Hello, I'm buying a pair of handrail spar bars for my pool (four holes into the concrete) I assume I need to buy 4 of these? Thanks!
1799361
one for each post.....I used 6 for my pool slide!Make sure you leave enough room to access the locking bolt. flush is perfect!
1799362
Yes, you'll need four, one for each post. The anchors are put into the concrete, filled around with patching material, then the posts inserted and the anchors tightened to hold them.
1799363
Yep, that is correct. They do work well,be careful not to make to large of hole. Good luck
1799364
That is correct. You would need four for four posts. I installed a new handrail for a set of steps but, it only had two posts embedded into the concrete.
1799365
Yes, four will do it. Good Luck on your install. Many hand rail styles only require two, but depends on they type of hand rails you purchased.
1799366
Yes you need to buy four. I think is best to put the handrails in the anchors then set them.
1863503
That is correct, you'll need two sets. Fortunately, they're inexpensive and the sand to fill them from a home improvement store is too!
2097262
Yes, I had to drill through my top rail. I cant think of any way you could get around drilling. The result is 2 screw heads visible on the top of the rail. I just made sure the holes lined up perpendicular to the pool wall and they really arent noticable or bothersome. It's worth the tradeoff, ive had mine for 2 seasons now and they're great!
657166
You have to buy more. we have the same kind of pool. U need flexible 3 hoses 3 clamps and 2 screw on things to make the flex hose fit on the plump.
828261
They are 2 inch diameter verticle posts. I should also mentoin, you should keep the botton of the rail high enough off the pool surface water to avoid corrosion from pool chemicals.
199795
I contacted Iron Gym Customer Support via their 800 number. They said that they don't sell the foam grips. They offerred to sell me the entire bar for $9.99 plus $14.99 shipping. I did find some grips online at http://cart.easyeffort.com/index.php?main_page=index
2209118
Yes. I always buy these at Amazon, and keep a steady stock. Concrete pools and killer desert weather here in Las Vegas calls for at least two changes a year. When Amazon has a sale, I stock up. Pools in Vegas run year round. We do not put up for winter...that is not the practice here.
2198974
I received the "Universal" Kreepy Krauly (#360042- pleated seal- for Concrete, Vinyl, and Fiberglass pools). I am using it for an inground concrete pool and it works fine.
2266338
You may need two if your area is a wide range and has solid masonry or other type of construction. There may be a dead zone that you need to cover.
61948
good question. i will check tomorrow, but they didn't fit my last holes, had to have new holes core drilled. so not standard to all pools
1474076
Good Question. I got the 3 hole. Pretty sure that is what you would need. By the way. Do buy from optics planet for that rail. Call up Samson themselves. If you go through Optics Planet.com It will take about 2 to three months to get it.
665255
I had to look up the M.P.S.Spa. I think, I said think they would work fine on the exterior. Evidently you don't have a built in spa, no deck? If it sits on ground/earth, I'd suggest a wooden/cement platform to sit the plastic on. I'm not sure of top weight allowed, as there is no buffer of water. You certainly don't have to anchor it from floating. My best suggestion is to put a gate on it to prevent young children from going into it to tragedy. I'm very happy with these steps, in fact, just removed them from pool today, put away for winter. This is my first summer, they still look like new, no cracks or discoloration from sun. Good luck, Cathy I had to look up the M.P.S.Spa. I think, I said think they would work fine on the exterior. Evidently you don't have a built in spa, no deck? If it sits on ground/earth, I'd suggest a wooden/cement platform to sit the plastic on. I'm not sure of top weight allowed, as there is no buffer of water. You certainly don't have to anchor it from floating. My best suggestion is to put a gate on it to prevent young children from going into it to tragedy. I'm very happy with these steps, in fact, just removed them from pool today, put away for winter. This is my first summer, they still look like... » Read More I had to look up the M.P.S.Spa. I think, I said think they would work fine on the exterior. Evidently you don't have a built in spa, no deck? If it sits on ground/earth, I'd suggest a wooden/cement platform to sit the plastic on. I'm not sure of top weight allowed, as there is no buffer of water. You certainly don't have to anchor it from floating. My best suggestion is to put a gate on it to prevent young children from going into it to tragedy. I'm very happy with these steps, in fact, just removed them from pool today, put away for winter. This is my first summer, they still look like new, no cracks or discoloration from sun. Good luck, Cathy « Show Less
1212550
I agree, it would work. Sounds like you are only talking 2 maybe 3 posts, or 4 posts with gate, so this would be OK. Alternatively, one cheap bag of premix concrete per every two posts will also do the trick and easier to make plumb.
1609578
I have a 24 ft. round pool and I used 16 sections so I think 17 should do. Is the pool round or oval? If it is round count how many space between the supports there are and that will give the number you need. Don't forget to leave one space open for access to the pool?
1588060
I do not have a number for you, but you should have more than enough tubing. Measure twice cut one.
993017
You can buy a four ft extent ion at your pool store. That solved the problem for me.
2201671
Since they are corner ones you'll need 4. You will defintely need a few to fill gaps between the corners depending on the lengths of your sides