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Swimming Pool Diving Boards

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Swimming pool diving boards and slides can make your backyard pool a mini water park for your family and friends.

That's why you need good information and tips when you get your next residential or commercial swimming pool diving board, or Spring Board as some may call them.

This accessory should be considered a long term and high quality investment to suite your particular needs and wants. It should give you many years of trouble-free service and add enjoyment to your swimming pool. Sometime diving boards are sold separately from the stands so be careful when you order.

You may need the whole thing but just get the board. And that’s not a bad think if you’re going to use it for surfing.

Things To Look For In A Swimming Pool Diving Boards

When looking for a diving board, you’ll need to ask yourself a few questions:

  • How will it be used?
  • There are residential and commercial boards so be sure you get the right one.

  • Light to moderate use is best for residential pool owners
  • How big do you want to go: 6’, 8’, 10’, or 12’? Which one would best fit your pool and deck?
  • Acrylic outer-body, non-skid sanded tread, and holes for easy installation
  • Strong deck mount
  • Normally a 3-5 year warranty. A good one should stand up to bad Winters and hot Summers
  • Is your swimming pool a salt pool? You can get a diving board just for salt water swimming pools, so you can say no to corrosion.


  • Types And Prices

    There are as many styles and colors of boards. This list will get you started in the right direction.

    The prices go up as the color get a little darker or more intricate, so white will be less expensive than silver-grey or pewter with matching tread.

    See, I told you there’s a lot from which to choose.

    Size Price
    6’ Fibre-Dive $320-$410
    8’ Fibre-Dive $400-$540
    10' Fibre-Dive $600-$735
    Supreme Base w/ Jig $300
    Fibre-Dive Flyte Deck/Combo Board and Stand Price
    6’ Flyte Deck Combo $630-$790
    6’ Flyte Deck Combo $700-$970
    6’ Flyte Deck Combo $940-$1200

    Out of all the boards available, the one best for you is, well, you’re choice. Just remember the most important factor concerning your swimming pool, swimming safety. Don’t allow the emotion of buying a new diving board get in the way of common sense and safety.

    Have fun and swim a long time.

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