Getting ready to remove and replace a section of cracked concrete around our diving board stand. Current board is mounted on bolts that are epoxied into the concrete. I would like to install a new "jig" in the fresh concrete. Can't find much info out there on what is recommended. Can't seem to find any jigs to purchase (4-1/2" bolts, 12 in. on center). I can purchase stainless "L" bolts to embed in the concrete. I could fab a new jig but I wonder if "L" bolts are just as effective. Any recommendations?
diving board stand anchors
- Thread starter Young Doc
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What is the bolt pattern?
What is the model number of the board and base?
Inyo might have what you need.
www.inyopools.com
What is the model number of the board and base?
Inyo might have what you need.
S.R. Smith 606/608 Jig (Only) 12"x12" -Stainless Steel - 69209006SS - INYOPools.com
Your source for S.R. Smith diving boards, stands and replacement parts.
www.inyopools.com
- Jun 7, 2017
- 9,157
- Pool Size
- 29000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Jandy Aquapure 1400
Don't! Diving board mounts are specifically designed to go with the board they come with. Contact the maker of it needs to be replaced. Also your mount is connected to your pool bonding grid. Any work on it you need to make sure it remains bonded.
Note that you have to verify that the board can be installed on your pool.
The codes might have changed and you have to follow current code when reinstalling the board and base.
This includes the board height and extension over the water and the dimensions of the pool.
The codes might have changed and you have to follow current code when reinstalling the board and base.
This includes the board height and extension over the water and the dimensions of the pool.
Very few older pool meet new standards for diving envelope requirements. Use extreme caution if replacing diving board, there is a reason most contractors will not replace them.
Thanks to all. I have a welded anchor grid (jig) with 4 - 1/2" x 8", stainless bolts (12" on center). By exposing 2 inches of thread the anchor will be 6" deep. The slab I will cut out will be 8.5' square, 3" thick. I will cut old concrete back from pool edge about 12", leaving the part that is in/under the coping in place. The new slab will be 4 - 5 inches thick with a 6" thick area around the anchor jig. The current board location is in accordance with all requirements and was installed to the requirements listed in the link posted above. The thicker slab will exceed all requirements.
- Jun 7, 2017
- 9,157
- Pool Size
- 29000
- Surface
- Plaster
- Chlorine
- Salt Water Generator
- SWG Type
- Jandy Aquapure 1400
Sounds good just make sure the new mount is connected into your pool's bonding grid. Be careful excavating it will probably be somewhere in that area. Look for a thick single bare wire like 6-8 gauge.
