured views.  Popular for balcony ballustrades, glass stair rails and multi-level buildings.

FULLY FRAMELESS 

(FACE MOUNTED SPIGOT)​

The 'face fixed' nature of this type of system means that when looking out, the hardware is totally invisible creating a truely frameless glass effect.  100% totally unobscured views.

BRACING HARDWARE

MOUNTING HARDWARE