Yes, council approval and certification are required for any pool in Australia. Documentation differs by state, and it’s your responsibility to complete this process. Applications can be submitted through the council or via a private certifier.
Yes, the pool must be filled within 24-48 hours after installation to prevent the liner from sagging or deforming, which could affect your warranty. If
Yes, pools near bushfire zones may require additional considerations, such as fire-resistant barriers or equipment for firefighting purposes. Consult local guidelines for compliance.
Yes, 100%. In-ground installations are generally considered construction projects and require a building permit for the pool as well as the safety barrier. All necessary
Yes, temporary or permanent pool fencing must be in place for safety compliance. Any inviting water source such as a pool exceeding 300mm in water
Yes, we recomend permit planners in most parts of Australia to help streamline the approval process. These recomendations understand our porduct and have completed a
No, we do not offer base preparation. However, we can provide guidance on the requirements for your site. A licensed builder or landscaper can assist
