Installation Manual

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Rail-IM Rev. 7/16 (RBK-RAIL INSTALL)

RAIL AND LADDER INSTALLATION

AND MAINTENANCE GUIDE

Page 2: New Construction Installation of bronze or plastic

in-deck Anchor Sockets

(sold separately)

Page 2-3: Retrofit Installation of bronze or plastic in-deck

Anchor Sockets

(sold separately)

Page 3: Special After Market Deck Top Mounted Rail

and Ladder Installation

Page 3: Permanent Concrete Installation

Page 4: Caring for your Inter-Fab Rails and Ladders

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Sample rail styles shown above. Your actual rail design may differ. Not to scale.

Summary of content (4 pages)

PAGE 1
RAIL AND LADDER INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE GUIDE Sample rail styles shown above. Your actual rail design may differ. Not to scale.
PAGE 2
INTER-FAB BRONZE OR PLASTIC ANCHOR SOCKET INSTALLATION (IN DECK) NEW CONSTRUCTION INSTALLATION USING IN DECK ANCHOR SOCKETS: Installing Anchors in the Deck Determine the correct positioning of each product around the pool. Confirm the maximum/minimum distance from water’s edge and the correct span between anchors if using two for installation. • First inspect the anchors for defects or missing pieces. • For plastic anchors make sure the bonding screw is flush with the inside of the anchor.
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IN DECK RETROFIT INSTALLATION USING IN DECK ANCHOR SOCKETS (CONT.) • Fill area around the anchor with mixture. • Make sure the top edge of the anchor is flush with the concrete surface. • Check that the anchor is level and plumb – critical for proper installation of product. • Allow the concrete or epoxy to fully cure prior to installing product. Figure 2 If the depth of the existing concrete is less than the required 5” depth, remove the fill material below the concrete to obtain 6” depth.
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INTER-FAB RAIL CARE Stainless Steel: Inter-Fab manufactures pool ladders and rails in 304 or 316L Stainless Steel. These grades of stainless are fairly impervious to swimming pool water that is in balance. However, unbalanced water chemistry and stray electrical current can cause stains and/or rust. Other possible causes are improper electrical grounding, indoor environment, administering chemicals near the rail or ladder, storing your rails and ladders near chemicals, etc.