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When a pool inspector conducts a pool certification check, what do they look for? The checklists for certification is long, but watch as former Australian cricketer and My Pool Inspector's Dirk Nannes explains common issues with pool fencing, and what he will look for during an inspection. Visit www.mypoolinspector.com.au to book your inspection or consultation, or call 03 9515 0575 for free advice.

Your pool registration letter tells you what pool standard you need to follow - Make sure you understand the information it contains and don't listen too much to your well-intentioned neighbours. Hear why ...

The most common question asked of our pool inspectors is 'Can I have trees or shrubs near my pool fence?'. My Pool Inspector's Dirk Nannes breaks down the rules around climbable and non-climbable trees and shrubs, and answer many of the questions, including: What makes a tree climbable or non-climbable? Can trees be near my pool fence? What can I plant near my pool fence? Before you go hacking into your favourite hedge or shrubs, make sure you watch and understand this video. Visit www.mypoolinspector.com.au to book your inspection or consultation, or call 03 9515 0575 for free advice.

My Pool Inspector's Dirk Nannes introduces boundary fences, and discusses the importance of knowing your pool's applicable barrier standard before trying to research the rules that apply to your pool. Each Australian Standard applies different rules to boundary fences, so it is vital before you make any changes or decisions, that you are aware of the specific rules that apply. Visit www.mypoolinspector.com.au to book your inspection or consultation, or call 03 9515 0575 for free advice.

My Pool Inspector's Dirk Nannes discusses the rules governing boundary fences acting as a pool fence under Part 9A, Division 2 of the Building Regulations 2018. The rules are simple for a Part 9A paling or otherwise imperforate boundary fence - here Dirk discusses how this rule applies to your pool. Visit www.mypoolinspector.com.au to book your inspection or consultation, or call 03 9515 0575 for free advice.

My Pool Inspector's Dirk Nannes discusses the rules governing boundary fences acting as a pool fence under AS1926.1 1986 or 1993. The pool compliance rules are difficult to navigate for 1986 and 1993 boundary fences - here Dirk discusses how these rule applies to your pool. Visit www.mypoolinspector.com.au to book your inspection or consultation, or call 03 9515 0575 for free advice.

My Pool Inspector's Dirk Nannes covers the standards that apply to boundary fences under AS1926.1 2007. The rules are complicated for a 2007 boundary fence or barrier - here Dirk explains your options and how these rules applies to your pool. Visit www.mypoolinspector.com.au to book your inspection or consultation, or call 03 9515 0575 for free advice.

My Pool Inspector's Dirk Nannes introduces the rules that apply to boundary fences under AS1926.1 2012. Dirk explains the issues with boundary fences under this standard, what to look out for, and how to fix common problems. Visit www.mypoolinspector.com.au to book your inspection or consultation, or call 03 9515 0575 for free advice.

Having problems with your neighbours? Are there trees growing close to a fence that you can't move or alter to comply with pool barrier compliance inspections? My Pool Inspector's Dirk Nannes runs through the issues surrounding boundary fences, troublesome or uncooperative neighbours, and potentially updating your applicable pool barrier standard to get around these issues. However, be careful what you wish for ... there are some pitfalls to be aware of when upgrading your barrier standard, so as always, make sure you get good advice. Visit www.mypoolinspector.com.au to book your inspection or consultation, or call 03 9515 0575 for free advice.

An NCZ2 is a 900mm arc formed on the outside of the barrier where nothing climbable can be present. My Pool Inspector's Dirk Nannes explains in details what it is, how it applies to your pool and what must be removed.

NCZ3 is a unique rule that applies to newer standard pools. My Pool Inspector's Dirk Nannes explains what it is, how it applies to 2012 pools, and what you need to do to comply. Visit www.mypoolinspector.com.au to book your inspection or consultation, or call 03 9515 0575 for free advice.

An NCZ 4 is an area 300mm inside the pool barrier where any climbable surface must not be present. My Pool Inspector's Dirk Nannes explains the rule, how it applies to your pool, and what you can do to comply with it. Visit www.mypoolinspector.com.au to book your inspection or consultation, or call 03 9515 0575 for free advice.

An NCZ 5 is a trap that many pool barriers and boundary fences fail to comply with. My Pool Inspector's Dirk Nannes explains what an NCZ5 is, how it applies to boundary fences, and the requirements you will need to comply with in order to receive your certificate of pool barrier compliance. Visit www.mypoolinspector.com.au to book your inspection or consultation, or call 03 9515 0575 for free advice.

Horizontal rails on boundary fences can pose a problem for pool barriers and pool fence compliance. My Pool Inspector's Dirk Nannes explains the issues around boundary rails, some possible solutions, and a few of the 'ins and outs' of making your pool compliant. Visit www.mypoolinspector.com.au to book your inspection or consultation, or call 03 9515 0575 for free advice.

Power points are a common sight near a pool barrier, however most make a pool barrier non-compliance. My Pool Inspector's Dirk Nannes talks through the issue of power points and a possible solution to a naggin problem. Visit www.mypoolinspector.com.au to book your inspection or consultation, or call 03 9515 0575 for free advice.

The most common cause of non-compliance in a 2007 pool barrier, a NCZ is a zone on and around a pool barrier or fence in which nothing climbable can be present. My Pool Inspector's Dirk Nannes explains what a NCZ is, how it applies to pools, and what you must do to receive your pool compliance certificate.

For 2007 standard swimming pools, pool inspectors will check for a 300mm clear space called an NCZ on the inside of the barrier. My Pool Inspector's Dirk Nannes explains the NCZ, how it applies to barriers, and how you can make your pool barrier comply. Visit www.mypoolinspector.com.au to book your inspection or consultation, or call 03 9515 0575 for free advice.

Horizontal rails at the intersection of a pool fence and the boundary fence are a common occurrence. My Pool Inspector's Dirk Nannes explains the issues, with some easy to follow solutions on how to comply and receive your pool compliance certificate. Visit www.mypoolinspector.com.au to book your inspection or consultation, or call 03 9515 0575 for free advice.

Dirk Nannes explains the 1200mm clear span requirements for a Part 9A, 1986 and 1993 standard pool barrier. Visit www.mypoolinspector.com.au to book your inspection or consultation, or call 03 9515 0575 for free advice.

Pool inspections - what does it mean for a gate to close and latch from any position? Dirk Nannes from My Pool Inspector takes you through this common problem. Visit www.mypoolinspector.com.au to book your inspection or consultation, or call 03 9515 0575 for free advice.

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