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NHDOLFAN

07-22-2008 04:12 PM

diving board

I am looking for a diving board and base for my cottage on the island. I was thinking that a 6' one would suit us. Does anyone have one at their home and if so any suggestions would be great. If someone has a board and base in good condition, please let me know.

Rattlesnake Gal

07-23-2008 09:11 AM

Diving Board

I do not have a diving board, but would love one. Is a permit needed to put one on a dock?

KonaChick

07-23-2008 09:38 AM

I don't think a permit is needed for one on your dock however it might make your homeowners policy go up a little. We'd love to put one on our raft.

Sman	07-23-2008 02:25 PM

diving board

have you checked craigslist?

NHDOLFAN

07-23-2008 02:29 PM

Yes. Most boards are located in Mass, which is to far to drive.

rander7823

07-24-2008 12:00 PM

Diving boards

Quote:

Originally Posted by KonaChick (Post 77004)

I don't think a permit is needed for one on your dock however it might make your homeowners policy go up a little. We'd love to put one on our raft.

My insurance agent told me that Travelers would drop me if I put a diving board on my pool....not sure if that might be different on a lake.

Make sure you can get coverage before

wildwoodfam

07-25-2008 07:17 PM

Good point ,,,, check with insurance.

A lot of companies will drop you (or jack up your premmiums!) if you place a diving board on a dock or float (property) or if you introduce one of those inflatible bouncing water trampolines to your waterfront. Even slides off a dock can create an increase in premium as well! Anything that "invites" a higher risk is trouble and expensive!:rolleye1:

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