Did you know?

• Less than 5% of diving accidents occur on diving boards in residential swimming pools
• Over 95% of diving accidents result from dives attempted from the sides of a swimming pool
• A diving board establishes a designated diving area thereby creating a naturally safe diving area

The Hartford Insurance Company came to these conclusions when it actually lowered its liability insurance rates to pool owners with diving boards:

• Not having a diving board will not eliminate diving.
• A diving board allows the pool owner to designate where the diving area is.
• Diving accidents in swimming pools are almost always the result of dives into shallow water with no diving board involved.

Our Manufacturer will provide a one million dollar liability insurance policy to any pool owner who purchases a diving board or pool slide which has been properly installed by a certified installer such as The Pool Chemist.

The Pool Chemist is a certified diving board installer who will take all regulations and specifications into consideration when selecting and installing the proper diving board or slide for your pool.

Pool dimensions Shape of your pool Board or slide length Board or slide overhang Required splash-down area Volume of use Target audience

Your diving board can be anchored to your concrete deck simply by drilling holes into which threaded bolts are anchored with epoxy which is ten times stronger than concrete and adheres to concrete with a bond that is many times stronger than concrete will bond to itself.

Your diving board can be anchored over pavers etc. by temporarily removing the pavers and placing concrete footing beneath.