Would the poles fit in a hole that was drilled for a pool fence?
135434
I'm sorry I can't answer that. I suppose it depends on the size of the fence posts that the holes were drilled for. The pool is at my daughter's house so I can't measure it now. The product has worked for her though. She really likes it.
135435
I don't know what size a fence hole is,,,,, but I mounted the poles into a 2" end coupling, then screwed it to my deck... if u want pic's, send me your e-mail addy.......... Marty
2271531
I know what you mean. We have ours along a metal fence around our pool. I used three black heavy zip ties to secure the pole to the post. The posts are square sided, about 2" per side. I also used the bottom sections of the previous lamp posts for a little extra height (about a foot or so). We get apocalyptic force winds around our area so we need to secure them as much as possible. Other than that, they're very nice. Good luck.
1245479
I THINK it will. Tough to say without taking mine apart. The poles slide into each other and then you drill holes and secure them at that length with screws. My spa is 7'6" square, so yours is 20" longer in one dimension than mine. That means that the poles have to be half that much longer than mine, or 10", and still leave enough to secure. I am pretty sure there is that much left. You could purchase it, and slide them together without drilling them to measure...Be aware that I DID have to modify mine to fit a little, as the studs in the sides were not where they should be, but a little lower, so I had to trim the vertical pipes about 1" to clear my deck when I open the cover. I THINK it will. Tough to say without taking mine apart. The poles slide into each other and then you drill holes and secure them at that length with screws. My spa is 7'6" square, so yours is 20" longer in one dimension than mine. That means that the poles have to be half that much longer than mine, or 10", and still leave enough to secure. I am pretty sure there is that much left. You could purchase it, and slide them together without drilling them to measure...Be aware that I DID have to modify mine to fit a little, as the studs in the sides were not where they... » Read More I THINK it will. Tough to say without taking mine apart. The poles slide into each other and then you drill holes and secure them at that length with screws. My spa is 7'6" square, so yours is 20" longer in one dimension than mine. That means that the poles have to be half that much longer than mine, or 10", and still leave enough to secure. I am pretty sure there is that much left. You could purchase it, and slide them together without drilling them to measure...Be aware that I DID have to modify mine to fit a little, as the studs in the sides were not where they should be, but a little lower, so I had to trim the vertical pipes about 1" to clear my deck when I open the cover. « Show Less
471715
I bought a generic, standard pool pole. I don't remember the particular dimensions. Sorry.
560934
I would think so, you could drill holes into the deck, then insert the sleeves into the deck then slot the poles into the sleeves.
1104701
Probably so if the pole fits snuggly into the hole and does not end up to low near the surface of the water. We used the holes for our protective fencing around the outside of the pool edge last year. This year we drilled a hole and used the metal fitting that came with the pole about three feet from the waters edge and it works beautifully. I use my tether daily and am really happy with it. Just make sure you have enough space from the umbrella footing to the end of the pool otherwise you will hit the wall with your fingers. That is why we ended up drilling our new hole three foot back from the edge of the pool. Dayna Probably so if the pole fits snuggly into the hole and does not end up to low near the surface of the water. We used the holes for our protective fencing around the outside of the pool edge last year. This year we drilled a hole and used the metal fitting that came with the pole about three feet from the waters edge and it works beautifully. I use my tether daily and am really happy with it. Just make sure you have enough space from the umbrella footing to the end of the pool otherwise you will hit the wall with your fingers. That is why we ended up drilling our new hole three foot back... » Read More Probably so if the pole fits snuggly into the hole and does not end up to low near the surface of the water. We used the holes for our protective fencing around the outside of the pool edge last year. This year we drilled a hole and used the metal fitting that came with the pole about three feet from the waters edge and it works beautifully. I use my tether daily and am really happy with it. Just make sure you have enough space from the umbrella footing to the end of the pool otherwise you will hit the wall with your fingers. That is why we ended up drilling our new hole three foot back from the edge of the pool. Dayna « Show Less
2087839
They will if you have a hole near the bottom of the pole that allows you to use the pin that comes with the bags. Consider drilling a hole to fit the pins if one does not presently exist.
1100568
These poles will take a variety of ways to accept another attachment. If your pool tool uses a screw in type attachment I will say definitely yes. There are also these square insert type ways that I do not know the technical term for. With the square inserts you just push your square in and then twist. Sorry I am not better with technical terms I hope that this helps.
1794712
It could be. But there is no hole access. You would need to be a little creative on attaching the pole.
347501
Thhis comes with special connectors that connect to the pool.you should be able to get adapters to fit.
2144286
The net we purchased worked great. I already had preformed holes in my concrete so the poles just fit right into the existing holes. Sorry I can't be of more help.
2144285
Yes. I have a cement deck and I had the pool builder make holes in the cement and install the brass cups for the volleyball posts. They have to be grounded, like any metal fixture in the pool. (Ladders, rails, etc.)
364405
I think it would be... honestly, all you do to fit it is cut off either side leaving the main rope etc. intact. Our pool is 15 feet across and it was too big to just wrap the excess around the poles so we cut it all off. Be very careful where you are cutting though, make sure you don't cut the very side pieces off or any of the "tackle" that holds the net tight.
1741689
Probably not. Unless you have cement pads that are as high as the pool walls.
1710647
Yes. I think it is assumed you would have the pole and hose. The pole is pretty much standard as is the hose--available online or in any pool supply store. rb
546062
You would have to carefully drill those holes, but the plastic is definitely sturdy enough to do this. Good idea!!!
823897
No, the poles slide into preset holes that were installed with the concrete. Please note that the ProVolly poles are smaller in diameter than the standard preset holes.