Slimline Batten Pool Fencing
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Is slimline batten pool fencing compliant with WA pool safety regulations?
Yes. Our slimline batten pool fencing is manufactured to comply with Australian Standard AS 1926.1. The batten spacing is designed to prevent children from climbing through or over the fence, and every installation includes a compliant self-closing, self-latching gate.
What material is slimline batten pool fencing made from?
Our slimline batten pool fencing is constructed from high-quality marine grade aluminium – the same grade used in marine and coastal applications for its superior resistance to salt air, moisture, and UV exposure. The powder-coated finish adds an additional layer of protection and maintains its appearance season after season with minimal maintenance.
How do you maintain slimline batten pool fencing?
Slimline batten pool fencing is one of the lowest maintenance pool fencing options available. The powder-coated aluminium surface requires only an occasional rinse with fresh water and a wipe down with a soft cloth to remove dust, salt, and pool chemical residue. Unlike glass, there are no panels to clean or coatings to reapply, making it ideal for Perth homeowners who want a great-looking fence without the upkeep. Shop our slimline batten range or contact us for an installation.
What is the difference between slimline batten and blade pool fencing?
Both slimline batten and blade pool fencing use vertical aluminium profiles, but the key difference lies in the upright and rail construction.
Slimline batten features a 50 x 25mm upright with a 25 x 25mm rail that runs through the uprights. This creates a clean, classic vertical look with consistent spacing. On the other hand, blade fencing features a wider 65 x 16mm upright that is face welded to a 40 x 40mm rail, producing a flatter, more architectural blade profile that sits proud of the rail for a distinctly contemporary finish.
Both styles are fully compliant with WA pool fencing regulations and available in multiple powder-coated colours.