Manufacturer
PADDOCK POOL EQUIPMENT COMPANYEZ Set II starting platform with rear-mounted design and 18 in or 24 in setback options.
Available resources
6
4 public · 2 restricted
Variants
4
Variant options available
CAD / BIM
2
CAD/BIM resources
Specifications
4
Specs, submittals, and PDFs
Product context
Paddock EZ Set II starting platform with stainless steel construction, rear-mounted platform design, side step assembly, lane markers, backstroke bar, non-skid surface, and 18 in or 24 in setback options.
Manufacturer-supplied information
Verify project-critical dimensions, ratings, code compliance, and revision status before construction or procurement.
Configuration workspace
Select a configuration, verify its published facts, and use the files tied to that exact model.
Step 1
Compare variants
Review the specs that actually change between models.
Step 2
Select a project fit
Pick the variant that matches flow, size, connection, or installation needs.
Step 3
Use matching resources
Download public files or request restricted drawings tied to that selection.
Key selection criteria
Engineering comparison
Showing the specs that meaningfully separate the visible configurations.
| Specification | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
Construction Materialdiffers | 304L stainless steel | 304L stainless steel | 316L stainless steel | 316L stainless steel |
Platform Widthdiffers | 20 in | 26 in | 20 in | 26 in |
Setbackdiffers | 18 in | 24 in | 18 in | 24 in |
Top Mount Locationdiffers | 20 in wide x 21-1/4 in long stainless steel top | 26 in wide x 21-1/4 in long stainless steel top | 20 in wide x 21-1/4 in long stainless steel top | 26 in wide x 21-1/4 in long stainless steel top |
Selected configuration
Selection criteria for this variant
Resources for selected configuration
Shared across product
Select a public PDF or image to preview it. Restricted files remain available by request.
No files published.
Shared product resources will appear here when published.
Related products
Public files are available immediately. Restricted files can be requested from the vendor when approval or project context is required. Restricted documentation is intended for legitimate engineering, design, construction, procurement, maintenance, or manufacturer-approved use.
