Swimming Pool Handrail for Inground Pools, Pool Safety Handrails with All Accessories, 304 Stainless Steel, Silver
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Swimming Pool Handrail for Inground Pools, Pool Safety Handrails with All Accessories, 304 Stainless Steel, Silver
- Pool Handrail Information: Size: 18.5 x 31.5 inch / 47 x 80 cm (L x H), Tube Diameter: 1.7 inch / 4.2 cm, Tube Thickness: 0.04 inch /1 mm, Finish: polished finish, Load Capacity: 440 lbs/200 kg.
- Stainless Steel: Our pool stair hand rail are made of high-strength 304 stainless steel, which shows great performance in rust resistance and no deformation. Meanwhile, its polished surface delivers aesthetic beauty and decorates your pool nicely.
- Stability Structure: The swimming pool handrail made of stainless steel provides excellent bearing capacity. The ergonomically curved pool handrails are easy for people to grip with their hands and do not slip easily.
- Easy to Mount: The pool entry rail features ultra simple design that only requires you to mount the pool railing on the ground using the screws provided. These screws will make the handrail be fixed more firmly, so you can use it with more confidence.
- Wide Application: Designed to help you get in and out of the pool safely. Suitable for private swimming pools, large swimming pools, indoor and outdoor swimming pools swimming pools with steps, sloped entrances, spas, hot tubs, water parks and more.
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