S.R. Smith 6FT Fibre-Dive Diving Board White 66209266S21

S.R. Smith 6FT Fibre-Dive Diving Board White 66209266S21

Bring classic diving fun and clean, modern style to your backyard with the S.R. Smith 6FT Fibre-Dive Diving Board in radiant white. Ideal for light to moderate use on residential in-ground pools, this board blends safety, durability, and a sleek look that complements almost any pool design.

Key Features & Benefits

• SureFoot-style non-slip tread (embossed acrylic surface) provides excellent grip to help reduce slips when the board is wet.
• Constructed with laminated wood runners encased in fiberglass for a strong, flexible feel and a comfortable spring.
• Durable acrylic outer shell resists fading, marring, and everyday wear, keeping the bright white finish looking fresh season after season.
• Designed for residential in-ground pools and rated for users up to 250 lbs, making it perfect for family fun.
• Pre-drilled with two mounting holes (12" on center) for quick installation on compatible S.R. Smith Flyte-Deck II and U-Frame stands.
• Includes stainless steel mounting hardware for corrosion resistance and long-lasting performance around chlorinated and saltwater pools.
• Low-maintenance, easy-to-clean surface helps you keep your pool area looking neat with minimal effort.

Specifications

• Brand: S.R. Smith
• Model: Fibre-Dive residential diving board
• Part number: 66209266S21 (often referenced as 66-209-266S2-1)
• Length: 6 feet
• Width: Approximately 18"–20" (residential standard diving board width)
• Color: Radiant white
• Core construction: Dual laminated wood runners encased in fiberglass
• Top surface: Embossed, color-fast, non-slip acrylic tread
• Weight capacity: Up to 250 lbs

Compatibility: For residential in-ground pools using S.R. Smith Flyte-Deck II or U-Frame stands (always match board and stand per manufacturer guidelines)

Important safety reminder: Always verify that your pool meets or exceeds the minimum water depth and envelope requirements for this specific board and stand combination. Using an incorrect board, stand, or pool configuration can result in serious injury or death—consult a qualified pool professional if you’re unsure.