
Climbable Objects Around Pool Fences
One of the most common reasons swimming pools fail a Pool Safety Inspection has nothing to do with the fence itself.
Instead, it is the presence of climbable objects positioned too close to the pool barrier.

Trees and Landscaping Around Pool Fences
Well-designed landscaping can transform a pool area into an attractive outdoor space. Trees, shrubs, hedges and gardens provide shade, privacy and visual appeal, making them a popular feature in many Gold Coast backyards.

Pool Equipment Near Pool Fences
Many swimming pool owners are surprised to learn that perfectly ordinary pool equipment can create a pool safety compliance issue.
At Pool Compliance Gold Coast, one of the most common reasons we issue a Form 26 (Nonconformity Notice) is because pool equipment has been positioned too close to the safety barrier, creating a climbable object for a young child.

Hose Reels Near Pool Fences
A garden hose reel is a practical feature around many homes. It makes watering gardens, washing down pool areas and cleaning outdoor spaces much easier.
However, if a hose reel is installed too close to a pool fence, it may create a climbable object that affects pool safety compliance.

Garden Taps Near Pool Fences
A garden tap is something most homeowners never think twice about. It’s simply part of the plumbing around the home.
However, when a tap is located close to a pool fence, it can become a climbable object that affects pool safety compliance.

Pot Plants Around Pool Fences
Pot plants are one of the most popular landscaping features around swimming pools. They soften hard surfaces, provide privacy and create an attractive outdoor entertaining area.

Outdoor Furniture Near Pool Fences
Outdoor entertaining areas are a feature of many Gold Coast homes. Tables, chairs, lounges and storage benches make pool areas enjoyable places to relax with family and friends.
