Safety and swimming pool fences

Safety and swimming pool fences


Safety Measures

Every swimming pool must have a permanent safety barrier, such as a fence, that prevents small children from entering the water. The pool owner is in charge of making sure that the necessary safety elements are kept in place. FMA Pool Fencing & Inspection maintains all safety measures perfectly.

According to the rules, safety elements for swimming pools include: barriers, fences, water recirculation systems, secondary pool outlet locations, and warning signs


The municipal council is in charge of enforcing swimming pool safety regulations. The necessary safety precautions are described in the Australian Standards, and further information is available on the sa.gov.au website.


How to limit who can access your pool

All pools, including small heated pools (spas, hot tubs, etc.), are required by law to have a barrier to keep kids under five from accessing the pool area unattended.

The following individuals are prohibited from using the pool: the home, other structures, access points for vehicles or pedestrians, and other sections of the land.


What is prohibited near your pool?

You cannot find anything or do anything outside of the pool area. These consist of: Playground equipment, vegetable gardens, dog kennels, and general storage areas are some examples.


If we have your pool listed as empty, get in touch with us to schedule an inspection before you fill it up.


Swimming pool gate safety guide


The pool area's entrance gates must:


Open with the pool area in mind

Fences must abide by the regulations and self-close and self-latch independently from any distance.





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