Yes, pools near bushfire zones may require additional considerations, such as fire-resistant barriers or equipment for firefighting purposes. Consult local guidelines for compliance.
We recommend placing the pool on a 100mm SL72 slab. For complex sites, an engineered concrete slab or tank stand may be necessary. Consult your
To ensure compliance, consult with your local council or a private certifier to confirm safety barrier and pool installation requirements. A properly installed fence, self-latching
Yes, the pool can be installed in the ground. However, as the pools are relocatable, a retaining wall is required to keep damp soil 20-30cm
During a compliance inspection, an authorised officer will check the pool, safety barriers, gates, and signage to ensure they meet local regulations. Prepare by reviewing
Yes. For mild slopes, excavate and retain a section to create a level area for a concrete slab. For steeper slopes or elevated positions, an
An Outback Plunge Pool is a prebuilt pool, so a building permit for the pool itself may not be required in your area. However, a
