Hospitality & Resorts

Hospitality properties demand fencing that protects guests, defines outdoor service zones, and elevates the visual experience. Fenced.ca supplies frameless glass pool enclosures that meet Quebec Loi 322, Ontario OBC 9.10, BC Pool Safety Bylaw, and Alberta Pool Standards — all with self-closing self-latching gates at 1.5 m latch height and minimum 1.2 m barrier height.

Resort pool decks typically use 12 mm tempered glass panels with stainless steel spigots for unobstructed sightlines, or black ornamental aluminum with 100 mm picket spacing for the classic resort look. Both options resist salt-air corrosion at coastal properties and chlorine vapour at heated indoor pools.

Patio and terrace boundaries use decorative wrought iron or horizontal cedar slat screens to delineate dining areas from public walkways without blocking views. Wind-break panels in glass or polycarbonate protect outdoor service in shoulder seasons. Removable post bases allow seasonal reconfiguration for events.

Country clubs and golf courses specify wrought-iron entry gates with motorized openers, post-and-rail boundary fencing for cart paths, and chain-link netting behind tee boxes and greens. Tennis court enclosures use 3.65 m vinyl-coated chain-link with windscreen-rated mesh at 80% opacity.

We handle CCDC contract procurement for hotel-chain renovations, single-property quotes within 24 hours, and municipal permit support across all provinces. Bilingual project management for Quebec and Atlantic Canada properties.

Property-type specifications:

Hotels (4-star + business): frameless glass pool enclosures for spa pools, black aluminum picket for property perimeters and parking lots, wrought-iron decorative for entry plaza separation from public sidewalks. Heights vary: 1.2 m pool, 1.5 m patio screen, 1.8 m service-area perimeter.

Resort and lakeside properties: horizontal cedar slat for patio privacy, aluminum picket pool fence with code-compliant 100 mm spacing, rustic split-rail for cabin-area boundaries. Often combined with landscape integration (vines, planted screens).

Restaurants with outdoor patios: decorative wrought-iron or glass wind-break to delineate dining areas from public sidewalks. Removable post bases for seasonal patio reconfiguration. Lightweight aluminum for movable barriers.

Country clubs and golf courses: wrought-iron entry gates with motorized openers, post-and-rail boundary for cart paths, chain-link netting behind tee boxes (3.0 m typical), tennis court enclosures with windscreen mesh.

Pool code by province (hospitality applies): Quebec Loi 322 + RBQ B-1.1 (commercial pools require additional CNESST signage). Ontario OBC 9.10. BC Pool Safety Bylaw + Health Authority approvals. Alberta Public Pool Standards (Class A pools require safety perimeter + lifeguard infrastructure).

Fenced.ca holds CCDC-2 contracts with major hotel chains across Canada and provides 24-hour quote turnaround for property-managed renovation projects.