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  • GLASS POOL FENCES IN NEW YORK

    FROM $45 PER SQ FT — FRAMELESS SAFETY GLASS, CODE-COMPLIANT

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A pool fence has to do two jobs at once: keep children and pets away from the water, and not wall off the view you paid for. Frameless glass is the only barrier that does both — it meets the safety requirements while leaving the pool, the deck, and the landscaping fully visible.

Glass Factory fabricates and installs frameless glass pool fencing across New York. Every panel is tempered safety glass, anchored with corrosion-resistant hardware built for outdoor exposure, and laid out to meet the barrier requirements that apply to residential pools.

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  • Free Appointment & Glass Samples — See and feel the glass before you commit.
  • Free Delivery Within 100 Miles of Manhattan — No delivery charge across the metro area.
  • Free Professional Installation — Installed by our own experienced specialists, not subcontractors.
  • 2-Year Warranty on Projects — Covered against defects for two full years.
  • 4-Year Warranty on Hardware — Posts, clamps and standoffs backed for four years.
  • Full NYC Code Compliance — Engineered and installed to meet building requirements.
  • Five-Star Reputation — Top-rated on Google, Yelp, and Houzz across NYC.
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How Much Does a Glass Pool Fence Cost?

Our glass pool fencing starts at $45 per square foot. Where a specific project lands depends on a few things: 

  • Mounting system — Spigot-mounted panels cost less than a continuous base-shoe channel; the channel gives the cleanest, most seamless line.
  • Glass thickness — Pool fencing uses thick tempered glass; taller panels and longer spans need more.
  • Gates & latches — Self-closing, self-latching gate hardware is a safety requirement and priced separately from the run.
  • Hardware finish — Marine-grade or powder-coated stainless costs more than standard, and matters more near saltwater or a chlorinated pool.
  • Site conditions — What we’re anchoring into (concrete, pavers, wood deck), slopes, curves, and access all affect labor.

Pricing is confirmed after a free on-site measurement. Contact us and we’ll give you a firm quote for your property.

Where Glass Pool Fencing Works

In-Ground Residential Pools

The most common install — a frameless run around the water that satisfies the barrier requirement without blocking the yard.

Rooftop & Terrace Pools

On a Manhattan roof deck, the same panels can double as a perimeter guard. See our glass railings for terrace and rooftop systems.

Pool Houses & Deck Perimeters

Sectioning off a deck, hot tub, or lounge area while keeping the whole space visually open.

Hotel & Commercial Pools

Hospitality and multi-unit properties, where the barrier has to meet commercial requirements and survive constant use.

Wind Screens & Partial Barriers

Fixed glass panels that cut wind across an exposed deck without enclosing it.

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Glass Pool Fence Systems

Spigot Mounted
Panels held by polished stainless spigots anchored into the deck. The most common frameless system — minimal hardware, maximum view.

Base Shoe (Channel)
Glass set into a continuous channel along the deck. The most seamless look and the strongest continuous line.

Post & Clamp (Semi-Frameless)
Panels held between stainless posts. The most economical option and the easiest to work with on uneven or sloping ground.

Self-Closing Gates
Every enclosure needs an access point. Gates are fitted with self-closing hinges and self-latching hardware to keep the barrier compliant.

Glass & Hardware Options

Pool fencing lives outdoors year-round, so the glass and hardware are specified for exposure, not just looks.

Tempered glass — About four times stronger than annealed glass and breaks into small blunt pieces. The standard for pool fencing.

Thickness — Pool panels use thick tempered glass; the exact thickness depends on panel height and span.

Low-iron glass — Removes the green tint for a truly clear panel — most visible on thick glass and exposed edges.

Frosted or textured glass — Adds privacy along a property line while still passing light.

Hardware finishes — Polished or brushed stainless and powder-coated finishes, selected for corrosion resistance around chlorinated or salt water.

Gate hardware — Self-closing hinges and self-latching mechanisms rated for outdoor use.

Not sure which glass is right? See our guide to types of glass.

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How Pool Fence Projects Work

01

Site Survey

We measure the run, check the deck surface and what we can anchor into, and map out where gates and access points need to go.

02

Layout & Compliance Check

Panel heights, gaps, and gate placement are laid out against the barrier requirements that apply to your property before anything is fabricated.

03

Fabrication

Tempered panels are cut and processed to the run, with polished edges and any hardware cut-outs made before tempering.

04

Installation & Testing

We anchor the system, set and plumb every panel, and test that gates close and latch on their own before we leave.

Featured Pool Fences Projects

Built for Outdoor New York

A pool fence spends its whole life outside — sun, rain, snow, pool chemicals, and salt in the air near the coast. That’s why the hardware spec matters as much as the glass. We use corrosion-resistant stainless and finishes chosen for wet, chlorinated environments, anchored into a substrate we’ve actually checked rather than assumed. On rooftop and terrace pools we handle building access, COI documentation, and scheduling the same way we do for any high-rise installation.

Corrosion-Resistant Hardware

Tempered Safety Glass

Self-Closing Gate Systems

Rooftop & Terrace Access

For Architects & Contractors

Specifying glass for a commercial or large-scale project?
We work directly with architects, contractors, and design teams — from material selection to code-compliant fabrication and installation across NYC.

FAQ

Yes. We make our pool fences from tempered safety glass, which is shockproof and breaks into small blunt pieces if damaged. Smooth frameless panels give children nothing to climb, and the system is designed to meet required height, spacing, and gate standards. We factor local safety codes into the design from the start.

Yes. We offer both frameless and framed glass pool fencing. Frameless systems use the glass thickness and secure spigot or base anchoring, giving clean lines and an unobstructed view of the pool and yard. We’ll recommend the right build for your site and safety requirements.

Yes. The tempered glass is inert and unaffected by sun, rain, or pool chemicals, and we use corrosion-resistant hardware to withstand chlorine and salt exposure. That combination keeps the fence secure and clear through the seasons. Maintenance is minimal — mostly occasional cleaning.

Yes. Pool fencing can be mounted on concrete, pavers, or stone, with the anchoring method chosen to suit what’s underneath and how water drains. We assess the surface and slope so the fence sits solid and stable. The goal is an anchor that lasts the life of the fence.

Yes. We install custom glass pool fencing across New York — Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, the Bronx, Staten Island — plus New Jersey and Long Island. Contact us for a free estimate on your pool perimeter.

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