How to Install a Handrail for the Pool- Complete Installation

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Title: A Step-by-Step Guide to Installing a Handrail Beside the Pool
Installing a handrail beside your pool not only enhances safety but also adds a touch of style to your backyard oasis. In this step-by-step guide, we will walk you through the process of effortlessly installing a poolside handrail.
By following this step-by-step guide, you can easily install a handrail beside your pool, providing added safety and aesthetic appeal. Remember to double-check local regulations and guidelines for poolside installations. With the right tools, quality parts, and attention to detail, your poolside handrail installation will be a rewarding and successful project
Here is a summary of the key steps from the video:
- The installer is showing how to install a handrail for a pool using a core drill, concrete, and anchors.
- They drill holes using a core drill with a 3-inch bit, adding water to keep the bit lubricated. They stop if they hit any rebar.
- Smaller holes are then drilled with a 1 1/4 inch bit to accommodate anchors.
- A ground/bonding wire is attached inside one hole by chipping away concrete to find rebar.
- The handrail is assembled and fit into the holes. Concrete is mixed and poured around the anchors to fill the holes and secure the rail.
- Concrete is packed in carefully to avoid air gaps then the installers check for levelness before adding the final concrete and cleaning up.
- After a few hours to dry, rail installation is complete, though they recommend waiting overnight before use.
- The core drill and bit sizes are listed for reference in installing the pool handrail.

[@skpcx]

Add some masking tape to the hand rail and cement patio to make clean up a little easier and help avoid "staining" cement patio with cement used to fill in voids.

[@brendamaxfield]

Very well done video.

[@Pool-guy]

Thank you!

[@jimmarkowski7998]

Was core bit rig stable enough if you drill slow? Worried about rig moving while drilling

[@Pool-guy]

Getting it started is the only time it seems unstable. I compensate by standing on the base to hold it in place

[@josuesierra5568]

Where you got the machine to make the whole? Do you have the link?

[@Pool-guy]

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[@slevinkelevra5540]

Aww man

[@dyerfred]

When you core the hole, we typically use a large amount of plumbers putty and make a ring around the coring bit and it keeps it cool without all the mess and water and concrete particles from flying all over. Just a thought.

[@Pool-guy]

Thanks for the tip, I have never heard that before.

[@mauriapombo7492]

Do you have to ground both anchors or one ?

[@Pool-guy]

One is sufficient as the handrail is a all one piece and contacting either anchor would work

[@myboy051]

How much should one expect to have this exact job done by a contractor?

[@Pool-guy]

We charge 425 plus the handrail I’d say that’s middle of the road for price

[@dannyplunkett6426]

How do you connect the copper wire to the rebar?

[@Pool-guy]

I use a clamp made to connect wire to a rod

[@Pool-guy]

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[@Pool-guy]

Here is a quick video of the connectors kzbin.infoNZHjEoW7qd8?feature=share

[@Pool-guy]

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[@JoseFReyes-xs1hz]

What if there is no rebar?

[@Pool-guy]

If you can’t find any in the holes you made, it would be best to contact an electrician and have them make a binding connection. Here is a good article explaining grounding and bonding. blog.royalswimmingpools.com/understanding-bonding-and-grounding-for-swimming-pool-equipment

[@alejandrov932]

Website of the handrail itself?

[@Pool-guy]

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[@rodneysammons5544]

Monkey bars for pool.

[@Pool-guy]

And you can bet they will get used as monkey bars.

[@frankbottiglieri9793]

I think your onto something new