Waterway 540-6707 gray concrete volleyball and umbrella pole holderWaterway Concrete Volleyball/Umbrella Pole Holder, Gray, 540-6707 In stock$2799
Waterway 540-6707 gray concrete volleyball and umbrella pole holder

Waterway Concrete Volleyball/Umbrella Pole Holder, Gray, 540-6707

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Quick overview

  • Set into concrete Designed to be inserted into a concrete slab rather than surface mounted.
  • Two uses Takes a volleyball net pole or a deck umbrella pole in the same anchor.
  • Gray finish Neutral gray, close to the look of a plain concrete deck.
  • Permanent anchor Once the slab cures the holder stays put, so the pole goes in and out at will.
  • Nothing left standing Pull the pole and the deck is clear, with only the sleeve behind.
  • Waterway part Factory part number 540-6707.
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Product details

The Waterway 540-6707 is a gray pole holder for volleyball and umbrella poles, made to be set into a concrete pool deck.

How it works

The holder is a sleeve that ends up embedded in the slab, with its opening flush at deck level. Drop a volleyball net pole in for the afternoon, or an umbrella pole on a hot day, and pull it back out when you are done. Nothing has to be weighted, staked or moved out of the way afterward.

Installation note

Waterway lists this as an insert for concrete, so the straightforward version of the job is setting it during a pour. Adding one to an existing deck means coring an opening and grouting the holder in, which most owners hand to a deck contractor rather than tackle themselves.

Specifications
Brand Waterway
Manufacturer part number 540-6707
UPC 806105099129
Type Volleyball and umbrella pole holder
Color Gray
Installation Inserted into a concrete slab
Shipping weight 0.55 lb
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How does it install?
It is designed to be inserted into a concrete slab, so it is set during the pour or into a core drilled and grouted opening. It is not a surface mount base.
Can it hold an umbrella as well as a volleyball pole?
Yes. It is listed for both.
Can I add one to a finished deck?
It has to end up embedded in concrete. On an existing slab that means coring an opening and grouting the holder in, which is a job worth handing to a deck contractor.
What color is it?
Gray.
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