We only hire temporary pool fencing. These are made from mill aluminium welded to create a superior strong and lightweight fence panel. The fence panels are manufactured to meet and exceed AS1926.1 2012 (Australian Standard for pool fencing).

Temporary pool fencing is not like the mesh fencing that you see on industrial work sites. Mesh fencing is not pool compliant.

We also rent temporary pool gates – stylish aluminum gates, set up with adjustable magna latch and adjustable tension hinges.

Our range includes Temporary pool fencing; temporary pool gates; Steel feet (stands); Clamps; CPR (Resuscitation Signs) and Site Danger signs for new pool constructions.

Yes – the fence panels meet and exceed the requirements of AS1926.1 2012 (Australian Standard for pool fencing).

All gates are self-closing and fitted with a magna latch (Magnetic Latch). The latches have a lockable key assemble for extra security and peace of mind.

All our equipment is made in Australia – unlike competitors who use cheap quality equipment made in China.

Also – all our installers are fully trained and competent in installing a compliant pool fence

We hire across South East Queensland – from the Gold Coast, through Brisbane, up to the Sunshine Coast, and West to Ipswich

At Temporary Pool Fence Hire, we offer a professional service at competitive rates. We have high quality products that are right for the job. All our staff are fully trained on the correct installation and are friendly too!

Yes – you can install temporary pool fencing around an above ground pool, but you must also have a temporary pool gate as well.

Please note though – there are different rules and requirements for using temporary pool fences if your above ground pool is only a temporary installation. We recommend that you contact your local council officer – as the requirements change between LGA (Local Government Area).

In all instances though, you should always have compliant temporary pool fence available on site before water is put into a swimming pool.

A concrete pool may take many months to cure. As soon as the concrete has been poured, the pool is capable of holding 300mm of water – Queensland laws require a compliant temporary pool fence around the pool.

The temporary pool fence is signed off by a building certifier (not a pool inspector). Most building certifiers now request a pool gate is installed as well – with the logic that it means trade and services companies will not remove the pool fence panels, as there is an access point.

Council officers have the right to enter your property at any time, and if a complaint has been made about your fence – then they have to attend and undertake a preliminary inspection.

They may request you to take immediate action to make your existing pool safe – and this may include the instruction of installing temporary pool fence within 24hrs.