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Tyler Residence — Scottsdale Frameless Glass Pool Fence

A frameless glass pool fence around a freeform travertine pool deck in Scottsdale — surface-mount stainless spigots into the travertine, engineered panel layout that keeps every sightline to the pool, ramada, and shade trees open.

City / Area
Scottsdale, AZ
Project Type
Glass fencing
Year
2026
Timeline
1–2 days on site
Frameless Glass Pool Fence, Stainless Steel Surface-Mount Spigots, Self-Closing Frameless Glass Gate in Scottsdale, AZ — built by AE Outdoor LivingActual AE Project
Scope of Work
  • Frameless Glass Pool Fence
  • Stainless Steel Surface-Mount Spigots
  • Self-Closing Frameless Glass Gate
  • Travertine Deck Coordination
Completed AE Outdoor Living project at Tyler Residence — Scottsdale Frameless Glass Pool Fence in Scottsdale, AZ (image 1)Actual AE Project
Completed AE Outdoor Living project at Tyler Residence — Scottsdale Frameless Glass Pool Fence in Scottsdale, AZ (image 2)Actual AE Project
Completed AE Outdoor Living project at Tyler Residence — Scottsdale Frameless Glass Pool Fence in Scottsdale, AZ (image 3)Actual AE Project
Completed AE Outdoor Living project at Tyler Residence — Scottsdale Frameless Glass Pool Fence in Scottsdale, AZ (image 4)Actual AE Project
The Goal

Give the Tyler family a code-compliant pool barrier that disappears — nothing that interrupts the view of the pool, ramada, or mature hedge line from the covered patio.

The Challenge

A freeform pool with multiple angle changes on a finished travertine deck. The barrier had to hit Arizona pool-fence code, tie into the existing house wall cleanly, and be installed without damaging the finished stone.

The AE Solution

Sonoran Glass (an AE Outdoor Living division) laid out the panel run to follow the pool's geometry, cored the travertine for stainless surface-mount spigots at engineered spacing, and set a self-closing frameless glass gate on the entertaining side. Every panel was leveled and shimmed on the stone, then sealed at the base.

Key Features
Frameless tempered glass panels

12mm tempered safety glass with no top rail — the barrier reads as a reflection, not a fence.

Surface-mount stainless spigots

Marine-grade stainless spigots cored into the finished travertine deck at engineered spacing — no post cladding, no visible hardware clutter.

Self-closing frameless gate

Code-compliant self-closing, self-latching frameless glass gate positioned off the main sight line from the covered patio.

Sight lines preserved

Panel layout engineered to keep the ramada, water, and hedge line open from every seating area.

What we learned on this build

On a finished travertine pool deck, the fence is only as clean as the layout. Getting the panel run and spigot spacing right the first time is what keeps the barrier from ever fighting the pool geometry.

Materials Used
  • 12mm tempered frameless glass panels
  • Marine-grade stainless steel surface-mount spigots
  • Self-closing frameless glass gate hardware
  • Sealant compatible with travertine paver deck
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