Your First Stop for Gates in Terrigal

New softwood gates and fencing can be treated with a suitable wood preservative, such as Cuprinol or Linseed Oil. However, softwood timber is cut from young trees that contain an abundance of sap and other resins and oils (known as extractives), which help the tree grow and resist insect damage.

There are many considerations to keep in mind before purchasing a gate, including the material, style and height of your fence—after all, you’ll want everything to match! You’ll need to determine where you would like the hinges located on the gate post, as this will help determine how wide the gate can be. It's also important to choose a place for the latch, either on the top or bottom of the gate.

Yes. Frameless glass pool fences are constructed with toughened safety glass, which should exceed all of the requirements set out by Australian Standards. If the glass does happen to break through excessive force, it will break into small pieces. The safety glass is extremely difficult to penetrate, but if someone does manage to break a panel, there will be no large shards of glass to worry about.

There is no State legislation for gates and fencing in NSW. However, local council legislation may apply to your project, depending on the type and location of fencing you are having installed. It’s always best to check with your local council regarding any building requirements before commencing. Alternatively, reach out to our team; we're across all the latest requirements for installation on the Central Coast.