Pool Grab Rails & Ladders are an ideal option to help stabilise yourself or a loved one as they enter and exit the pool. Our technicians can retrofit these grab rails and pool ladders to your existing pool without damaging your pool tiles or surrounds. We perform pool safety equipment installation in both residential and commercial pools to enhance the safety and use of your pool. While the pool ladders can be placed according to your desire, the grab rails are ideal near the pool stairs to add that extra bit of stability as you enter or exit the pool. Modern and stylish looking, these pool safety equipment options are convenient, durable and will ensure you are able to get greater use and enjoyment out of your pool. The grab rails and ladders are available in a range of shapes and sizes to enhance your pool outlook.
Constructed from Marine Grade Stainless Steel, there are a variety of finishes available including powder coating, vinyl coating or a clear coat. The Grab Rails are best suited for use on pool stairs and sloped entries. The ladders are available with 2-step, 3-step, or 4-step, and feature premium stainless steel tread. Rubber bumpers are fitted to the ends to protect the pool wall where the ladder meets the side of the pool.
There are a wide range of options, so that you can find the best for your pool needs, contact Tongarra Pools to arrange a free on-site quotation.
Using the renowned brand Magna Latch, Tongarra Pool can install pool gate latches and hinges to secure your pool from eager visitors. The NSW Government has strict pool fencing requirements, which covers the gate(s) used to enter your pool area. Tongarra Pool is able to help you secure your pool by installing pool gate latches and hinges that meet and exceed the government standards. Our pool latches will self-close and latch with a manual release. We ensure we install to the minimum recommended height of 150cm off the ground and also check that you are meeting the required steps for gates security. We are able to add new gate latches and hinges to older pool entry gates and/or replace worn latches.
In NSW, a CPR chart is legally required to be displayed near swimming pools and spas. This chart must contain a simple flow chart detailing resuscitation techniques and comply with Australian Resuscitation Council guidelines. The chart needs to be prominently placed, legible from at least 3 meters, and maintained in good condition. Tongarra Pools have CPR charts available for purchase should you need one for your pool. Simply head in-store to get yours.
Contact Tongarra Pools today for a discussion about which pool safety equipment would be ideal for you and a free quote.