How To Install Frameless Glass Pool Fencing With Base Plate Spigots - Outback Fencing

In this video we show you How To Install Frameless Glass Pool Fencing With Base Plate Spigots - Outback Fencing
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[@daniel.s8126]

Thanks for the video. Great timing as I’ve been looking into doing this myself as part of my current pool reno. I knew about the earthing, but had never seen the insulating kits for the spigots. Also good to see that threaded rod and Chemset will do the trick, as I wasn’t looking forward to core drilling and setting the spigots in that way.

[@leebenson77]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ttecsolar2846]

Best video on glass fencing. Thx buddy

[@leebenson77]

Thank you

[@danieldahdah7431]

Thanks Lee, Made it look very doable

[@leebenson77]

No worries

[@bernieklasen953]

Great video!! 👍

[@leebenson77]

Thanks

[@Jethrostone]

Hi Lee, great video mate! One tip for clearing those hammer drill holes. Grab a small battery blower and cut some hose at a length that’s comfortable with a 45 cut on one end, then Gaffa tape the hose in the end of the blower 😎 can clear those holes without the compressor setup and in most cases without the brush too 🤙🏽

[@LIBERTY0RDEATH]

Negative use a vacuum like everyone else. Everyone has a vacuum. unless you like creating silica dust and inhaling it.

[@leebenson77]

Sounds like a plan

[@maradeacon6609]

Great video thanks, could you please tell me what depth the concrete footing is?

[@adamarzo559]

Your online tool is very useful. I have used it to calculate what a full glass pool fence will cost and it is less than what I am being quoted for a front panel only. You have saved me from overpaying. Even in this climate I do not think that labour should be 180% of the material cost I am sorry to say because that is just too much. People who need this work to be compliant also are doing it rough.

[@leebenson77]

Happy to help

[@LIBERTY0RDEATH]

I wish there was a trim piece at the corner where the glass meets at the corner or even black clips to make it look finished. Looks great otherwise, I guess a guy could put a laser level at the bottom or run a string line to ensure all the brackets are set at the height. I usually put a nut on the rod at the depth I want so I don’t pound them into the concrete to far. Your not getting them out if you do. Speaking from experience lol. I love the look of the frameless glass. Looks very clean. Great work.

[@leebenson77]

Thanks for the compliment

[@dippy9119]

Are the glass panels just resting in the spigots? Nothing's tightened etc?

[@arthurwojcieski7264]

Hi mate - thanks for the video. Just wondering what size holes for the 10mm rod you drilled?

[@leebenson77]

12mm holes

[@guylemar]

Hi Lee, What threaded rod are you using? (Dimension and material) Would you recommend nylon lock nuts? Any reason you prefer this technique over core drilled spigots? Perhaps you could do a video of the pros/cons of each technique? Thanks - good video.

[@leebenson77]

Hi its 10mm stainless steel threaded rod. Nylon lock nuts are a great idea too

[@leebenson77]

core drilled requires alot of skill and also leaves alot of mess

[@zachmcdonald5563]

Hi lee. What size drill bit are you using for the holes?

[@gregburden8898]

Hi there can you tell me the earth requirement is it 1250mm from the waters edge or is it 1250mm from the outside edge of the pool ?

[@zebedy]

Do you need to earth the spigots?

[@pktito]

Thanks for the video! From your experience, what does it look better, longer or shorter glass panels? I have the option to install 1200mm or 1600mm panels, but I cant really visualize it :)

[@leebenson77]

My opinion is larger panels. Means less spigots

[@pktito]

@@leebenson77 thank you guys for the quick response 👍

[@deleciamiquelgovindan9496]

How deep/thick does the footing under the pavers need to be?

[@SONLAM-GROUP]

Best video on glass fencing. Thx buddy. We also sell such products. If you need, please feel free to contact us.

[@amya549]

GlassMate make for an easy job of installing Glass Pool Fencing!

[@humbertoestevez8488]

Hi Lee, I have a question for you . I have a travertine floor around the pool and i don’t think is concrete under the tiles , do you think the chemical concrete would help the spigots stay in place

[@_PEEN1E]

No, a solid concrete footing is essential. There will come a day with strong winds and the glass panels will act like sails in the wind. If you do not have a good foundation the wind will rip the fence straight out of the ground and become extremely dangerous.

[@sherritaberry]

Can you use this type of fencing on grass? If so, how? Would I have to use concrete?

[@leebenson77]

Hi You would need to do a strip of concrete to make the fence look good

[@sherritaberry]

@Outback Fencing Thank you so much! Could I do circle post or would a strip be better?

[@leebenson77]

@@sherritaberry strip better

[@garyt.5195]

btw, shall we purchase the fencing glass from construciton material store ? and DIY by ownerself ? and how should we to select them ?

[@leebenson77]

Visit our online store

[@Anoyzify]

what height should the spigots have for a 1meter high glass?

[@engkuhafiz183]

Why dont you use steel anchor bolt? Better than the liquid one.

[@Islagracefun]

Hi what is a steel anchor bolt?

[@leebenson77]

Chemical anchor is far better

[@irshualig5255]

Why we keep the spacing between each glass Kindly give me the reason

[@AidanSkoyles]

looks nice today, but I bet it isn't so attractive in a few years after being out in the rain, and I wonder how strong those things are? Looks liek they could be knocked over by a little person, or a soccer ball, etc. pretty easily.

[@leebenson77]

Glass pool fencing is very strong, I’ve kicked it as hard as I can in the middle of the panel and it did no damage.

[@ollyshorey]

@@leebenson77 hi, what is the thickness of the glass? Also is it laminated. Just about to buy a 10mm panel toughened with two spigots. Will the glass be strong enough?

[@charlotterobinson4063]

dust mask???

[@markdillon8605]

He’s drilling travertine pavers… the dust on those actually tastes great and is good for your eyes

[@markdillon8605]

The concrete dust isn’t too good for your throat but it does give you a nice deep voice over time

[@ghazikhazaal7649]

Phone number for the company?

[@leebenson77]

search for outback fencing in google

[@peterjohnson9077]

Forgot a gate ?

[@leebenson77]

I’ll do a video for that later

[@edgarherrera4761]

You just blew concrete silica on to yourself and almost got in your face. Not smart you should of at least used a mask. But really you should of use a vacuum, and they even have now cordless drill with vacuum adapters.

[@leebenson77]

thanks for advice