Anchors and related parts are commonly made from cast aluminum and high‑impact polymer or plastic. Fasteners and bolt kits are typically stainless steel.
Many flanges are sized for a 1.5‑inch diameter rail. Some anchor sockets are made to accept rails with a 1.9‑inch outside diameter.
Align the pre‑drilled flange holes with the deck mounting points, then secure the flange or rail using the specified bolts through those holes into the anchors or sockets.
Common flange dimensions are listed at about 3.3 inches wide by 2.4 inches high, with a 1.5‑inch diameter opening.
Durability comes from heavy‑duty cast aluminum construction and high‑impact polymer exteriors—materials noted for resisting UV, salt, pool chemicals, and general weather exposure.
Some sets include anchor socket winter covers; socket covers are also sold in 2‑packs to protect sockets from dirt, ice, and debris when ladders or rails are removed.
Replacement bolt kits are listed with 6 bolts, 6 nuts, and 6 washers, intended to service or install up to three ladder steps.
Yes — some anchor sockets include a grounding terminal designed for installations with steel rails or other conductive materials.