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What we offer

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Crown

In Chelmer we celebrate our range of "Crown" inground pools in fine style. A Crown pool features concrete construction, tiled effects and select finishes, perfect for the budget conscious pool builder in Chelmer. You will be swimming in a Crown pool in no time, serviced by a perfectly matched pump and filtration system.

Meridian

In Chelmer, if a dash of flair is your thing, then a Meridian series pool is dressed to impress and is the perfect pool for you. With all concrete construction, select finishes, premium tiling and you get the option of one or more features that improve your pools function or aesthetic to make the most of your lifestyle.

Pinnacle

Our range of Pinnacle pools match your luxury Chelmer lifestyle. A celebration of premium Chelmer living, enjoy a completely custom designed and crafted to your lifestyle is your Pinnacle pool. In pool seating and the finest pumping and filtration available, integration to the household, entertaining areas, the latest technology with the likes of windows plus options in superior finishes and tiling.

Suburb Profile

Pool builders Chelmer, Brisbane

Located 8 km west of central Brisbane and south side of a bend in the Brisbane River, lies the residential suburb of Chelmer. This suburb is held under the Federal Division of Moreton. The areas that surround the suburb of Chelmer are Indooroopilly and Graceville.

The suburb got its name from the Chelmer railway station around 1880s. The railway station was known before as Oxley Point and Riverton.

According to the 2011 census, the suburb tallied a population of more than 2,500 individuals. The suburb's median age was 38, a year higher compared to the national median of 37. A statistic record shows that 89.6% of the residents spoke only English at home. In 2016, Chelmer's population went up to almost 3,000.

In 1922, a school of arts was established in the area. The school was used for the Anglican Church service in 1923. The Brisbane Golf Club was also opened in the suburb in 1896. Until 1903, it was transferred to Yeerongpilly and is located at the corner of Honour Avenue and Hurlton Street. In 1998, the Milpera State High School was established.

The suburb has 3 heritage-listed sites; the Walter Taylor Bridge, Chelmer Police College and the Swain House.

Names that represent the suburb when it comes to sports are the Western Magpies Australian Football Club and the Kenmore Australian Football Club. The Western Magpies compete in the Division One of the AFLQ State League, while the Kenmore Bears compete in the Division One of the AFLQ State Association.