S.R. Smith 75-209-5876 epoxy kit with three 1/2 inch mounting bolts for diving board standsS.R. Smith Epoxy Kit With (3) 1/2" Bolts, 75-209-5876-SS In stock$41199
S.R. Smith 75-209-5876 epoxy kit with three 1/2 inch mounting bolts for diving board stands

S.R. Smith Epoxy Kit With (3) 1/2" Bolts, 75-209-5876-SS

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Quick overview

  • Epoxy and bolts together The kit pairs the anchoring epoxy with three 1/2 in. mounting bolts.
  • For Flyte Deck II stands Made for anchoring the S.R. Smith Flyte Deck II diving board stand.
  • Three bolts supplied The count the stand mounting pattern calls for.
  • Anchored, not just bolted Epoxy set anchors hold in concrete where an expansion anchor can work loose.
  • A safety critical joint A diving stand takes repeated shock load, so the anchor is not a place to improvise hardware.
  • Genuine S.R. Smith Sold as the factory kit for the stand.
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Product details

This is the S.R. Smith epoxy kit with three 1/2 in. mounting bolts, used to anchor a Flyte Deck II diving board stand to the pool deck.

What the kit does

The stand is only as solid as what holds it into the concrete. The kit supplies the anchoring epoxy along with the three 1/2 in. bolts the mounting pattern uses, so the hardware and the bond come from the same source rather than being pieced together at the hardware store.

Why the anchor matters

Every bounce on the board goes through the stand and into those bolts, over and over, for years. That is the reason a diving stand is set in epoxy rather than hung on expansion anchors. The epoxy bonds along the whole length of the bolt in the drilled hole and does not rely on friction that can relax.

Note on the part number

The kit appears under both 75-209-5876 and 75-209-5876-SS in the source data. Both refer to this epoxy kit with three bolts.

Specifications
Brand S.R. Smith
Manufacturer part number 75-209-5876-SS
Also listed as 75-209-5876
UPC 840671112882
Type Epoxy anchoring kit
Included (3) 1/2 inch mounting bolts
Fits S.R. Smith Flyte Deck II diving board stands
Shipping weight 4 lb
Ships Parcel

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What comes in the kit?
The anchoring epoxy and three 1/2 in. mounting bolts.
Which stand is it for?
The S.R. Smith Flyte Deck II diving board stand.
How many bolts do I get?
Three.
Why epoxy rather than a standard anchor?
A diving stand puts repeated shock load into the deck. Epoxy set anchors bond to the concrete along the full length of the bolt, so they hold where a mechanical anchor can loosen over time.
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