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tting onto Existing Deck
New Construction
• Core drill a minimum 4” diameter hole for a standard bronze or 5” diameter hole for a universal anchor at least ½”
deeper than the anchor depth.
• Clean and completely dry the hole with a pipe cleaner and shop vacuum.
• Ensure that the drain hole at the bottom of the anchor is not plugged to prevent corrosion.
Refer to Figure below.
• Set anchor flush with deck, with wedge oriented away from pool.
Refer to Figure below.
• Bond anchor to existing rebar in deck.
Make sure to follow NEC or local building codes.
• Use either epoxy or compression cement with a minimum of 3,000 PSI. Epoxy or cement not included.
• Allow epoxy or cement to cure per manufacturer’s instructions.
• Set anchor flush with the deck, with wedge oriented away from pool.
Refer to Figure below.
• Bond anchor to rebar in deck.
Make sure to follow NEC or local building codes.
• Pour concrete with minimum compression strength of 3,000 PSI. Concrete not included.
• Allow cement to cure per manufacturer’s instructions.
• Install the ladder or rail into the anchor.
How to Install your NEW S.R.Smith Handrail or Ladder
Replacing an Existing Rail
• Measure existing rail dimensions. See “Getting the Right Fit” below.
• Determine your replacement rail.
• Remove existing ladder or rail from anchors by untightening the wedge.
• Install new ladder or rail into existing anchors.
GETTING THE RIGHT FIT
When measuring your current rail for a
replacement, take the following measurements.
Download our rail identificaion guide at www.srsmith.com/railid
ARTISAN RAIL MODEL
EASILY REPLACES
Artisan Hand Rail
Artisan Stair Rail
Artisan Ladder
Figure 4
24” 3-Step Ladder
5’ 2-Bend or
5’ 3-Bend Stair Rails
Artisan Deck-Mounted
Stair Rail
Artisan Deck-Mounted
Hand Rail
DMS-100, 101,
102 & 103
Deck Mounted Rail
50-902