S.R. Smith 68-209-8362 Flyte-Deck II Stand with 6-Foot Frontier III Diving Board, White

The instructions read to drill 4.5 inches down. If I did that I would not have had enough thread to fully catch the nuts. I put the hardware together and slipped through the base, then marked them. I drilled to that depth and followed all other directions. The take-up of the lock and flat washers are significant plus the depth of the nut itself. Besides that awesome replacement and awesome anchor kit (bought separately for about $220).

A great replacement product.

The media could not be loaded. I rarely write reviews, and even more rarely negative reviews but this zero bounce is almost dangerous. People anticipate a board that will flex, this doesn’t so it’s jarring to the body when it doesn’t. Very disappointed because with the price tag, and effort to install now we’ll have to uninstall, repackage, send back and find a better board with spring, wait for new board and then reinstall. What a hassle. Now I see others have the same feedback. Wish I would’ve read the reviews more closely.

We were looking for a jump board for our 18x38 10 foot deep pool. Everyone loves it! Easy to set up and the mounts were easy to put in our concrete. The only complaint is the board gets very dirty and I even tried to pressure wash it and bleach and doesn’t clean . Still 5 stars for the price we paid.

Haven’t used it yet but they installed it easily and looks good! Saved almost $1K by buying the base and board together on Amazon and only having to pay for installation.

The only issue I have with the board is it seems really stiff. 150 lb person means it'll only give about 4". Not sure if it will loosen up or not.

The board and stand were to replace an old existing board. Unfortunately there was no option to purchase a replacement system of anchor bolts. The bolts furnished were welded together in a triangle pattern which was made to be installed before the pool deck was completed. The only way to use it was to remove a section of the pool deck, install the bolt rig and repour a section of the deck. After the new stand arrived I found they did offer another anchor system for $200 extra that could be used when the deck was already in place. I wish they had made that clear before I paid for the unusable anchor system. Rather than pay an additional $200 for 3 bolts and some high strength epoxy I cut off & ground down the rebar they had welded to the bolts. I bought a tube of high strength anchoring epoxt at Lowe's and used the bolts for a total extra cost of $25.00 total.

Amazing seller. Board arrived with concealed damage. Seller worked quickly to set up return and shipped replacement amazingly fast. Highly recommend!