Code-compliant frameless glass pool barriers in 1/2" tempered glass, mounted on polished stainless spigots or base channel. All the safety of a fence, none of the visual clutter.
Nothing changes a backyard like replacing a bar fence with frameless glass. Your pool stays fully secured to IBC and Arkansas barrier requirements, and your sight line to the water, the yard, and the Ozark tree line stays completely open.
We engineer every fence run for wind load and code: minimum 48" barrier height, self-closing and self-latching gates with the latch release positioned per code, and panel gaps that pass the 4" sphere rule. This is structural glazing, not landscaping, and we treat it that way.
Our two mounting systems cover nearly every deck. Core-drilled or plate-mounted stainless spigots float the glass above the deck for the cleanest look. Base channel wraps the bottom edge for a continuous line and is often the better choice on uneven or older concrete.
Heat-treated structural panels, polished on all four edges, engineered for wind and impact loads.
Marine-grade stainless resists pool chemistry and Arkansas humidity without tea-staining.
Hydraulic soft-close hinges and magnetic latches that meet IBC/IRC pool barrier requirements.
We design to the 48" minimum height and 4" sphere rule and coordinate inspection paperwork.
Core-drill, plate-mount, or channel systems matched to your deck material and levelness.
Ultra-clear glass for a truly invisible barrier around high-end pools.
| System | Look | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Core-drilled spigots | Floating glass, minimal hardware | New concrete decks, travertine, pavers on slab |
| Plate-mounted spigots | Same floating look, surface fixed | Existing decks where coring is not possible |
| Base channel | Continuous clean line at deck level | Uneven decks, long straight runs |
| Glass gate package | Matching frameless gate | Every fence; required for compliant access |
| Wind-rated corner returns | Mitred glass corners, no posts | Exposed hilltop and lakefront sites |
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