S.R.Smith 67-209-911-SS-PG Residential Diving Board Mounting Kit, Pewter Gray

A reviewer also pointed out that the price is too high for what is offered. There are plastic screws and screws made of stainless steel at the store and you will pay $30 for them. It ended up being cheaper for me to purchase separate stainless steel nuts instead of using the brass ones provided in It is stated in the instructions that antiseptics should be used Compound used to seize. What they charge for this product, they might as well have included that in a little small package. Each bolt has a length of 4 inches. They measure about 5 inches, including the head of the bolt. My originals were longer, but with these the nut was flush with the end of the bolt. The bottom cap is a nice addition. There was no such feature on my old set. It was a much easier process to install the new hardware than to remove In order to assist others, I am providing the following information, which is not related to the product ordered That was no easy task to get rid of the old ones. It was around the age of eight. After struggling with the nut for a while, I decided to use a reciprocating sawzall with a metal blade to remove it. It was a challenge because I couldn't get to the bold above the nut, so essentially I cut the bolt and nut together. It was still difficult to remove the old bolts even after cutting off the nuts. For pushing the old rusty bolts up, I used a small car jack with a 3 inch socket extender (think heavy metal tube) on top of the jack. The bolts were still stuck in the board after I pried the diving board off the base. I had to turn the diving board over and hammer out the old bolts. In addition to applying silicone sealant to the new bolt going through top of board as well as to the plastic cap on top, I glued some metal bracket under the nut. This was a good idea, I hope. According to my assumption, it will keep the There was no way I could tell if the old bolts were stainless steel or not because they were so rusted. Rust had reduced the diameter of the part that was inside the board quite a bit. Who knows how long it would have lasted had it not rusted.

Finn Stein

| Mar 12, 2021

Going cheap for the bolt served no purpose. Seeing that I had to purchase the whole kit despite not needing anything more than the bolts, I bit the bullet. It's not right. I didn't have any chance of getting the rusted bolt out of the white surface mounts, because I had no way to do it. As well as the underboard bolt caps, both of them were In addition, all rubber washers were compressed or warped in various ways. In general, it is useless. I only re-did one part of the article A pair of nuts and metal washers worked for this Due to rust, I used that within the flyte deck since the two nuts on that side were Therefore, I ended up making use of all of the parts It turned out to be a good buy. I only gave it four stars because it should be in the 30-buck range, not 50 bucks.

Ian Petty

| Sep 15, 2020

The bolt on our diving board snapped in two from my brother using it one summer, so we haven't been able to use it for the past 5 years. This diving board must also be 30 years old since the house is 30 years old. The correct part took us some time to find since we had no idea what to look for. Anyway, it seems to be the right part and it fits well. All the old bolts, which were also snapped in the process, were replaced by Hubby while removing the car. Our kids are very excited to be able to leap off the diving board this summer, and it has seen a lot of use.

Alana Jordan

| Mar 27, 2021

I used it to fix a late-arriving message Despite its age, it worked, although I had to buy a silver washer from a hardware store in order to use the washer that came with it. Suddenly, I wasn't sure what size to use, so I just needed a smaller diameter, which was just Unlike others who are critical of the price, I agree that only some bolts and plastic parts are included in the price. According to the instructions, you should also use an anti-bacterial product I think it should have been included in the price if it was anti-seize compound. event, the product seems to work fine, and the bolts seem to be very sturdy. When it's time for this to be replaced again, I hope to have sold the house!.

Noah Cohen

| May 10, 2021

I agree with some of the others who have reviewed previously that it is overpriced, however, you don't have to go to multiple sites to get it Export and import There are offsets. My original bolts looked so much like the ones shown in the pictures below, so I ordered this kit since it had everything I needed A large portion of the switch had become heavily rusted and needed to be removed. As well, I replaced the 1/2" brass nuts with stainless steel as well as bought some anti-rust sealant Compound used to seize. I found the product to be very satisfactory in all aspects.

Marshall McCullough

| Jan 30, 2021

In spite of trying to replace the bolts on a very old diving board (30yrs), I was able to find a kit that could do the job. It ended up costing me several dollars to replace the bolts from Lowe's since they were about a half inch too short. Now that I see that you can buy the plastic parts here, I would order the plastic inserts and buy the hardware somewhere else if I had to do it again. You get a lot less value for the cost with this product.

Collins WALLIS

| Jan 17, 2021

Our second issue was that the washers wouldn't fit under the board, so we had to purchase replacement (This could not be returned, as my husband threw away the packaging.

Jake Drake

| Apr 10, 2021

The product was as described. The hardware, with the exception of the brass nuts, is stainless steel and complete sets of plastic caps and covers are included. It was only the price that kept me from giving this product a five-star rating. It only takes a few minutes to install the new hardware once the old hardware has been removed.

Major HILTON

| Jan 19, 2021