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Other structures used as part of the pool barrier
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Using a building as a part of pool barrier
If you plan to use a building to form part of the pool barrier, all windows and doors leading out into the pool area, must comply with the NZ Building Code.
The section of the building code governing this area is F9.
You can demonstrate compliance with this requirement in several of ways, either:
Using boundary fencing as part of pool barrier
If your proposed pool barrier is located on a property boundary, it needs to meet the requirements of the building code.
The section of the building code governing this area is F9.
You can demonstrate compliance with this requirement in several of ways, either:
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Homeowners, tenants, landlords and property managers carry joint responsibility for pool safety. Make sure the pool is always secure and ensure safety through regular maintenance of fences and gates.
More information
For more information on how your pool barrier can meet compliance, see the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment website.
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