Pool Fence Vertical Rail Spacing Victoria: The 100mm Rule
Pool fence vertical rails in Victoria must have gaps no greater than 100 mm between them under AS 1926.1-2012. Older inland Geelong fencing with horizontal rails on the…
Pool safety news, inspection guides, and compliance information for Geelong and Bellarine property owners.
Pool fence vertical rails in Victoria must have gaps no greater than 100 mm between them under AS 1926.1-2012. Older inland Geelong fencing with horizontal rails on the…
Pool barrier hardware fails before fences do. Hinges, springs and latches are the #1 reason Victorian pools fail Form 23 — especially in coastal Bellarine. Here's a hardware…
7 days from settlement and you've just found out you need a Form 23 pool safety certificate? Here's the realistic timeline to land it in time, when same-day…
Bellarine Peninsula pools face conditions inland properties don't — onshore salt air, seasonal disuse, and holiday-let inspections. Here's the corrosion failure pattern we see weekly across Ocean Grove,…
Pool gate latches in Victoria must sit at least 1500 mm above outside ground level under AS 1926.1-2012. Latch drift caused by ground level changes is the #2…
The Non-Climbable Zone (NCZ) is a clear zone on the OUTSIDE (non-pool) side of a Victorian pool barrier — the side a child climbs from — swept as…
Pool gates in Victoria must self-close from any open angle under AS 1926.1-2012. Failed self-close springs are the #1 reason pool barriers fail Form 23 inspection. Here's the…
Pool fence height in Victoria must be a minimum 1200 mm — measured from outside ground level at the lowest point. On sloped Geelong sites, this is the…
Pool inspection cost in Victoria typically ranges $250–$450. Local Pool Inspections charges flat $250 inc GST — covers travel, on-site inspection, council Form 23 lodgement, and a free…
Failed your Form 23 inspection? Don't panic — about 60% of Victorian pool barriers fail first time. Here's exactly what your Form 24 means, how to remediate, and…