S.R. Smith AS-100B 4" Bronze Anchor Socket (1.90" OD) – Wedge Style for Pool Rails & Ladders The S.R. Smith AS-100B is a 4" deep cast bronze anchor socket designed to secure pool handrails and ladders that use 1.90" outside diameter (OD) tubing. It uses a wedge-and-bolt style clamp to hold the rail firmly in place and includes a 1/4-20 UNC grounding/bonding screw for code-compliant bonding when required. Key Features Part Number: AS-100B Anchor depth: 4" socket (deck mounted) Fits tubing: 1.90" OD rails/ladders/handrails Material: Cast bronze anchor body (corrosion resistant) Locking style: Bronze wedge with bolt/washer clamp system Bonding point: 1/4-20 UNC grounding/bonding screw included Recommended for: Pool rails and ladders using 1.90" OD tubing What’s Included Bronze anchor socket (4" deep) Bronze wedge Washer and bolt (for wedge clamp) 1/4-20 UNC grounding/bonding screw Compatibility Notes Measure your rail/ladder tubing before ordering: this anchor is for 1.90" OD tubing. If your rail is 1.50" OD, you will need a different anchor size. For thick decks or special installs, confirm required socket depth and local code requirements. Related Products Search: AS-100B (check if this exact anchor is listed in our catalog) Search: AS-100P (Universal Plastic Anchor) (alternative anchor style for 1.90" OD rails; includes spacer/cap depending on model) Search: S.R. Smith Escutcheons (deck trim covers for anchor sockets) Search: 1.90" Pool Handrails (Figure-4 rails, stair rails, grab rails, and more) Search: 1.90" Pool Ladders (in-ground ladders that commonly use 1.90" anchors) Search: Bonding Lugs / Bonding Hardware (bonding accessories often used with rails and anchors, depending on installation) Shop: S.R. Smith (browse more rails, ladders, anchors, and replacement parts) Installation & Maintenance Tips Set anchors plumb: A square, level anchor reduces rail wobble and deck stress. Wedge orientation: Install the wedge so it clamps the rail securely and evenly when tightened. Bonding: Use the included grounding/bonding screw as required by local electrical code. Keep drain path clear: If your installation uses a drain hole below the anchor, keep it clear to reduce standing water and corrosion. Seasonal checks: Re-check rail tightness periodically, especially after heavy use or freeze/thaw cycles.
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