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Can pool gates open inwards?

No. All pool gates must open outwards and must self-close within 3 seconds to meet Australian standards.

Do I need to put up a pool fence before filling my pool?

Yes. Once a pool is filled with more than 300mm of water you will need a pool fence erected.

Can my glass pool fence break?

Glass pool fence panels are specifically treated and toughened with appropriate thickness. This makes breakages rare unless under immense pressure.