What compliance looks like in QLD
Any pool builder building a pool in Redland City works to the QLD barrier rules. A certificate of barrier compliance there is valid for 2 years for a non-shared pool, and 1 year for a shared pool. Inspection is by licensed pool safety inspector only, registration is held on the QBCC, and a certificate is triggered by sale, lease and purchase. Lodgement: no separate lodgement step. This is the rule for the state, not a claim about this business.
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About Cyber Pools
Cyber Pools, trading as Cyberpools, is an Australian-owned business with more than ten years in the industry, building custom concrete pools in Brisbane and Redland City. Its magnesium pool system combines filtration equipment with mineral blends, using a hydroxinator, controller, glass filtration and UV sanitiser. The company both installs new pools and converts existing chlorine or saltwater pools to the mineral system, which it says needs only a few extra components. Projects run through four stages: an initial consultation, an on-site inspection and measurement with a draft design and quote, drafting and engineering followed by council approval, then construction. The page gives indicative timings of four to six weeks for the design and approval stage, a dig within about ten days of the permit, 30 days of concrete curing and eight to twelve weeks overall.
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