you do you get to install it? And is this style stronger than the one with a brace attached at the bottom?
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Advise installing this handrail using (Swim Time NE1244 Bronze Anchor for In-Ground Pool Handrail) you can search amazon for these anchors. You need to use a core drill to drill two holes (about 4" dia.) put your anchors in place and pour a cement anchor product to secure them. Handrail can be pushed into anchors and locked by tightening the bolts located in the anchor. When anchors are cast in place you will have the sturdiest handrail possible.
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No I was redoing my concrete so it was easy as I got the metal inserts that were set in the pouring area these rails just slide in and you tighten the clamps do not ever drain your pool my boo boo
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Hi Pam: I installed it myslf. I had a concrete deck and cut out a 12 by 6 inch area, placed both anchoring brakets per diagram and leveled it, poured quickret. After drying several days placed bar ends in brakets band tightned screws. Very-very strong. It's stronger than the one with brace at bottom which is only held with screws. The hole in the deck id about 8 inches deep so the foot print braket mount is much stronger than just screws. Hope this helps. Mo
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I purchased 2 surface mount base such as tke SB-3. Because I could not find them in silver, I painted them silver.It comes with the hardware but you will need a 1/2 inch masonary bit to drill the mounting holes for base.The rail than slips in the flange base and you are in business. I also drilled a hole in the side of the flange base and installed a stainless steel metal screw in the side of each flange to keep it from moving side to side. Installation took about 45 minutes and is extremely strong. My wife and I are both 65 and found it hard getting out of the pool. This makes it easy to get in and out I purchased 2 surface mount base such as tke SB-3. Because I could not find them in silver, I painted them silver.It comes with the hardware but you will need a 1/2 inch masonary bit to drill the mounting holes for base.The rail than slips in the flange base and you are in business. I also drilled a hole in the side of the flange base and installed a stainless steel metal screw in the side of each flange to keep it from moving side to side. Installation took about 45 minutes and is extremely strong. My wife and I are both 65 and found it hard getting out of the pool. This makes... » Read More I purchased 2 surface mount base such as tke SB-3. Because I could not find them in silver, I painted them silver.It comes with the hardware but you will need a 1/2 inch masonary bit to drill the mounting holes for base.The rail than slips in the flange base and you are in business. I also drilled a hole in the side of the flange base and installed a stainless steel metal screw in the side of each flange to keep it from moving side to side. Installation took about 45 minutes and is extremely strong. My wife and I are both 65 and found it hard getting out of the pool. This makes it easy to get in and out « Show Less
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Had it installed about two years ago. Must be grounded to deck rebar. Cost about $100.00 to install. Very happy with it.
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I installed it myself. Rented a drill to go through the coping and deck.. Extremely strong and a necessary help for a 75 and 80 year old couple.
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Our pool attendant installed, this is for spa. We bought one years ago same model, for entry into pool. It is sturdy and strong easy for everybody to use, children, adults etc. I think installation does include drilling an area into cement to accommodate erection then cementing finished job, for proper answers should consult with pool folk and or supplier
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We installed it the one with the brace would be much better for a lot of activity
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No, put one side first. Put in the bar and then put the second bracket with the bar loose but in it. Then screw the bar correctly
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It comes with the standard mounting base or you can purchase a taller one....This thing is worth every penny....
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You can install it either way! One side is flat and one is more rounded. Just got mine and love it. Wayyy bigger than I anticipated but that's a good thing :)
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Yes. I think it is held on by Velcro. It's been a while since I put it together but I do remember having to install it.
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Nope. It's built in. That's part of what makes it sturdier than other models.
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Yes - at least the one I have you can - it has a built in bracket on the side.
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I do not have a direct answer to your question but I can say that this brace did not work for us. We had to have a custom, wooden brace made and installed. The contractor also made the door less wide so that there was less chance that the door would pull down and become out of sync with the lock.
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No. its was fairly easy to install and stays in place. It didn't seem like it would but it is stable.
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It does seem pretty strong. You just need to be sure that the bottom is fully extended.
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Both. The rubber runners on the bottom make attaching almost unnecessary but there is a large hooking device if you want to feel more secure. Great seat, better than any we have ever had.
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It comes with a pair of brackets....depending if you wish to mount permanently or not.
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It comes with a bracket and a bolt attached. Also included is a nut and lock washer. You will have to drill a hole for the bolt.
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The only difference is HELLA-003399803 says "With bracket" and HELLA-003399801 does not specify. They are the exact same and both come with mounting bracekts. You will be happy with either.
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No, the bracket just screws to the existing rail on your bed. Takes two minutes to install and works like a charm.
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No. It is secured with a screw system. It is very stable. I have not had any concerns about.
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Hello, Yes this will come with the brackets and whatever you need to install it.