Frameless Glass Pool Fencing
Protect your pool without hiding it. Tempered 12mm glass panels, marine-grade 2205 hardware, and a self-closing gate — designed online in minutes, delivered to your door.
Why Glass Is the Safest Pool Fence
A pool fence has one job: keeping children safe. Glass does it better than any other material — for reasons that are easy to overlook.
You can always see the pool. Unlike wood, vinyl or aluminum pickets, a glass barrier gives you a completely unobstructed view of the water from your patio, kitchen or deck. Supervision doesn't stop at the fence line.
There's nothing to climb. A frameless glass panel has no footholds, no horizontal rails, no chain links. It meets the non-climbable zone requirements that pool codes are built around.
It stands up to pool chemistry. Chlorinated air corrodes standard hardware fast. Every ENO spigot, hinge and latch is made of #2205 duplex stainless steel (PREN 35) — a marine-grade alloy engineered for chlorinated and coastal environments, with a 20+ year service life. Most competitors use 304 or 316 steel; 2205 outperforms both where it matters: around water.
It never needs staining, painting or replacement boards. Soap and water. That's the maintenance program.
Built to Meet U.S. Pool Fence Codes
Pool barriers are regulated everywhere in the U.S. — and the requirements are strict. Here's the baseline, set by the International Swimming Pool and Spa Code (ISPSC) and enforced through state and local codes:
- 48 inches minimum barrier height. The ENO pool system uses our 46" tempered glass panel, which stands at 48" installed height on spigots.
- Self-closing, self-latching gate that opens away from the pool, with the latch release at least 54" above grade. Our glass gate kit pairs a spring-loaded self-closing hinge with a self-latching lock — the exact hardware combination pool inspectors look for.
- No opening larger than 4 inches, and no more than a 2" gap under the barrier. Panel spacing with ENO spigots is designed within these limits.
- Nothing climbable within the barrier zone — inherent to frameless glass.
The ENO Pool Fence System
Everything ships as a complete, engineered system — no sourcing parts from three suppliers.
Tempered glass panels — 46" (48" installed)
12mm safety glass, available in widths from 4" to 84", cut to your layout.
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Heavy-duty spigots
#2205 duplex stainless base mounts, matte black or brushed satin, engineered for concrete and paver decks.
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Self-closing glass gate
Tempered glass door with integrated marine-grade hinge and latch, compliant with self-closing and self-latching gate requirements.
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For corners, angles and terminations.
Browse hardware →Know Your Price Before You Talk to Anyone
Professionally installed frameless glass pool fencing in the U.S. typically runs $110 to $220+ per linear foot — and most companies make you book a consultation just to get a number.
We took the opposite approach. Our free 2D configurator lets you draw your exact pool enclosure — dimensions, corners, gate placement — and shows you the real price instantly. No callbacks, no sales visit, no hidden fees. Order online and your fence ships to your door, with free shipping on orders over $999.
Installing it yourself (or with your contractor) typically saves 40% or more compared to a full-service installer — and every kit ships with installation guides. Contractors get pro approval within 24 hours.
How It Works
Design it online
Draw your layout in the 2D configurator — it calculates panels, spigots, gates and hardware automatically, and prices it in real time.
Order and receive
Same-week delivery, free over $999, everywhere in the U.S. Glass arrives crated and ready to install.
Install it
DIY with our step-by-step guides — or hand the kit to your contractor. Engineering support and stamped drawings are available when your permit requires them.
Frequently Asked Questions
How tall does a glass pool fence need to be?
The U.S. baseline is a 48-inch minimum barrier height, set by the ISPSC and enforced through state and local codes. Some jurisdictions — including many in California and Arizona — require 60 inches. The ENO pool panel stands 48" installed; always confirm the requirement with your local building department.
Does a glass pool fence meet code?
The system is engineered around the standard U.S. requirements: 48" installed height, self-closing self-latching gate hardware, sub-4" openings and a non-climbable surface. Final compliance always depends on your local amendments and correct installation — our team can review your layout before you order.
Is tempered glass strong enough for a pool fence?
Yes. Each panel is 12mm (1/2") tempered safety glass — the same thickness used in commercial glass railings, designed to resist impacts, wind loads and temperature swings. If tempered glass ever breaks, it shatters into small granular pieces rather than shards.
Won't pool chlorine corrode the hardware?
Not ours. Standard 304/316 stainless pits and stains in chlorinated environments. ENO hardware is #2205 duplex stainless (PREN 35), a marine-grade alloy made for exactly these conditions, with a 20+ year service life.
Can I install a glass pool fence myself?
Many of our customers do. Panels mount on spigots anchored to concrete or pavers, and every order includes installation guides. If you'd rather not, any contractor or fence installer can work with the kit — we approve contractor accounts within 24 hours.
How much does a glass pool fence cost?
Installed prices in the U.S. typically range from $110 to $220+ per linear foot. Buying the ENO system direct and installing it yourself usually costs significantly less — and you don't have to guess: the 2D configurator prices your exact layout instantly, with no hidden fees.
See Your Pool Fence Price in the Next 5 Minutes
Draw your layout, place your gate, and get the real number — instantly, online, for free.